UEFA Champions League 2022/2023

[brehme1989]

Seriously the cheapest *available* tickets will start from £1200 and upwards?

Probably.
The cheapest ones were presold.

 

[Jane The Virgin]

Fuck me.

 

[Tsuna]

Fuck me.

virgin no more

 

[Jnr]

Seriously the cheapest tickets will start from £1200 and upwards?

Get the 27€ Ryanair ticket to Milano and watch the final in Duomo with huge screens with tifosi. And spend that 1k to your family.
You will feel better my dear fellow Pazza Inter survivor.

 

[forzainter257]

I hope Inter players read this and take it personally

GRAEME SOUNESS: I was shocked to see how bad the Italian sides were in Wednesday's Champions League Milan derby semi-final... this is surely Manchester City's year to be crowned Kings of Europe

It's always a treacherous business predicting who will win any competition because you never know what Lady Luck has in store when it comes to knockout football.

But I make no bones about this one. I really think it’s Manchester City’s time in the Champions League.

In part, that’s because we can discount the Italian sides who competed in Wednesday’s second semi-final. I have to say I was shocked to see two such ordinary sides competing on a stage like that.

When I played in Italy, you had the very best players in the world out there. They were playing in their prime. It grieved me to see how it seems to have become a staging post for players who can no longer crack it at the big leagues: Oliver Giroud at 36, Henrikh Mkhitaryan at 34, Edin Dzeko at 37. AC Milan’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was injured, is 41.

Italian football has had its financial problems, but I was astounded by the lack of quality that was on show in one of the world’s great cup competitions. The poor first touch. Players constantly giving the ball away cheaply under very little pressure.

Both of those Milanese sides would be mid-table or even lower in the Premier League. Only Inter’s Lautaro Martinez would come anywhere near the top end of our football. For eliminated sides like Bayern Munich and Liverpool, it must have been a tough watch.

GRAEME SOUNESS: This is surely Man City's year for European triumph

GRAEME SOUNESS: It's always a treacherous business predicting who will win any competition because you never know what Lady Luck has in store when it comes to knockout football.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Dave54]

Crazy prices for the tickets.

 

[Sqnalkel]

I hope Inter players read this and take it personally

GRAEME SOUNESS: This is surely Man City's year for European triumph

GRAEME SOUNESS: It's always a treacherous business predicting who will win any competition because you never know what Lady Luck has in store when it comes to knockout football.

www.dailymail.co.uk

It's funny because I think Man City were embarrassing against Madrid. FFS both Modrić and Benzema played injured, plus they lost Casemiro, PLUS City got Haaland and they still got outplayed by Madrid.

I think there's a good chance we beat Man City if we're clinical for once.

 

[Alex de Large]

Get the 27€ Ryanair ticket to Milano and watch the final in Duomo with huge screens with tifosi. And spend that 1k to your family.
You will feel better my dear fellow Pazza Inter survivor.

That's what i did in 2010.
In that time i didn't have a cent to waste on stuff like this. So i went from Bcn to Madrid and watch it with Inter fans who couldn't afford to go into the stadium.
IF we reach CL final and IF it's in lisboa and not Istanbul, i may go and repeat the same, and IF it's with some fellow Interistas around here, even better.

 

[Jane The Virgin]

Get the 27€ Ryanair ticket to Milano and watch the final in Duomo with huge screens with tifosi. And spend that 1k to your family.
You will feel better my dear fellow Pazza Inter survivor.

I don't have a family.

*Sad Dwight Schrute noises*


Edit:

No but seriously, if it was a normal type of stadium with the field being just few meters away, and the seats were super close, I'd probably go for it. But with the stadium being an Olympic type, and getting seats somewhere in the corner, idk, just seems khm, not so smart.

A final with other people? Not for me. I'd rather be alone in front of the tv, going back and forth, being the most racists person toward our black and white players, calling names, cursing families, muting the tv, switching between channels if the opponents have a good chance... Lol

Also another question where did these news about Lissabon popped up?

 

[brehme1989]

I don't have a family.

*Sad Dwight Schrute noises*


Edit:

No but seriously, if it was a normal type of stadium with the field being just few meters away, and the seats were super close, I'd probably go for it. But with the stadium being an Olympic type, and getting seats somewhere in the corner, idk, just seems khm, not so smart.

I'm confused. Have you been to the Meazza? What Olympic type?

A final with other people? Not for me. I'd rather be alone in front of the tv, going back and forth, being the most racists person toward our black and white players, calling names, cursing families, muting the tv, switching between channels if the opponents have a good chance... Lol

Also another question where did these news about Lissabon popped up?

Haven't seen much but I imagine it has to do with the upcoming Turkish elections or something.

 

[Jane The Virgin]

I was talking about the stadium in Istanbul. That's an olympic one.

 

[DiegoMilito22]

“Following some inaccurate and unfounded media reports, Uefa would like to clarify the position on the 2023 Champions League final. The 2023 Uefa Champions League final will take place in Istanbul as scheduled, on 10 June 2023. Uefa has no discussions to the contrary with any political institutions, governments or national football associations.”

UEFA confirmed that the final will be in Istanbul.

 

[Il Drago]

A question for those who're good with UEFA coefficients. Does our CL run guarantee a spot in Pot 2 next season (provided we finish in Serie A top 4)? Or we would still need some favorable results to get in there?

 

[brehme1989]

A question for those who're good with UEFA coefficients. Does our CL run guarantee a spot in Pot 2 next season (provided we finish in Serie A top 4)? Or we would still need some favorable results to get in there?

Pot 2 is guaranteed, yes.

We're 11th now and our 18-19 wasn't bad in terms of coeff but not great so reaching last 16 should more than compensate in order to maintain this.
Chelsea will lose too many points so they won't be ahead of us if/when they return to CL.

Let's just say that if the old system was in place, we'd have high chances of being Pot 1.

 

[Alex de Large]

Only with the semis we are in pot 2. If we win Milan and lose the final, do we have a chance to be in pot1 next year?

 

[Jane The Virgin]

What if we lose to Milan and win the final?

kek

 

[Alex de Large]

But win milan i meant the semis, not the game

 

[brehme1989]

Only with the semis we are in pot 2. If we win Milan and lose the final, do we have a chance to be in pot1 next year?

Nope, finalist isn't pot 1.

There are countries to gain if a Pot 1 champion wins CL or EL, but finalists do not.

Pot 1 is reserved to the 6 domestic champions, EL and CL winners.

EL winners shouldn't get that but whatever.

 

[Alex de Large]

Yes, true.
But what if City is CL winner and Domestic champion too? there is another spot there. I guess it would be Liverpool or some other premier league team

 

[DiegoMilito22]

Yes, true.
But what if City is CL winner and Domestic champion too? there is another spot there. I guess it would be Liverpool or some other premier league team

Pot 1 will be given to the champions of the 7th league (Netherlands).