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Champions League 2025/26

By StanSP, in General Football and Sport

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JonnyZeroFox

JonnyZeroFox

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Just now, st albans fox said:

Surely psg can’t be as poor second half ?

 

I guess we’ll see if Enrique is absolute elite or not 

Arsenal have been compact, made it difficult. Bayern obviously were far more open. It’s a different game. 

FoxesWalk

FoxesWalk

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Can’t believe that as it stands it looks like Arteta has managed to get a PL and CL playing terroristball. They are the worst prem champions since us, and the least entertaining to watch champions ever. 

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JonnyZeroFox

JonnyZeroFox

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This is why Arsenal won the league, anyone expecting a different second half will be surprised… they are doing everything right I have to admit it. It’s hardly like they are running and chasing it’s just been compact and solid 

KFS

KFS

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Just now, FoxesWalk said:

Can’t believe that as it stands it looks like Arteta has managed to get a PL and CL playing terroristball. They are the worst prem champions since us, and the least entertaining to watch champions ever. 

I think we’re about to see another paradigm shift in the game. The higher ups won’t want to lose viewership in an age where attention spans are dwindling.

 

I hope we get an anti Arteta manager for the record 

FoxesWalk

FoxesWalk

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6 minutes ago, KFS said:

I think we’re about to see another paradigm shift in the game. The higher ups won’t want to lose viewership in an age where attention spans are dwindling.

 

I hope we get an anti Arteta manager for the record 

I’d start out making the offside rule daylight gap between players. Less protection for goalkeepers.
 

Make it easier and more rewarding to attack. More goals. 

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FoxesWalk

FoxesWalk

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Also, I’m surprised neither handball is given. Shocking that former Arsenal players Keown and Wilshire disagree… the goal would have 100% been disallowed if that handball assist had been in the box rather than near the half way line. The Saka one is 50:50 in fairness, seen them given. 

Chiltern Fox

Chiltern Fox

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18 minutes ago, ramboacdc said:

Very, very well drilled. Its great to watch. 

 

It aint not PSG v Bayern, but its a good game so far.

I just don't want to deal with loads of gloating gooners on the school run next week. 

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Fear Of The Fox

Fear Of The Fox

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3 minutes ago, adejo92 said:

Only Arsenal could make a Champions League final this unenjoyable.

 

Vile club.

Arsenal winning it will be the best end of the season as a lot of us despise this farce the sport has become. I hope for an even worse 2nd half and a disastrous World Cup. 

This sport needs to default. 

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Danizen

Danizen

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4 minutes ago, FoxesWalk said:

I’d start out making the offside rule daylight gap between players. Make it easier and more rewarding to attack. More goals. 

I agree. I remember Wenger was roundly mocked when he suggested this a few years ago. 

spacemunky

spacemunky

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7 minutes ago, FoxesWalk said:

I’d start out making the offside rule daylight gap between players. Less protection for goalkeepers.
 

Make it easier and more rewarding to attack. More goals. 

We use that rule here in the CPL.

 

Hasn't really made the difference that you might expect.

Finnegan

Finnegan

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9 minutes ago, FoxesWalk said:

I’d start out making the offside rule daylight gap between players. Less protection for goalkeepers.
 

Make it easier and more rewarding to attack. More goals. 

 

I don't think daylight is necessary, I'm anxious about terminology like that because I think you'll end up with VAR micro analysing whether or not there's a pixel of daylight. 

 

I think you just need to rule that an offside has to be clear and obvious and benefit of the doubt goes with the attacker. If a VAR can't pause the replay at the exact moment the ball is kicked and tell pretty much straight away that it's obviously offside the just give it onside. 

 

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