[LordHawHaw]

StandFree03, on Oct 25 2007, 12:16, said:

I am......why do you ask? Do you want to come with me?

Naw, but could you count the crowd fur him

[Swampy]

LordHawHaw, on Oct 25 2007, 13:27, said:

Naw, but could you count the crowd fur him

f**k, beaten.

[glasnost]

The exact same comment was made by Frank Rijkaard when we drew with them a few years back in Barcelona.

Mmmmmmm, seem to remember the Rangers fans lapping the anti-fooball jibes that time.

[Monster]

Messi in the washing machine?

It's more than Valdes' kit had to be anyway.

[No8.]

Imagine the cheek of Rangers marking Henry and Messi out the game...Cheeky b*****ds!! They then actually tackled them instead of standing back and admiring their superior football skills. This is just not on Walter!! Get it sorted!! I don't want to see A Scottish Football team competing like that with the worlds best...i want to have your team to stand back so we can be thrilled by the Superstars!!

Heard Walter has been in touch with the 2 Jimmys to sort out this wee Problem in time for the return in the Nou Camp..

Edit to add...We are also taking notes from Boruc on how to blow it away from home. Happy 30 in a row Artur..

This post has been edited by No8.: 26 October 2007 - 11:27

[port-ton]

rangers should have just played normally and let papac mark messi one on one. im sure that would have worked out well for rangers.

scottish teams play to their strengths, and we're getting so good at it that our strengths are starting to outweigh the bigger teams they plays strengths.

[BishyTON]

port-ton, on Oct 27 2007, 10:32, said:

rangers should have just played normally and let papac mark messi one on one. im sure that would have worked out well for rangers.

scottish teams play to their strengths, and we're getting so good at it that our strengths are starting to outweigh the bigger teams they plays strengths.

Exactly, what do people expect. Scottish teams are never going to have the quality to beat the continents top sides playing free flowing, attacking football. We need to fight and make it difficult for them to stand any chance of getting anything from the game. The perfect example are the two games against the frogs. Both games they had the vast majority of the ball and the better chances but we won both games by making it extremely difficult for them to break us down and caught them on the break.

[StandFree03]

Disraeli, on Oct 24 2007, 21:54, said:

I think the game at the Nou Camp will suit our style; They will have to come and attack us and we can counter attack, possibly even nick a win.Thomson's suspension creates a bit of a problem though.

[Mak]

No8., on Oct 26 2007, 11:25, said:

Edit to add...We are also taking notes from Boruc on how to blow it away from home.

Obviously worked, then.

Bet Messi's gutted now.

[Disraeli]

StandFree03, on Nov 8 2007, 08:42, said:

I think our performance at the Nou Camp was, in terms of passing and keeping possession, superior to the game at Ibrox - of course it was'nt as good defensively and that was the decisive factor.

If Henry had'nt, literally, got a hold of the ball - and subsequently chucked it in the net- then I think we might have been able to frustrate them, but alas it was not to be.

As for my prediction, aside from it being wishful thinking, it was relient on Barcelona, and Ronaldinho in particular, carrying on their indifferent early season form - which, needless to say, they did not.