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Ik hoop op een finale Bayern - Barca.
De 2 mooiste clubs door naar de finale.
De 2 mooiste clubs door naar de finale.
Ik heb het lichaam van een jonge god..... naja een boeddha dan.
Tegen Augsburg en Mainz thuis speelde Bayern niet echt geweldig terwijl Real altijd wel veel kansen creeert en ook bijna altijd een doelpuntje meepikt ;
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Ik vrees een lichtelijke afgang voor Bayern.
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Ik vrees een lichtelijke afgang voor Bayern.
"You can call me Susan if it makes you happy"
quote:Op zondag 15 april 2012 18:23 schreef DaveDave09 het volgende:
Heb hier echt zo'n zin in, Denk 2-1 Bayern thuis en 21-0 voor Real in Madrid.
One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas, I don't know.
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Troosteloos gelijkspelletje met twee ploegen die niet willen dat het in de eerste wedstrijd al beslist is.
Die Scheiße bleibt gleich, nur die Fliegen ändern sich| Kurt Cobain sagte mir, Ich soll kommen wie ich bin
en de kikker zei: "Je moet me nog kussen!" en ik stak de kikker terug in mijn binnenzak en zei: "Nee, ik heb veel liever een babbelende kikker!"
en de kikker zei: "Je moet me nog kussen!" en ik stak de kikker terug in mijn binnenzak en zei: "Nee, ik heb veel liever een babbelende kikker!"
Ondanks Robben ben ik voor Real Madrid al was het alleen maar om Mourinho twee kansen te geven om eindelijk weer eens Barcelona in een groot toernooi te verslaan(laatste keer was de Spaanse beker)
Bayern is leuk en aardig maar die maken in de finale geen kans tegen Barcelona. Madrid tenminste wel en later wij eerlijk zijn: Sedert Hoeness zo schandelijk natrapte toen Van Gaal was ontslagen(los van het feit dat hij het er na gemaakt had ondanks de dubbel in 2010 en CL finale plaats) en later zo lovend over de huidige trainer van Bayern was,gun ik die club niks meer.
Bayern is leuk en aardig maar die maken in de finale geen kans tegen Barcelona. Madrid tenminste wel en later wij eerlijk zijn: Sedert Hoeness zo schandelijk natrapte toen Van Gaal was ontslagen(los van het feit dat hij het er na gemaakt had ondanks de dubbel in 2010 en CL finale plaats) en later zo lovend over de huidige trainer van Bayern was,gun ik die club niks meer.
Het zou echt mooi zijn als Bayern hier Real Madrid een tik geeft
Op vrijdag 15 januari 2016 23:58 schreef Ajacied422 het volgende:
Feitelijk heeft Shreyas gewoon gelijk.
Feitelijk heeft Shreyas gewoon gelijk.
Lijkt me sterk, Real heeft alle wedstrijden in de CL tot nu toe gewonnen, nouja uit tegen CSKA werd het nog 1-1 in de dying secondsquote:
Het zou echt mooi zijn als Bayern hier Real Madrid een tik geeft
"You can call me Susan if it makes you happy"
Waarom maakt Bayern nou weer geen kans tegen Barcelona?quote:Op dinsdag 17 april 2012 14:16 schreef Iwanius het volgende:
Ondanks Robben ben ik voor Real Madrid al was het alleen maar om Mourinho twee kansen te geven om eindelijk weer eens Barcelona in een groot toernooi te verslaan(laatste keer was de Spaanse beker)
Bayern is leuk en aardig maar die maken in de finale geen kans tegen Barcelona. Madrid tenminste wel en later wij eerlijk zijn: Sedert Hoeness zo schandelijk natrapte toen Van Gaal was ontslagen(los van het feit dat hij het er na gemaakt had ondanks de dubbel in 2010 en CL finale plaats) en later zo lovend over de huidige trainer van Bayern was,gun ik die club niks meer.
Oh, en het is nog helemaal niet bekend wie er in de finale staan Chelsea kan het ook nog halen.. 
Real gaat wel scoren.
Op vrijdag 9 juli 2010 22:51 schreef Runselpink het volgende: kerel, dit is drama.
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Ik denk dat Bayern iets beter is dan Zagreb, Ajax, Lyon, APOEL, CSKA... denk ik.quote:
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Lijkt me sterk, Real heeft alle wedstrijden in de CL tot nu toe gewonnen, nouja uit tegen CSKA werd het nog 1-1 in de dying seconds
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Ik denk dat Bayern iets beter is dan Zagreb, Ajax, Lyon, APOEL, CSKA... denk ik.
quote:Volgens Mourinho is Real Madrid niet de favoriet, al is zijn mening doordrenkt met een vleugje ironie. "Mijn mening is niet zo belangrijk als die van belangrijkere personen, personen die geloofwaardiger zijn. Uli Hoeness, Franz Beckenbauer, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Oliver Kahn en Ottmar Hitzfeld hebben gezegd dat Real Madrid niet zo goed is als men denkt, dat Bayern sterker is en dat Bayern de angstgegner van Real Madrid is. We zijn dus de underdog. We hebben niets te verliezen. We kunnen dit seizoen alleen de Copa del Rey verliezen, die is van ons. De landstitel en de Champions League zijn niet van ons, dus dat zijn prijzen die we kunnen winnen."
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Heynckes tipping Bayern and Madrid to turn it on
FC Bayern München's Jupp Heynckes expects "a spectacular game" when Real Madrid CF visit the Fußball Arena München, while José Mourinho says his team "have nothing to lose".
FC Bayern München coach Jupp Heynckes is confident his side's UEFA Champions League semi-final against Real Madrid CF will live up to its heavyweight billing, but dismisses suggestions the Liga leaders are favourites to progress. Madrid counterpart José Mourinho, meanwhile, expects his German hosts to play "with a lot of emotion" with a home final just two matches away.
Jupp Heynckes, coach
We will see two teams in good shape and there is no clear favourite to me. I know Real quite well, they have improved a lot this season, and their attack is impressive. We are expecting a very offensive side, particularly in Madrid.
Cristiano Ronaldo will begin on the left but he is a player who is everywhere on the field, so it won't just be [Philipp] Lahm's duty to get control of him – it will be the whole team's. It is all a question of how to get into the game. Of course we have a strategy, but in the end the players on the field will decide.
Having the final here in Munich is an important extra motivation for us. My players are confident and very motivated. Everybody is focused, the guys want to fulfil their dream and play a home final here in Munich. The chance to play the final at your home ground is once in a lifetime.
The pressure is still high for us. It is not less because we do not have to care any more about the Bundesliga. There are still two titles for us and this is what we have to focus on now. The rest we should forget. The players want to have success and that is how they are putting pressure on themselves.
There is a lot of expectation ahead of the game. We will see a spectacular game – not just in attack but also in defence. They will show what they can do and I am looking forward to this. I am expecting a very interesting game.
Madrid's Ramos wary of 'world class' Bayern
"We must remember what we are playing for," warned defender Sergio Ramos ahead of Real Madrid CF's semi-final first leg against a "world class" FC Bayern München team.
Sergio Ramos is under no illusions about the difficulty facing his side as they prepare for their UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg against an FC Bayern München team he regards as "world class". The Real Madrid CF defender urged the Merengues not to lose focus, saying: "We must remember what we are playing for tomorrow."
With Madrid still in the running for two major trophies this term, much of the talk in Spain of late has been focused on José Mourinho's side's weekend encounter with FC Barcelona – a fixture that could go a long way to determing the destination of the Liga title. Yet speaking in Monday's press conference in Munich, Ramos was quick to remind journalists of the importance of the last-four meeting with Bayern.
"We must remember what we are playing for tomorrow," said the 26-year-old. "We must not think about Barcelona or the Spanish title. We are playing in the Champions League semi-final against Bayern München. We are playing against a world-class team here."
Though Madrid have claimed the European Champion Clubs' Cup a record nine times, the furthest Ramos' participation extends to is this stage last season. On that occasion the Whites' colours were lowered by Barça, so the Spain defender is in no mood to allow anything to detract him from helping his side edge closer to a possible tenth European crown.
"We have a lot of respect for Bayern but our objective is to reach the final," said Ramos. "It will be a difficult game tomorrow, but there are no easy games these days – especially not in a Champions League semi-final. We will have to be very focused. They have a lot of quality in their team with players like [Arjen] Robben or [Mario] Gomez who can make the difference."
In addition to Bayern's expensive signings, Ramos also recognises that the Bundesliga giants have a healthy quota of prodigious youngsters coming through their ranks, players who are having an effect on both the domestic and international stage. "Bayern have been doing a great job with their youth academy for decades now," he said. "They have a very strong influence not only on German football and the Bundesliga, but also on the German national team."
Madrid, however, also have players of influence and a coach whose pedigree in the competition is second only to legendary Liverpool FC manager Bob Paisley. Indeed, the Portuguese tactician is looking to become the first trainer to win the competition with three different clubs. "Mourinho is a top coach," added Ramos.
"We're happy to have him at Madrid. He has done so many new things; he has changed a lot of things. Every player in the team has become better over the last two years. Our daily work with him is very good and I am hopeful of a good result tomorrow, so we can fly back to Madrid with a good feeling."
FC Bayern München's Jupp Heynckes expects "a spectacular game" when Real Madrid CF visit the Fußball Arena München, while José Mourinho says his team "have nothing to lose".
FC Bayern München coach Jupp Heynckes is confident his side's UEFA Champions League semi-final against Real Madrid CF will live up to its heavyweight billing, but dismisses suggestions the Liga leaders are favourites to progress. Madrid counterpart José Mourinho, meanwhile, expects his German hosts to play "with a lot of emotion" with a home final just two matches away.
Jupp Heynckes, coach
We will see two teams in good shape and there is no clear favourite to me. I know Real quite well, they have improved a lot this season, and their attack is impressive. We are expecting a very offensive side, particularly in Madrid.
Cristiano Ronaldo will begin on the left but he is a player who is everywhere on the field, so it won't just be [Philipp] Lahm's duty to get control of him – it will be the whole team's. It is all a question of how to get into the game. Of course we have a strategy, but in the end the players on the field will decide.
Having the final here in Munich is an important extra motivation for us. My players are confident and very motivated. Everybody is focused, the guys want to fulfil their dream and play a home final here in Munich. The chance to play the final at your home ground is once in a lifetime.
The pressure is still high for us. It is not less because we do not have to care any more about the Bundesliga. There are still two titles for us and this is what we have to focus on now. The rest we should forget. The players want to have success and that is how they are putting pressure on themselves.
There is a lot of expectation ahead of the game. We will see a spectacular game – not just in attack but also in defence. They will show what they can do and I am looking forward to this. I am expecting a very interesting game.
Madrid's Ramos wary of 'world class' Bayern
"We must remember what we are playing for," warned defender Sergio Ramos ahead of Real Madrid CF's semi-final first leg against a "world class" FC Bayern München team.
Sergio Ramos is under no illusions about the difficulty facing his side as they prepare for their UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg against an FC Bayern München team he regards as "world class". The Real Madrid CF defender urged the Merengues not to lose focus, saying: "We must remember what we are playing for tomorrow."
With Madrid still in the running for two major trophies this term, much of the talk in Spain of late has been focused on José Mourinho's side's weekend encounter with FC Barcelona – a fixture that could go a long way to determing the destination of the Liga title. Yet speaking in Monday's press conference in Munich, Ramos was quick to remind journalists of the importance of the last-four meeting with Bayern.
"We must remember what we are playing for tomorrow," said the 26-year-old. "We must not think about Barcelona or the Spanish title. We are playing in the Champions League semi-final against Bayern München. We are playing against a world-class team here."
Though Madrid have claimed the European Champion Clubs' Cup a record nine times, the furthest Ramos' participation extends to is this stage last season. On that occasion the Whites' colours were lowered by Barça, so the Spain defender is in no mood to allow anything to detract him from helping his side edge closer to a possible tenth European crown.
"We have a lot of respect for Bayern but our objective is to reach the final," said Ramos. "It will be a difficult game tomorrow, but there are no easy games these days – especially not in a Champions League semi-final. We will have to be very focused. They have a lot of quality in their team with players like [Arjen] Robben or [Mario] Gomez who can make the difference."
In addition to Bayern's expensive signings, Ramos also recognises that the Bundesliga giants have a healthy quota of prodigious youngsters coming through their ranks, players who are having an effect on both the domestic and international stage. "Bayern have been doing a great job with their youth academy for decades now," he said. "They have a very strong influence not only on German football and the Bundesliga, but also on the German national team."
Madrid, however, also have players of influence and a coach whose pedigree in the competition is second only to legendary Liverpool FC manager Bob Paisley. Indeed, the Portuguese tactician is looking to become the first trainer to win the competition with three different clubs. "Mourinho is a top coach," added Ramos.
"We're happy to have him at Madrid. He has done so many new things; he has changed a lot of things. Every player in the team has become better over the last two years. Our daily work with him is very good and I am hopeful of a good result tomorrow, so we can fly back to Madrid with a good feeling."
