howard_the_duck Posted March 28, 2006 Share Posted March 28, 2006 i am mate,i even have the merchandise...<{POST_SNAPBACK}>pahingi naman aasarin kaya ng mga arsenal fans si vieira? hehehe basta...go sunderlandgo celticbwahahaha Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 28, 2006 Share Posted March 28, 2006 i am mate,i even have the merchandise...<{POST_SNAPBACK}> lol same here.... i have merchandise of liverpool.... fav ko ung jersey nila with the green and white calsberg jersey Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 28, 2006 Share Posted March 28, 2006 nakakainggit... meron s'yang white and green carlsberg jersey... hanggang england national team lang ang meron ako... wish ko ngayon 'yung white na may blue and red diagonal carling jersey ng rangers... Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 28, 2006 Share Posted March 28, 2006 nakakainggit... meron s'yang white and green carlsberg jersey... hanggang england national team lang ang meron ako... wish ko ngayon 'yung white na may blue and red diagonal carling jersey ng rangers...<{POST_SNAPBACK}> and ofcourse i have the famous red jersey ng liverpool Quote Link to comment
_eRon_ Posted March 28, 2006 Share Posted March 28, 2006 astig may mga merchandise ng favorite football clubs nila..ako meron ako nung sharp & nike na jersey ng ManU, pati un yellow & red na jersey ng Liverpool, pati un sa Chelsea na jersey..la ko Arsenal jersey..meron din ako AC Milan, Argentina nat'l team..may cap ako ng Manchester United, un puti ng nike, dapat nga bibili ako nung cortez na white na may ManU logo sa likod kaso naubos na daw nung bibili na kami.. meron ako dati Juve, kaso binigay ko sa friend ko.. nagbbenta sila ng soccer jerseys sa olympic city ba un, 1200 lang, may mga pangalan pa, henry of arsenal, van nisterooy, rooney, ronaldo of manU, gerrard ng liverpool, basta, nagulat nga ko 1200 lang, sa ibang shops e 2000+ un.. Quote Link to comment
_eRon_ Posted March 28, 2006 Share Posted March 28, 2006 i stand corrected.. Arsenal 2-0 Juventus @Highbury40' Fabregas69' HenryKinain ko din yung pinost ko pero one thing na sinabi ko for Arsenal to win they would need great games from Henry&Fabregas..looks like hope is still alive for the Gunners to win a trophy for this year.. Barcelona 0-0 Benfica@Estadio da Luza 0-0 affair brought by several players hitting the woodwork of Benfica's goal, several chances to score by Ronaldinho, Larsson, Deco & Van Bommel & great saves from the Benfica keeper, Moretto, have set the stage for a possible Benfica upset in the Nou Camp on April 2.. the 2nd leg of both matches will be on April 2.. next matches..Inter Milan vs Villareal & Lyon vs AC Milan.. match prediction: both Italian sides winning, inter 1-0 winners, ac milan 2-1 winners.. Quote Link to comment
howard_the_duck Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 an all-italian final would be the boringest final since 2003 Quote Link to comment
lover_bong Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 :mtc: AND WHY IS THAT? DI NAMAN SIGURO BRO..an all-italian final would be the boringest final since 2003 <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Quote Link to comment
_eRon_ Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 boring nga kung all italian final..dapat ang magkikita sa finals galing ng magkaibang league..feeling ko 1 spot is reserved for Barcelona..feeling ko magkikita sa finals, Barcelona vs. AC Milan..fearless forecast kung baga.. Quote Link to comment
howard_the_duck Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 :mtc: AND WHY IS THAT? DI NAMAN SIGURO BRO..<{POST_SNAPBACK}>parang SMB-Ginebra yan... parehong sister teams, nakakawalang gana...boring nga kung all italian final..dapat ang magkikita sa finals galing ng magkaibang league..feeling ko 1 spot is reserved for Barcelona..feeling ko magkikita sa finals, Barcelona vs. AC Milan..fearless forecast kung baga..<{POST_SNAPBACK}>you're right dude. mas maganda talaga kung magkaibang liga ang nasa finals, kahit pa maging all-english o all-spanish final parang hindi masaya (unless talagang rivals sila, like barca and real madrid) Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 Barça denied by Moretto magicTuesday, 28 March 2006by Paul Saffer from Estádio da Luz SL Benfica were unable to take a lead from their home UEFA Champions League quarter-final first leg, but will surely feel some relief after withstanding tremendous FC Barcelona pressure in this goalless affair. Vital savesTypical of the game was the minute just before the hour, when the visitors struck the woodwork twice. Ronaldinho, Henrik Larsson, Deco and Mark van Bommel were among those to go close, but home goalkeeper Moretto produced some fine saves, and Benfica did carve out a few chances to give themselves reason for optimism in next Wednesday's Camp Nou return. Defensive reshuffleFaced with the suspension of leading scorer Nuno Gomes, Benfica coach Ronald Koeman deployed Geovanni up front. The Dutchman also selected left-sided Ricardo Rocha on the right, tasked with containing Ronaldinho. Koeman's compatriot Frank Rijkaard had captain Carles Puyol banned and fellow defenders Edmílson and Rafael Márquez unfit; Juliano Belletti, Thiago Motta, Oleguer Presas and Giovanni van Bronckhorst formed the back line. Ronaldinho deniedLarsson took injured Lionel Messi's slot in Barcelona's front three, and another of the trio, Samuel Eto'o, helped create a golden opportunity when, under pressure from the Cameroonian, Moretto picked up Anderson's fifth-minute back-pass to concede an indirect free-kick. Ronaldinho and Larsson both had efforts blocked in the ensuing goalmouth scramble. Jinking runBenfica are a team happiest on the counterattack, and after withstanding two corners they broke at pace, though Simão's shot curled into the arms of Víctor Valdés. Andrés Iniesta's 15th-minute jinking run then bamboozled the Benfica defence, but he slid his effort wide. At the other end, Manuel Fernandes let fly a rasping attempt, only just over. StyleRonaldinho turned on the style next, striding forward to supply Eto'o on the left. However, the striker's cross was turned wide by Deco, the former FC Porto man receiving the expected Lisbon 'welcome'. Moretto was fortunate before the half-hour as he sliced a clearance but recovered before Ronaldinho pounced. Moretto saveA thrilling moment followed. From an unfamiliar right-back position Larsson fed Van Bommel. The Dutchman surged forward and eventually got one-on-one with Moretto, who kept his cool and saved with his legs. With Benfica restricted to shots from distance, Barcelona regularly confirmed their stellar reputation with gusto, lacking only a goal. Moretto somehow stopped a point-blank Eto'o effort shortly before the break, but the goalkeeper's jitters struck again when he passed the ball to Van Bommel, who fired wide from an acute angle with Larsson unattended inside. Miccoli deployedKoeman sent on Fabrizio Miccoli for Laurent Robert at half-time in a search of attacking potency. Manuel Fernandes had been their biggest threat in the first half, and made Valdés work early in the second. But Barcelona were not kept down for long and Ronaldinho, having taken a central berth, played a geometrically precise pass for Larsson, whose drive was tipped on to the post by Moretto. The woodwork was immediately struck a second time as the resulting Ronaldinho corner was met forcefully by the head of Motta. Goalkeepers stand firmThere was no doubt, though, that Benfica were going forward with more conviction, and went close when Miccoli broke down the left. His angled attempt was parried by Valdés, and the brave Van Bronckhorst then blocked Giovanni's follow-up. Again Barcelona responded swiftly, breaking quickly with Van Bommel denied by a fingertip Moretto save. Simão attemptBuoyed perhaps by holding out for so long, Benfica pushed forward with intent in the closing stages. Simão was sent clear but denied by Valdés. Despite that promising ending, whether a draw will stand them in good stead in Spain is a moot point. Glorious Gunners take controlTuesday, 28 March 2006by Andrew Haslam from Highbury Goals in each half from Cesc Fabregas and Thierry Henry gave Arsenal FC a real chance of reaching the UEFA Champions League semi-finals for the first time as England's sole surviving representatives produced an exceptionally disciplined and hard-working display to defeat Juventus, who finished with nine men. Clean sheet The home team were the more enterprising throughout and expertly contained a Juve attack shorn of Alessandro Del Piero and Pavel Nedvěd through injury and suspension respectively to record a seventh successive clean sheet in the competition, equalling AC Milan's record of last season. Arsenal always looked in control from the moment the magnificent Fabregas collected Henry's pass to secure the lead five minutes before half-time. The pair then reversed roles for the second goal midway through the second half, Henry scoring against his former club to put Arsenal firmly in control of the tie. Cautious openingJuventus were undone by two early strikes against Liverpool FC at the same stage of last year's tournament, and were similarly pushed on to the back foot in the opening moments by Arsenal. With the home side giving the ball away more than usual, however, the first shot on goal was carved out by the visitors, Zlatan Ibrahimović's free-kick deflecting just wide, although in the main the two teams appeared content to play their way slowly into the match. Arsenal advanceJust past the quarter-hour the hosts picked a way through the Italian champions' rearguard for the first time, Robert Pirès finding Fabregas advancing into the area with a clever back-heel but, under pressure from Lilian Thuram, the midfielder dragged his shot wide. Gianluigi Buffon was then called into action, making a routine stop from Kolo Touré before Henry tried to catch out the Juve goalkeeper with a quick free-kick that drifted a metre wide. Fabregas delightThat was the first of three set-piece attempts from the Arsenal captain in the opening period, and it was no surprise that, when the home side did find a way past Buffon, Henry played a crucial role. Pirès dispossessed Patrick Vieira in midfield and found his compatriot midway inside the Juventus half and Henry turned to roll a perfect pass into the path of Fabregas, who evaded Thuram to shoot low beyond Buffon. The goal brought Highbury to life and Henry might have added a second soon after but his effort from a narrow angle slid past the far post. Touré tackleThe visitors started the second half in determined mood, and within five minutes Touré produced a vital tackle to deny Ibrahimović inside the penalty area, his second such intervention on the Juve striker. Arsenal held firm in the face of the initial pressure, however, and might have doubled their advantage just past the hour as José Antonio Reyes and Fabregas combined to find Henry in space on the right only for Buffon to palm away his left-foot attempt before the Juve goalkeeper denied both Fabregas and Pirès with his legs. Henry delight Buffon was powerless to prevent Arsenal extending their lead in the 69th minute, though. Arsenal were slicing through the Juve rearguard with increasing frequency and broke clear again as Fabregas ran on to Aleksandr Hleb's pass and drew the goalkeeper before unselfishly squaring for Henry to turn in. Late dismissalsJuve's troubles were compounded as both Mauro Camoranesi and Jonathan Zebina were dismissed in the final three minutes after tackles earned them second bookings. Vieira, who will want to quickly forget his first game back at Highbury since leaving last summer, will also miss next week's return. ©uefa.com 1998-2006. All rights reserved. Quote Link to comment
redshirt Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 astig may mga merchandise ng favorite football clubs nila..ako meron ako nung sharp & nike na jersey ng ManU, pati un yellow & red na jersey ng Liverpool, pati un sa Chelsea na jersey..la ko Arsenal jersey..meron din ako AC Milan, Argentina nat'l team..may cap ako ng Manchester United, un puti ng nike, dapat nga bibili ako nung cortez na white na may ManU logo sa likod kaso naubos na daw nung bibili na kami.. meron ako dati Juve, kaso binigay ko sa friend ko.. nagbbenta sila ng soccer jerseys sa olympic city ba un, 1200 lang, may mga pangalan pa, henry of arsenal, van nisterooy, rooney, ronaldo of manU, gerrard ng liverpool, basta, nagulat nga ko 1200 lang, sa ibang shops e 2000+ un..<{POST_SNAPBACK}> mura yun sa olympic dahil wala ata log ng nike , rbk , addidas Quote Link to comment
redshirt Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 hmm para sakin ang finals na gusto ko is arsenal vs ac millano or internazionale Quote Link to comment
redshirt Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 nakakainggit... meron s'yang white and green carlsberg jersey... hanggang england national team lang ang meron ako... wish ko ngayon 'yung white na may blue and red diagonal carling jersey ng rangers...<{POST_SNAPBACK}> *official products of man utd that i have are: *home jersey(vodafone)(frm nike) *nike cap na united with vodafone at the side(navy blue)(frm bangkok,naubusan kc nike d2) *2 pcs of manu tempo back pack(para may reserve pag nasira) *mobile fone strap(frm megastore) *shorts na casual(frm megastore) *jacket na franz ferdinand yung dating(grey na may itim tapos manutd nakalagay)(frm megastore) *training jersey na grey(frm megastore) *shirt na formal(yung parang lacoste pero may crest ng manu yung minsang suot ng asist coach)(frm megastore) *****(megastore yung sa thailand lng ha hindi sa england! )*** i also have some fake jersey ng inter,manu(home and away),england latest purchase: real madrid home 2006 season jersey long sleeves with beckham name at back i knw someone who sells jerseys na class a(like orig) pm me for details sino kaya may jersey ng philippines yung talagang issue ng pfa? Quote Link to comment
dj_flip03 Posted March 29, 2006 Share Posted March 29, 2006 (edited) Kainis!!! Juventus took quite a beating last night. Great performance from the portuguese club too!!! I have a Juventus 2004-2005 alternate jersey, 2002-2003 FC Barcelona home (yung sa middle pa yung logo), and an AS ROMA(Kappa) home jersey (with the scudetto badge when they won the Serie A). I'm looking for an original Borussia Dortmund (home or away) na jersey. Sana maglabas Nike nun dito. Redshirt- sorry di ako nakakapag reply agad sayo. Next tuesday we'll play at Corinthian Gardens. Its a field (firmground). BTW, may mga chx nga palang kasali dito. If you have a car let's meet up na lang sa may gate ng Corinthians, sabay na tayo papasok sa loob. How old are you anyway? Edited March 29, 2006 by dj_flip03 Quote Link to comment
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