At this point I fear Liverpool for next year.

Will a UCL victory give them more juice for next year's season? Or, will a loss keep them focused on a target still to be gained? Which outcome makes Pool more dangerous?

At this point, I think a championship gives Pool more juice. Therefore I am rooting for Madrid.

Not to mention, I am suspecting Madrid disassembles their team and sells off players to get some younger guys in there and infuse an aging team. If so, would Gareth Bale consider returning to Spurs? Which outcome makes Madrid sell off with more of a vengeance?

Once again, I think a Madrid victory helps that goal happen quicker / with more intensity. As a Spurs fan I will stick with Madrid.

And there's also the sidelight satisfaction of Spurs having trashed the eventual champs in the group stage, should Madrid win.

In response to this post by CPRVHokie

Posted: 05/26/2018 at 1:35PM

Pre-gaming the champions league final. Liverpool v Real Madrid. So, fellow -- CPRVHokie 05/26/2018 1:24PM

The answer was yes. -- s.mill hokie 05/26/2018 7:12PM

I was neutral. But that Bale goal...wow. ** -- Chris Coleman

05/26/2018 4:35PM

I guess Bale will not be leaving Madrid now. -- VToncologyNurse 05/26/2018 4:53PM

His postgame interview makes it seem like he is out. ** -- Chris Coleman

05/26/2018 6:09PM

Back to Spurs ** -- CPRVHokie 05/26/2018 7:35PM

Up the Reds!!!!! ** -- BMoreHokie 05/26/2018 2:39PM

At this point I fear Liverpool for next year. -- VToncologyNurse 05/26/2018 1:35PM

All good points. But I loathe Ronaldo and cannot root for him. -- CPRVHokie 05/26/2018 2:04PM

Plus, we finished above Liverpool this year and will do so again next year ** -- CPRVHokie 05/26/2018 2:06PM

My personal projections for the Premier League next year.... -- VToncologyNurse 05/26/2018 3:30PM

Mine: Spurs, United, city, chelsea. All heart -- CPRVHokie 05/26/2018 3:36PM

At this point I fear Liverpool for next year.

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