Champions League 2014/15

I just realised there is Champions League football tonight. \o/

Carvajal should've been sent off there. What a nob.

Ref should've just sent cunts off for running away from him for about 2 minutes. Fucking joke to see that

Jamie Redknapp such a clueless twat.

Also Hoddle saying Barca are terrible at defending corners, Jesus Christ

Porto 2-0 up against Bayern after 10 minutes.

Cavani is shite

3-1 Porto, 2-0 Barca.

What a goal, completely mugged off Luiz before a ridiculous finish.

PSG are out now. Can't see them getting 3 at the Nou Camp without reply.

Still fancy Bayern to put a few past Porto in Munich, but what a result that is for Porto.

Bayern completely dominating Bundesliga securing the title at an early stage and failing to perform in the Champions League. Sound familiar, Pep?

Oh, and Luiz is still balls I see.

Well they did win 7-0 in the last round and went into yesterdays game with a fuckload of injuries. Hardly "failing to perform"

Ricardo Quaresma was the key player in a CL quarter-final in 2015? Really?

CL is a winnable competition (obv.) for Bayern and under Heynckes in 2012/2013 they proved to be the best team in Europe by far. Last season they lost 5-0 to Real Madrid on aggregate and they are currently under by 3-1 after the 1st leg against Porto. CL is where Pep has to prove his worth and so far it's not looking good after the first two tries. Injures or not. Still, I think they have chance at home v Porto.

Yeah I'd say losing 3-1 to Porto (no offence, they're a good team but Bayern should have been comfortable winners imo) is failing to perform

They were missing basically all their key players....

Bayern's team doctor and his staff have quit now cos they were blamed for the loss apparently

Paging Dr. Fuentes

Chap was their doctor for 38 years and all. Bit mad

Pep after Benatia's injury at Leverkusen:

http://www.espnfc.com/club/bayern-munich/132/blog/post/2402367/bayern-have-only-themselves-to-blame-after-shock-defeat-to-porto

Worth a read.

This just came out:

The Bayern Munich team doctor Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt and three other members of the medical team quit the club on Thursday, saying they had been blamed for the Champions League defeat against Porto the previous night.

The renowned Müller-Wohlfahrt, who has worked at Bayern since 1977, released a statement saying: “After Bayern Munich’s game in the Champions League against Porto ... the medical team were made responsible for the defeat”

The other three members walking out were Müller-Wohlfahrt’s son, Kilian as well as Peter Ueblacker and Lutz Hänsel.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/apr/16/bayern-munich-doctor-quits-muller-wohlfahrt

If that's directed at the medical staff it does make Pep look like a massive, massive cunt.

+1

ffs, the man has been a doctor at the club when Pep was playing with his boy toy in the sand

He left when Klinnsman was in charge and came back a few months later when he was sacked. Wouldn't be surprised if the same happened again. Although he is old so will likely retire. His methods may be a bit dodgy but he is probably the best in the world at his job

Had 20 for physiotherapy on CM01/02.

Always felt Pep was a smug piece of work, never really understood the draw to him as a manager either.

Also, Bayern lost because they were woeful as a team, not because of injuries. All their goals they gave up were basically of their own doing with horrible defending and worse concentration. Porto put them under pressure and Bayern faltered. Hopefully Porto finish the job in the second leg.

Always thought Pep was overrated... if he ever manages in Premier League, he will prove me right

Don't think he's overrated but he's certainly the type of manager who will go in and get the best out of a certain group of players, not sure he'd do so well if he went to a City and needed to do a rebuild of the whole team pretty much, would love to see him in the Prem though

Spanish Alec McLeish imo. This results proves it.

haha quite ridiculoous considering he's already one of the most successful managers around and he's about 24.

What a goal, perfect from Iniesta