People Say That We Havn't Won The Champions League We Have Won The European Cup But I Don't Think There Is A Difference !
What Do You Think ?
Discuss Have Celtic Won The Champions League ? in the Celtic Chat area at TalkCeltic.net.
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fgs sake the the european cup was 40 years ago, thats the difference, the champs league is present day and thats what celtic shood be aiming for now, :87:
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It's alot harder to win now though alot of harder teams in it since the group stages came which have stopped celtic every time untill this year.
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@ MacDanny - aye great attitude, let's go into games looking to lose
@celtic-67 - it's exact same, if it isnt...then rangers aint won 50 league titles :) -
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I just said starting the season with the aim to win the CL will only result in a failed goal, for now at least -
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Slagging naka cause i think its pish how other plays get it whereas he missed a sitter and gave the ball away all game
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lol ok, i cant be * sitting arguing on a saturday cause i think a players bad bla bla bla
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Championsleague
Originally known as the European Champion Clubs' Cup, or simply abbreviated to European Cup, the competition began in 1955/56 using a two-leg knockout format where the teams would play two matches, one at home and one away, and the team with the highest overall score qualifying for the next round of the competition. Entry was restricted to the teams that won their national league championships, plus the current European Cup holder. This qualification system continued until 1997. From the 1997/98 season, the rules were changed to provide the cup with more exposure (and the extra sponsorship money that came with it), and to try to make it more "exciting". Teams other than national champions were allowed to compete, based on the relative strength of the football in that nation - from UEFA's point of view, a team finishing second in the Spanish La Liga would be more deserving of an automatic place in the Champions League than a team finishing first in, for example, Polish Orange Ekstraklasa. As a result, the system was restructured to force "weaker" national champions to qualify for the group stages, while other, "stronger" national runners-up would automatically get places. -
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We won the European Cup, a completely different format to the Champions League but it was the top european competition for clubs at the time and thats the only thing that really matters
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In 1967 we only played 9 games in the european cup and the ninth was the final nowadays there is more games to play and with the new league format it is harder to win as it was all knock-out rounds back in the day.
Im not taking anything away from the Lisbon Lions so dont anyone start cos even though we played less games then we had a team ,as im sure you all know , that came from a 30 mile radius of Parkhead which i think is a BIGGER achievement Im just saying its harder nowadays due to both format and no of games.:31:
PS If im wrong about the exact number of games we played in 1967 then feel free to pull me up but im pretty sure it was 9 games:celt_2: -
Fitba was a HARDER game back then. FFS! pay attention.
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