fuhhhh... Memang menyeronokkan... Main di stadium lawan, BM tertinggal 0-3... kejar balik dengan goal dari Ivica Olic... Memang goal tu ubah segalanyerrr, player BM sebelum tu gementar giler, terus adapt game... Masuk second half, player MU, Rafael kena buang sbb tarik Ribery... Pastu apalagi, BM control abis-abis game & sabar mcari goal ke-2... At last, dapat jgak goal yang memang cantik... Hantaran bola corner Ribery pada Robben yang langsung tak dijaga player MU, first timer & terus goal... Hahahaha...
ni komen yang aku amik dari website rasmi BM...
Franz Beckenbauer: “We were asleep at the start, as they say. United were superior in every respect. When they went 3-0 up I wouldn’t have put a single cent more on Bayern. But the way they turned it round was fantastic.. Two incidents settled the tie: Olic’s goal just before half-time, and Rafael’s sending off. Bayern calmed things down after that, let the ball do the work, and Robben’s scored a dream goal. We used the extra man very well indeed. That’s one of the nicest defeats in the history of Bayern.”
Uli Hoeneß: “Pulling a goal back just before half-time was vital. After the sending off, it was obvious Manchester were going to struggle. The team were clever, they didn’t go for it hell for leather, they waited for their chance. And having got the goal, they ran down the clock very skilfully. The mark of this team and the coach is that they never lose their belief. Up in the stands, you never had the feeling it might end up as a disaster. That was great stuff.”
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge: “All praise to the team. You have to take your hat off to the desire, energy and passion they’re showing at the present time. Ivica’s goal before half-time was worth its weight in gold. It gave us hope, and sowed the seeds of doubt in United’s minds. Robben’s goal was a belter, not the kind of thing you see every day. We’ve been all but out of this season’s Champions League a couple of times, thinking back to Turin and Florence. And we were out again tonight. But this team has incredible desire and passion – attributes which can clearly take you a long way.”Franz Beckenbauer: “We were asleep at the start, as they say. United were superior in every respect. When they went 3-0 up I wouldn’t have put a single cent more on Bayern. But the way they turned it round was fantastic.. Two incidents settled the tie: Olic’s goal just before half-time, and Rafael’s sending off. Bayern calmed things down after that, let the ball do the work, and Robben’s scored a dream goal. We used the extra man very well indeed. That’s one of the nicest defeats in the history of Bayern.”
Uli Hoeneß: “Pulling a goal back just before half-time was vital. After the sending off, it was obvious Manchester were going to struggle. The team were clever, they didn’t go for it hell for leather, they waited for their chance. And having got the goal, they ran down the clock very skilfully. The mark of this team and the coach is that they never lose their belief. Up in the stands, you never had the feeling it might end up as a disaster. That was great stuff.”
Louis van Gaal: “Naturally, I’m proud. We were 3-0 down, so what we’ve achieved in the second half is unbelievable. But we have to be awake right from the start, just like I told my players beforehand. Fortunately, Ivica Olic scored a very good goal. We were outstanding in the second half. We’re mentally strong, we were tactically smart and we were aggressive. It’s not always easy against ten men. We played the way a great team does. Robben’s goal was just amazing.”
Arjen Robben: “When we went 3-0 down, I did think we were in for a tough evening. We simply didn’t show up for the first half, despite everything we said before the game. We knew what to expect in this hostile atmosphere. Olic’s goal restored our confidence. We said it beforehand: we could go a long way this season.”
Bastian Schweinsteiger: “The start reminded me a bit of Barcelona a year ago, where we also conceded two early goals. Ivica’s goal was incredibly important, it restored our belief. At half-time, we vowed to go out and play like men. The sending off obviously helped us too. Manchester have a fantastic stadium with tremendous fans, who got right behind them the whole time. But we resisted the tide.”
Lepas game, ada plak komen kurang cerdik dari Ferguson yang tak dapat2 terima kenyataan kalah... Ntah apa2... Tapi van gaal rileks je balas kenyataan Ferguson tuh...
Kata-kata Ferguson & van gaal...
"That sending off changed the game. I thought they were typical professionals in the way they saw the opportunity and forced the referee. It was only a slight tug at the boy and, he was 35 yards from goal. "He [Rafael] was having a marvellous game and it's a tragedy for him but the ref wasn't going to do anything until they forced him to get a card out. But we've seen that before from teams like that."
Rooney, who had been ruled out for up to three weeks in a classic piece of Ferguson misinformation last Friday, lasted only 55 minutes of a match in which Ferguson felt Bayern's players were deliberately targeting the England striker. "I think that's obvious," he said. "I don't think there was anything serious, but there were a couple of challenges. We expected that, and the referee should have handled it." Ferguson went on to describe Bayern as "lucky", asserting that United had been the better team over the two legs.
"I don't think the best team got through," the manager said. "They got a deflected free-kick [in the first leg] and a goal in injury-time, so you have to say they carried their luck. We have had occasions when we have had luck and I think they have this time. It's hard to digest. In one way we could say we have thrown it away; in another we've been very unlucky."
His comments drew a terse response from the Bayern coach, Louis van Gaal. "I don't share his opinion," the Dutchman said, referring to Rafael's red card. "Every player must know that, if he picks up a yellow card, a second means a sending-off. "I'm certainly happy my players knew that and that those who were booked carried on professionally. I believe it was a yellow-card offence [from Rafael] and that the player made the foul."
Van Gaal heard that Ferguson had said Bayern would not have won but for the red card. "It's easy to say that after a loss," he said. "But we shall never know that because this game shall not be played again. I think Sir Alex was disappointed. But I also thought England was noted for fairness and I've now been confronted with three different comments [from Ferguson] and that's not what I call fair play."
hehehehe... macam2... dulu time menang last minute '99.. cakap bukan main lagi... mmg 'we deserve it la ' ape la... sedangkan smua tau sape pgang game, BM cuma tggu masa utk celebrate jer... tp coach & management BM mcm hitfield & kaiser xde plak cakap mcm2 alasan... terima kkalahan seadanya...
BM pun game sebelum MU, lawan dengan Schalke, pcabar utama liga skrg ni, kena buang sorang player, btul2 lbih kurang sama masa dengan rafael ni kena buang... tapi tetap menang & strategi yg BM amik lain masa 1o orang... still pgang game & dpt goal...
ferguson lak, stick dgn 4-4-1 & nak terus bertahan, sape yg salah??? sndiri laa tanggung... pastu ungkit hal2 remeh cmtu... standard la provok ref bila ade pluang... smua org tau... klu org dia guling2 dpt penalti yg xpatut, xde lak nak bsuara... bkannyer xpenah ada ref mmihak pd team dia...
1 lagi!!! Macamana dia leh cakap team dia lebih baik daripada BM dalam kedua2 legs??? Cuba check balik, dalam dua2 game tuh, sape yang control game??? jauh lagi la MU...
Apepun, memang kepuasan maksimum kali nih... dah lama aku tunggu BM dapat diundi lawan dengan MU... Biar semua orang boleh buat judgement! Let's record speak itself...
*** Sumber Berita & gambar : http://www.fcbayern.t-com.de/en
