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I'm reading the chat logs and can't stop laughing at JJJ's excitement with the 2nd goal because he had said this:

[21:07:45] <JJJ> Come on Boateng score it

You know, I thought we'd win but not like this.
The whole family was going nuts by the third goal.
Here are some funny reactions
http://www.thesportbible.com/articles/internet-reaction-bayern-munich-destroy-porto-in-the-first-half
My personal favourite is:
"Bayern Munich are going to win the Champions League, next World Cup, the general election, the war on terror, and all the shiny Charizards."

That moment where Javi hugged Thiago

Watching the highlights again, how good is Bernat, really loving this guy more and more each game, we may already have Riberys replacement under our noses.

FCB 4 EVA wrote:Watching the highlights again, how good is Bernat, really loving this guy more and more each game, we may already have Riberys replacement under our noses.

no

I don’t want to be treated as a troll here only because of difference of opinion about Guardiola but if you treat it that way it’s fine with me.
I genuinely believe that players took tactics to their own hands in the first half of yesterday’s game, I know it’s very unpopular point of view but it is what I think (of course I’m not bright enough as one of the members stated). To support my point of view there are few arguable facts (meaning of which can be read differently by majority, that’s just my personal opinion); Guardiola was uncharacteristically quiet in first half except of 1 outburst of displeasure after Lewa hit the post and few celebrations after goals, he was stunned. He regained his commanding role in second half – a lot of gesticulations about tactics, change of positions so on, two moments when players showed some disregard to his orders – Muller and Lahm.
2 half was fully his tactics – Lewa on left wing, Muller right, passing back, passing sideways and all the tricks everybody knows, I don’t think exhaustion played big role in it.
Now probably I will get all the shit possible, I will take it anyway. I just want to remind you that I was one of not so many to say that Bayern should win that one and qualify to semis despite the injuries because it’s Bayern, and it cannot depend only on few older players. I told you not to exaggerate problems and the only thing to win it and go further was the change of tactics and give something to Lewa and Muller to show why they are top players in the world and they did exactly that.
And now let it go.

Just rewatched the game. Pep had a torgasm which left a hole in his pants according to bild and some adult sites that were flooded with uploads. I'm expecting more of this type of play against Barcelona if Pep uses it to his advantage and let's hope the squad strengthens soon

bastos80 wrote:

FCB 4 EVA wrote:Watching the highlights again, how good is Bernat, really loving this guy more and more each game, we may already have Riberys replacement under our noses.

no

Party pooper

sterndessudens wrote:Just rewatched the game. Pep had a torgasm which left a hole in his pants according to bild and some adult sites that were flooded with uploads. I'm expecting more of this type of play against Barcelona if Pep uses it to his advantage and let's hope the squad strengthens soon

Anyone have a gif?

The most important issue here is his pants! What about color of his underwear, it was not in Bayern colors! How will we explain that phenomenon?

Korab wrote:The most important issue here is his pants! What about color of his underwear, it was not in Bayern colors! How will we explain that phenomenon?

I can't support a manager who doesn't wear boxers! Pep RAUS!

Firefox1234 wrote:

Korab wrote:The most important issue here is his pants! What about color of his underwear, it was not in Bayern colors! How will we explain that phenomenon?

I can't support a manager who doesn't wear boxers! Pep RAUS!

Yeah, not only boxers but color of it just unbelievable!

I'm a bit disappointed that Rode didnt start, but playing Lahm further up the pitch was a good, unexpected move