UEFA-Pokal

Tifferette hat geschrieben:Das war schon verdammt stark. Aber man hat schon gemerkt, dass bei Tottenham mehrere aus dem ersten Anzug fehlten.

Was mir aber positiv aufgefallen ist: Das sehr aggressive Pressing bis fast zum Torwart. Das war so ziemlich das einzige, was den Dortmundern Probleme bereitet hat. Und da fiel mir der Name "Zorniger" ein und ich dachte - "Mensch, so hätte das also aussehen sollen..."

Half-time: Spurs 0-1 Dortmund (agg 0-4)

Dortmund are just a bit too good.

As ever the almost total absence of English players and managers from the elite stage of European club football stands out. In many ways the global cosmopolitanism of the Premier League is fascinating. Less convincing is the failure of the richest league in the world to make or produce or create anything of any substance that is truly its own. Its last remaining presence in the Champions League is an Emirati-funded club managed by a Chilean without a single starting English outfield player in its last game in the competition. Raheem Sterling and Joe Hart are the only on-field presence remaining. English football may still be at the party. But it hasn’t brought any booze, doesn’t know anyone and isn’t showing any signs of wanting to dance.

Southern Comfort hat geschrieben:Leberteich ist klar besser, möchte ich jetzt sagen...