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Hehe))) it's really funny)))) 99% of men will kick a ball rolling towards their foot, unfortunately, the Russian national football team is among the remaining 1%.
Step aside from the way of a better man than you So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you Its the servants devotion for the decay Stand up
no need to panic... England is England, but they are still people... the main thing is not to be afraid ourselves, and then... things will sort themselves out... Take into account the fact that this is Russia and Luzhniki, not Wembley, with its crazy atmosphere, which caused the players to simply burn out at the beginning...
Today, there was an amazing match between Lokomotiv and Spartak, full of beautiful moments and goals... <...> In my opinion, the game was quite even, although there were shifts in momentum, but the balance of power was maintained.
Don't be modest... Lokomotiv looked better.:smile01: And your Odemwingie is a super-signing of the season, I've hated him since July 28...Lu41k;113763
I'll say right away, the match was, as my friend put it, "nerve-wracking":smile11:
Who could have guessed?:smile08: Lu41k;113763
Thank you to both Lokomotiv and Spartak for this beautiful match!!!:smile54: The only thing I regret is that I couldn't go to the stadium and see this spectacle in person, fully enjoy the taste of victory, and cheer for my favorite team...:smile39: Unfortunately, despite the fact that the tickets were already booked, circumstances did not work out in my favor. Sweetheart, sunshine, I'm sorry I couldn't...:smile32: I promise we'll definitely go together next time:smile01:
No, you really appreciated what a spectacle we missed???:smile29: It's terrible! Now it's your turn to treat me to Lokomotiv-Zenit.:smile36:
Added 5 minutes ago Interist066;113539
P.S. I would also like to defend our national team. We don't have players like the English (Brazilians, Italians, Argentinians, Germans, Dutch - choose as needed), but we still need to support our football and the players. If I had the opportunity, I would go to the match with England in Moscow. I think we can play well against them at home. We would be satisfied with even a minimal victory, and then who knows, maybe we'll get out of the group with Croatia. So, Russia - go!!!!
Yes, of course, we still support Russia, not France. But that doesn't prevent us from looking realistically at the level of our game and physical fitness (as strange as it may seem, in Russia, the "heir" to the USSR, where athletes were always extremely exhausted, the main problem of football players is - and this becomes obvious when they play at the European or world level - insufficient physical fitness... remember at least the match Spartak-Celtic). Yes, they are the only ones, there is no other national team, but is saying something about our mistakes a sign of unpatriotism? Where else can we criticize them, if not on our own, Russian forum...:smile42:
There are 5 rounds left... Zenit is now 3 points ahead of Spartak... and the championship is getting more and more interesting. And Amkar is also eager to qualify for UEFA, "overtaking Lokomotiv" :)
Added 1 minute ago Slonysh;114361
It's your turn to root for Lokomotiv-Zenit now.:smile36:
Yes, yes, Luchik... it's your turn to provide a report from the scene :);)
There are 5 rounds left... Zenit is 3 points ahead of Spartak... and the championship is getting more and more interesting. And Amkar is also striving to qualify for the UEFA Cup, "overtaking Lokomotiv."
Moreover, the schedule for the remaining rounds is approximately the same difficulty for Zenit and Spartak. Something will happen...:rolleyes: BotINKi;115801
Yes, yes, Luchik... you owe us a report from the scene :);)
By the way, congrats to my sister on joining the team! And I said it – a club with such a tongue-twisting name (I'm talking about Midtjylland) won't be able to win... :smile54:
First of all: you can read our promised report about the Lokomotiv - Zenit game in this topic: /topic/3269/.
And now to the main topic... The topic of the day.
Today, the group stage draw for the UEFA Cup took place in Nyon, Switzerland, where the opponents for our clubs Lokomotiv, Zenit and Spartak were determined.
"Lokomotiv" was placed in Group B. Its rivals in the group will be: "Panathinaikos", "Atletico", "Copenhagen" and "Aberdeen"!
"Zenit" was placed in Group A along with "Alkmaar", "Everton", "Nuremberg" and "Larissa"!
And finally, "Spartak" is placed in Group E along with "Bayer", "Sparta", "Toulouse" and "Zurich"!
Now, let's look at the schedule of games for our clubs.
The teams listed first will play the match at home.
Well, decide for yourselves what kind of opponents our clubs have gotten... In my opinion, the competition will be fierce, but all three teams must advance to the playoff stage...:smile02: And one more thing: I am very glad that our clubs did not become rivals with each other... That would have been a pity.. So we have every chance... As they say, everything is in our hands and feet :):smile02: Let's closely follow the fate of our teams and support them, whether at home or at the stadium, but we must support our clubs!!:smile12: :smile01:
I wish Lokomotiv, Zenit and Spartak to get out of the group and please us with victories and beautiful games. FORWARD RUSSIA!!!!!!!:smile49:
"Как это странно всегда.. Вроде бы взрослые люди, А в голове ерунда.. Мечтаем как дети о чуде.."
In my opinion, all teams should participate: Lokomotiv, Zenit, and Spartak... And the fact that there are teams that aren't easy opponents is a good thing; the more challenging the game, the better. Our teams need to gain experience so they can feel comfortable competing in Europe; otherwise, there's no point in participating in the cups. So, everything is in our hands and feet. The more difficult the match, the better it will be for our clubs. We shouldn't look for easy opponents; otherwise, we'll never learn how to play. We need to learn to play against any team. IMHO!!!!! Please don't kick me for this opinion.
"Как это странно всегда.. Вроде бы взрослые люди, А в голове ерунда.. Мечтаем как дети о чуде.."
Zenit always has good chances ;):rolleyes: But their group is the most impressive... Lokomotiv might have big problems: neither a clear favorite nor a clear underdog... Spartak has a red carpet leading to the next stage (even though they were lower in the seeding:)). And if Bayer also fields Bulykin, then there will be no problems at all;)
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