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A very absorbing game
MEsSIIIIII :D :D
What a dive! :eek:
Well that should have been a free kick, not a pen
big fat balls :dozey:
penalty and red for ramos from an offside neymar !
If moanrinho were still there he'd be livid :dozey:
Maybe the ref tried to correct the previous mistake with another mistake.
oooh alves hits the post ! :mad:
ooh another penalti... is the ref losing it ? :dozey:
watch Messi mess it :dozey:
and 3-4 :D :D :D :D
Now attacker walking into a defender is a penalty
and Barça trail the madrids by only 1 point :D
Stupid ref ruined the match :(
Great first half.
Joke second half.
Good win for Barca though.
Messi was awesome tonight.
3 goals
1 assist and the pass for Neymar (which he then dived for a penalty:dozey:)
Never the less Messi did his bits brilliantly 2 great Penalties and a nice Goal. Shame about the early miss.
this was a farce...but 4-3 away yay :D
The whole Liga is a farce :p: meanwhile...another great away win for amazing Juve, and still + 14 points on Roma :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Storm
and serie A which started out as Roma in the title hunt and also Napoli is a one horse race again ...not that you mind ;)
El Classico the other night, tonight it is ManClassico as City travel across Mancunian Way to take on struggling United.
I've got my ticket, lets hope I haven't spent the best part of £50 to watch Man Utd get thrashed again!
How did that work out. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow
Manchester City were OK, but just appeared to have to much for you to handle. Whats your thoughts on the direction Man U need to go?
Pretty much what I expected. It's not that any Man Utd players underperformed, it's just that they aren't good enough (Fellaini, Cleverley, Valencia....) and Moyes' tactics are questionable. I'm not even certain what formations we played tonight, I'm not even sure the players knew.Quote:
Originally Posted by steveaki13
In truth they need to get rid of players like Fellani Cleverly etc who aren't good enough, and retire some of the old brigade. They then have to bring in 5+ younger players, the problem with this is they don't have the money to do this. The other option is to do what Ferguson did when he took over, and to an extent what Rogers has done at Anfield - invest in youth, take a season or so to bring on the best local talent available and add to this one or two selected expensive signings. This is a long-term fix and depending on how impatient the club and it's fans are may not be an attractive fix.Quote:
Originally Posted by steveaki13
One may call me a Man Utd fan, even though I strongly dislike that word... but it's a team I like and I enjoy seeing them do well... and I think new managers should be given time to get the teams running according to their style and ideas but I start to have serious doubts that David Moyes is up to the task. The team's not great but they won the title last year... or it felt more like the others lost it but they we're up there to take advantage of it. It may be that SAF saw that the team has the potential to win something every now and then in the right circumstances but compared to the other superpowers of Europe they are little kids... and decided he was too old to start it over and ended it on a high note. We are not close friends :laugh: so this is just speculation.. But coming back to Moyes, the team may not be great but IMO they are underachieving greatly. They went from Premier League champions to be outsiders for an Europa League spot.... and since the team's pretty much the same (if not, one might say, better with the signing of Mata) we could put the decline on Moyes' (and his staff) shoulders.
The thing is that they have got worse as the season has progressed. There has been too much change at coaching level with all of Fergusons staff replaced when Moyes came in. Look at how Barcelona have replaced their managers in recent years but have managed to keep the coaching staff the same?Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Ben
I'd like to see the likes of Scholes and Gary Neville in the coaching set-up.
It's pretty desperate when your side is 0-1 down before you've even made it to your seat, which is what happened to me last night :(
teehee Real went and lost against Sevilla... their second match in a row :D
I know. I was in bed by the time I heard that result on the radio. I actually leaped up and pump the air when I heard that.Quote:
Originally Posted by donKey jote
http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/ak...smiley-035.gif
Makes the potential title decider in the last game. Atletico v Barca very exciting
That's pretty much what happened to me too... just that the seat was in front of a tv. As I switched channels the first thing I saw was that ball hitting the post and bouncing in Dzeko's leg. I thought i got the starting time wrong but then I saw they haven't played a full minute yet. I went to sleep at half-time. As far as I can tell Man Utd did pretty much the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow
I'm disappointed at how SAF handled his retirement. Maybe with a little notice they could have approached Guardiola for instance... or some other guy who's main achievement is more than not being sacked for x years.
Sevilla! :D
now they know how it feels ....Quote:
Originally Posted by donKey jote
from top of league to P3 within a week ;)
poor Valdes though.
Yes. Its such a sad way to end a 10+ year career at BarcaQuote:
Originally Posted by Storm
Now they want Casillas back
A Swedish football supporter was killed today in a what probably was a staged fight between hooligans.
LIVERPOOL 4-0 against some bunch of part-timers from somewhere near Arsenal. Top of the Premiership with six to play!!
Now all we need in Man City to falter a little. Liverpool will need to show their credentials in these last six matches, for two of them are against Man City and Chelsea.
Yes and what a way to finish the year. April 13th home to City then two weeks later home to Chelsea. If we win these games chances are we will be Champions, but if we don't and we finish second or even third, it has still been a great season, being at the pointy end of things all year, and if CIty end up on top fair play to themQuote:
Originally Posted by Rollo
I am hoping against hope and Chelsea/ManCity that LFC make it this time. I was watching the game last night and even my wife thought Gerrard deserved a title for his long haul in such a team.
For some reason I think it might the year of the 2 teams which haven't won a title in ages (and no Arsenal is not one of them). LIverpool and Atletico. Both would deserve it tbh (although I would love it more if Barca beat them on final day ;) and Tuesday!)
Juventus fairly beaten in Naples 0-2, but still 11 points gap on Roma :p:
Really scared about watching the Man Utd v Bayern game tonight. Has the potential to be really humiliating.
That's crazy and also sad. Have never thought much about there being Swedish hooligans, let alone overly violent ones. That said I was at a couple of hockey games a few years back and there was definitely a 'tribal' feel, the fans seemed to be very passionate. Whenever fans are passionate you always run the risk of things getting out of hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by BleAivano