philfearon:

With the way they made noise and bragged, I want us to finish their season and finish the career of Wenger and His kids..
6 - 1 will be a very nice score...

Beat them 11-1, Wenger's career is always intact

sebod:

Their lucky run ends today. Pepe and Ramos aren't playing against Sevila. Expect total demolition. Worst Madrid team in recent time.

If you ask me I will say they have been going on autopilot all the while as much hasn't changed.

dmcdad:

If you ask me I will say they have been going on autopilot all the while as much hasn't changed.

They can't survive Sevilla again.
Ramos too is likely to miss El classico. Shitty club.

sebod:

Beat them 11-1, Wenger's career is always intact

No true o..

barackohandso:



I wouldn't jump to that conclusion just yet, maybe on paper they are, coupled with the way they're breaking and making records but Pep began the revolution. He took a team low on confidence and had to play the ucl play off to get into the ucl proper. i'd rather just enjoy the moment instead of comparing

let it be known that I'm not deriding Pep's effort when he was at barça, I really like him but sometimes you just have to take a look at the bigger picture. if Enrique has taken his place and prolly thrived immediately he (Pep) left, then the revolution you talked about would have aborted my point. Tito battled with cancer till he passed on, team performance was subtly above average. Tata's fiasco handed him the pink slip, team performance was nothing to write home about. Its a fact that team was almost in tatters when Enrique was hired. I could go on and on about numerous things Enrique had done. sleep on it sir.

sebod:
They can't survive Sevilla again. Ramos too is likely to miss El classico. Shitty club.

That one na person? If him play the better sef.

The difference...

what happening to our players and penalty misses.we need to adjust o.

Simply put...we scored the important ones and missed the less important ones...in which scores where. 3-7 goals up at d end of d game

dmcdad:

The difference is clear like 7up.. We hitting them up

barackohandso:



No worry. We go pity them give them just 3-1

3-1 bawo?? Pls & pls stop dat nonsense

I'm expecting at least a 7-0 aggregate score line.

Pls help me crush watever confidence and morale they ve left in this season.
Thank you very much as u comply

dmcdad:

U mind pasting the direct url to this? Thanks

ollah1:


U mind pasting the direct url to this? Thanks

Sure!

La Liga vs Premier League

AdeLaNa1:
3-1 bawo?? Pls & pls stop dat nonsense
I'm expecting at least a 7-0 aggregate score line.
Pls help me crush watever confidence and morale they ve left in this season. Thank you very much as u comply

Chai! For your fellow epl club na im you get bad mind for like this
You go wicked oh

dmcdad:

Sure!

La Liga vs Premier League

Thanks dude

ollah1:

Thanks dude

You welcome.

dmcdad:

You welcome.

What's the latest onto that package bro?

MUNDO DEPORTIVO | Spain | UNSTOPPABLE | Leo is the most marked player in the world: 15 photos to prove it
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The Brazilian defends his game
Alves:
Dani Alves gave an interview to several British newspapers including 'The Guardian' and 'Sportsmail'. The Brazilian defended his game and said that he hoped to keep winning titles. Here are some of his answers.
On the FIFA Gala: "I'm not Messi, but he has to take me with him every time he attends the Ballon d'Or gala because I'm in the FIFA Team of the Year. Maybe it's because I have a friend on the jury but I have three of those trophies (Team of the Year). I keep telling Messi: "You have to keep taking me to this gala because every time I go with you, you win".
On his game and silverware: "I've lasted nine years at Barça without being able to defend properly. Imagine what I could have done if I were any good. Maybe it's just easier to win things at Barça, but it's also harder to stay in the team here, or at least long enough to win as much as I have".
On the possibility of playing in the Premier League: "I don't know when, but I'd like to play there to get a taste of what I've seen so many times from the sofa. The way they live the game in England. The fact that they cheer a corner like it were a goal. I've always said it was something I'd like to do".


Brazilian has supposedly agreed terms with Catalans
Barça may have Marquinhos in the bag

Former Arsenal player wary of nearly comeback kings
Vermaelen doesn't think it's Gunner be easy


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Ronaldo and Gonzalo Higuaín are two of the leading goalscorers in the European leagues. Teammates at Real Madrid until three seasons ago, prior to the formation of the BBC, they are now in a three-way race with Barcelona's Luis Suárez for the Golden Shoe.

The Uruguayan was resting this game week and couldn't improve his figures, but 'el Pipita' scored the penalty in Napoli's victory over Palermo and is now on 27 goals. That's the same number of goals in the same number of games (29) as Cristiano Ronaldo. Higuaín's stats in the Serie A this year are much improved on recent seasons. In his first season in Italian football the forward racked up 17 goals in 32 games (average of 0.53 per game), and in the second season, he bagged 18 goals in 38 games (0.47), but this season he's close to scoring a goal a game (0.93).

Higuaín is just one goal away from breaking his personal record for goals in a league season. In the 2009-10 season, when he still played for 'Los Blancos', he finished the season with 27 goals from 32 games. That season he managed one more than Cristiano, who bagged himself 26 from 29 games.
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Ronaldo and Gonzalo Higuaín are two of the leading goalscorers in the European leagues. Teammates at Real Madrid until three seasons ago, prior to the formation of the BBC, they are now in a three-way race with Barcelona's Luis Suárez for the Golden Shoe.

The Uruguayan was resting this game week and couldn't improve his figures, but 'el Pipita' scored the penalty in Napoli's victory over Palermo and is now on 27 goals. That's the same number of goals in the same number of games (29) as Cristiano Ronaldo. Higuaín's stats in the Serie A this year are much improved on recent seasons. In his first season in Italian football the forward racked up 17 goals in 32 games (average of 0.53 per game), and in the second season, he bagged 18 goals in 38 games (0.47), but this season he's close to scoring a goal a game (0.93).

Higuaín is just one goal away from breaking his personal record for goals in a league season. In the 2009-10 season, when he still played for 'Los Blancos', he finished the season with 27 goals from 32 games. That season he managed one more than Cristiano, who bagged himself 26 from 29 games.Marca Menú
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Ronaldo and Gonzalo Higuaín are two of the leading goalscorers in the European leagues. Teammates at Real Madrid until three seasons ago, prior to the formation of the BBC, they are now in a three-way race with Barcelona's Luis Suárez for the Golden Shoe.

The Uruguayan was resting this game week and couldn't improve his figures, but 'el Pipita' scored the penalty in Napoli's victory over Palermo and is now on 27 goals. That's the same number of goals in the same number of games (29) as Cristiano Ronaldo. Higuaín's stats in the Serie A this year are much improved on recent seasons. In his first season in Italian football the forward racked up 17 goals in 32 games (average of 0.53 per game), and in the second season, he bagged 18 goals in 38 games (0.47), but this season he's close to scoring a goal a game (0.93).

Higuaín is just one goal away from breaking his personal record for goals in a league season. In the 2009-10 season, when he still played for 'Los Blancos', he finished the season with 27 goals from 32 games. That season he managed one more than Cristiano, who bagged himself 26 from 29 games.


Champions LeagueBarça's bad form is incentive to take the game to extra time
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Chilean attempted legendary scorpion kick
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Claudio Bravo dared to attempt the world-renowned scorpion kick made famous by René Higuita.
The Barcelona shotstopper received praise from the legendary Colombian on Twitter: "Bravo! Bravo, you accepted the #Retodelescorpión (scorpion challenge). Total admiration".

2nd trio in history to each score 20+ Liga goals
MSN achieve 20/20/20 vision

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Neymar's brace against Getafe took him on to 20 La Liga goals for the season, making him the third Barcelona player to reach this tally this term, after Luis Suárez (26) and Leo Messi (22). That means the MSN as a whole are on 68 league goals for the campaign.
This is only the second time ever that a team have contributed three players who have each bagged at least 20 goals in the Spanish top flight. The trailblazers on this score were Real Madrid's 2011-12 vintage, when Cristiano Ronaldo, Gonzalo Higuaín and Karim Benzema netted 89 La Liga goals between them: 46 for the Portugal international, 22 for the Argentine and 21 for the Frenchman.

Dani Alves: Being famous is s***
Mar 15, 2016 02:34

The Brazil international has opened up about his disdain for many aspects of a footballer's life, suggesting that "the more money you have, the more problems"
Dani Alves is one of the most recognisable defenders of his generation, having enjoyed a trophy-laden career at the top of European football, but he insists fame isn't all it's made out to be.

The list of honours won by the Brazil international with Sevilla and Barcelona includes five Spanish league titles, three Champions Leagues, two UEFA Cups and four Copa del Reys.

But in an interview with the Guardian, Alves insists he doesn't understand why people crave the stardom his career has bestowed upon him.

“Now, everyone’s on their phone, no one talks to anyone, they’re all looking down [at social media], seeing what others are saying about them,” the 32-year-old said.

“[But] the more you know the world today, the more it disappoints. I don’t understand why everyone fights for power, money, fame. Has no one stopped to think that fame is s***? That the more money you have, the more problems?”

Having spent nearly eight years at Camp Nou and signed a new contract last summer, Alves has earned millions as one of world football's premier right-backs.

READ MORE | Alves still eyes PL move

But while Alves acknowledges that his wages allow him to buy luxuries only few can dream of, he is a firm believer that money doesn't evoke true happiness.

“Everyone wants, wants, wants... and when they have, they feel desperate. Money’s a necessary evil, there to give you moments,” he continued.

“It gives me things I couldn’t have, nice things, but happiness? That’s a not a question of money and fame. Quite the opposite. If you’re famous, people are there: ‘Look, look, the famous guy.’”

The former Sevilla full-back added that he would rather not be labelled according to his wealth and status.

“I play football, you’re a journalist, you’re a photographer, but we’re all people,” Alves said.

“Yet there are labels: famous, normal, rich, poor ... for me ‘rich’ isn’t having lots of money; rich is having loads of things in your head.”

Can't help but love this dude's simple kinda arrogance

Leo Messi has now official website. The domain messi.com has opened this Monday and joins the usual channels that the Argentine has to communicate with fans worldwide. So far, the website contains a welcome video, a contest for their fans and other ideas of interaction with supporters.
The Barça player is very active on Instagram, Facebook and Chinese social network called Weibo. Messi has introduced his website with this message: "This is my return to the fans for all the support they have given me all these years. This is messi.com, my private social network, to thank you so much for all your support."

In your opinion, this season, which Liga side has:
1) Overachieved
2) Underachieved
3) Been a complete disaster
4) Been unlucky

nonsoroyalty:
In your opinion, this season, which Liga
side has:

1) Overachieved

2) Underachieved

3) Been a complete disaster

4) Been unlucky

1. I won't say this yet till the season is over. My bet is on Barcelona's treble achievement, or any of the 7 Spanish clubs who conquer Europe this season.

2. Sevilla

3. Real Madrid

4. Valencia.

nonsoroyalty:
In your opinion, this season, which Liga
side has:

1) Overachieved

2) Underachieved

3) Been a complete disaster

4) Been unlucky

Cc
Sebod
Bykebyke
Dmcdad
BarcaBlood
barackohandso

nonsoroyalty:
In your opinion, this season, which Liga
side has:

1) Overachieved

2) Underachieved

3) Been a complete disaster

4) Been unlucky

1. Villarael
2.celta
3.Real madshit
4.deportivo

nonsoroyalty:
In your opinion, this season, which Liga
side has:
1) Overachieved
2) Underachieved
3) Been a complete disaster
4) Been unlucky

ollah1:



Cc
Sebod
Bykebyke
Dmcdad
BarcaBlood
barackohandso

My opinion....

1. None. Nothing has been won yet!
2. Sevilla. They started the season poorly due to new players trying to settle and find their rhythm. They could have been above Madrid by now.
3. Real Madrid. They are nothing but complete disaster.
4. Celta Vigo. They are unlucky to have lost their best player to injury when he was needed most.

nonsoroyalty:
In your opinion, this season, which Liga
side has:

1) Overachieved

2) Underachieved

3) Been a complete disaster

4) Been unlucky

ollah1:

Cc
Sebod
Bykebyke
Dmcdad
BarcaBlood
barackohandso

I do not know of 1,2 or 4..but for 3..Real Madrid.