La Liga 11/12

Andrés wrote: Ozil...

"It will be very interesting to watch Real Madrid play in La Liga, the Champions League and the Copa del Rey this year. We want to win all three titles and I'm sure we can do it.''

Does anyone honestly think Real Madrid can win the treble?

Its definitely possible. They have a good enough squad to do so, and anything can happen injury wise in the next year that can change everything. You guys should already know that football is unpredictable.

By the way that Barca B match was an absolute joy to watch. Can you imagine how pissed the other team was? Getting their asses handed to them by teenagers There is just too much talent in Barcelona

That turn

Soldado ripping up shit again.

http://www.realmadrid.com/cs/Satellite/en/1330065749917/noticia/Noticia/Zidane_watches_son_Enzo_train_with_the_first_team.htm

Insane... I want to see a video of him training.

Enzo>>>>thiago

David Villa: The only difference between Barca and Spain is a player called Messi.

La única diferencia que tienen la selección y el Barcelona es, a juicio de Villa, "un futbolista llamado Messi

http://www.marca.com/2011/09/08/futbol/seleccion/1315442581.html

So much for not letting the rivalry affect the national team.

Andrés wrote:David Villa: The only difference between Barca and Spain is a player called Messi.

La única diferencia que tienen la selección y el Barcelona es, a juicio de Villa, "un futbolista llamado Messi

http://www.marca.com/2011/09/08/futbol/seleccion/1315442581.html

So much for not letting the rivalry affect the national team.

I doubt it has anything to do with the rivalry, he's just stating a fact.

Madrid will topple Barca this year, and Ronaldo will get his Ballon d'Or back

XavIniesta_6 wrote:

Andrés wrote:David Villa: The only difference between Barca and Spain is a player called Messi.

La única diferencia que tienen la selección y el Barcelona es, a juicio de Villa, "un futbolista llamado Messi

http://www.marca.com/2011/09/08/futbol/seleccion/1315442581.html

So much for not letting the rivalry affect the national team.

I doubt it has anything to do with the rivalry, he's just stating a fact.

Seems like he's having a shot at the likes of Casillas and Ramos.

And not to mention pissing on the likes of Jesus Navas, David Silva, Capdevila, Mata, Cazorla, Llorente and Torres.

It's just what we don't need after all that touchline shit with Mourinho and Tito.

Annoying as fuck that Villarreal vs Sevilla is on at the same time Barcelona play.

Andrés wrote:

XavIniesta_6 wrote:

Andrés wrote:David Villa: The only difference between Barca and Spain is a player called Messi.

La única diferencia que tienen la selección y el Barcelona es, a juicio de Villa, "un futbolista llamado Messi

http://www.marca.com/2011/09/08/futbol/seleccion/1315442581.html

So much for not letting the rivalry affect the national team.

I doubt it has anything to do with the rivalry, he's just stating a fact.

Seems like he's having a shot at the likes of Casillas and Ramos.

And not to mention pissing on the likes of Jesus Navas, David Silva, Capdevila, Mata, Cazorla, Llorente and Torres.

It's just what we don't need after all that touchline shit with Mourinho and Tito.

Did you actually read the article? He was talking about how they play the same style, but the main difference is that they don't have Messi there. Everyone knows Iker saved Spain in the Euro's and the WC, hence the nickname "San-Iker"(Saint Iker). Your just making this a much bigger deal than it really is

XavIniesta_6 wrote:

Andrés wrote:

XavIniesta_6 wrote:

Andrés wrote:David Villa: The only difference between Barca and Spain is a player called Messi.

La única diferencia que tienen la selección y el Barcelona es, a juicio de Villa, "un futbolista llamado Messi

http://www.marca.com/2011/09/08/futbol/seleccion/1315442581.html

So much for not letting the rivalry affect the national team.

I doubt it has anything to do with the rivalry, he's just stating a fact.

Seems like he's having a shot at the likes of Casillas and Ramos.

And not to mention pissing on the likes of Jesus Navas, David Silva, Capdevila, Mata, Cazorla, Llorente and Torres.

It's just what we don't need after all that touchline shit with Mourinho and Tito.

Did you actually read the article? He was talking about how they play the same style, but the main difference is that they don't have Messi there. Everyone knows Iker saved Spain in the Euro's and the WC, hence the nickname "San-Iker"(Saint Iker). Your just making this a much bigger deal than it really is

Every Barcelona player takes shots at Spain, I wouldn't be surprised if he did

Alves rules out Anzhi switch - http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,11833_7160921,00.html

Jamie wrote:Annoying as fuck that Villarreal vs Sevilla is on at the same time Barcelona play.

One on the TV and one on the laptop.

Fonseca wrote:
Every Barcelona player takes shots at Spain, I wouldn't be surprised if he did

Thats a complete lie. Do you have any quote that prove that?

Mal wrote:

Jamie wrote:Annoying as fuck that Villarreal vs Sevilla is on at the same time Barcelona play.

One on the TV and one on the laptop.

This.



Multitask.

Bye_Ya wrote:

Mal wrote:

Jamie wrote:Annoying as fuck that Villarreal vs Sevilla is on at the same time Barcelona play.

One on the TV and one on the laptop.

This.



Multitask.

I can't watch 2 games at the same time. It's either I watch one or the other. I get too concentrated in analyzing tactics, off the ball movement and patterns tbh.

Cristiano is consistent with goal scoring, thats for sure. But performances? He can play like absolute shit the whole game even if he scores.

XavIniesta_6 wrote:Cristiano is consistent with goal scoring, thats for sure. But performances? He can play like absolute shit the whole game even if he scores.

He hurts the team, imo. People can rag me for saying that, but I just can't see Madrid succeeding with a team full of "individuals", etc. Sure if you score 50+ goals you will eventually help the team to a win, but when you break the shots/game record to do so then something is out of balance.

Bye_Ya wrote:

XavIniesta_6 wrote:Cristiano is consistent with goal scoring, thats for sure. But performances? He can play like absolute shit the whole game even if he scores.

He hurts the team, imo. People can rag me for saying that, but I just can't see Madrid succeeding with a team full of "individuals", etc. Sure if you score 50+ goals you will eventually help the team to a win, but when you break the shots/game record to do so then something is out of balance.

Ah shit wrong thread lol. I meant to post this in the "orgasmic passes" section. I was talking about the thread in the EA forums that had a poll between Ronaldinho at his prime and Cristiano. Someone said Cristiano was more consistent and thats what I wanted to answer.

loooooooooool


So him scoring 53 goals (the same as Messi) is damaging the team? Right so what about the Copa Del Rey...who scored that? Ronaldo scored countless important goals that kept an awful 'team' anywhere near Barcelona last year. This year they actually work together and if they can do that with Ronaldo producing the same return then they could win the league no doubt.

sponans wrote:

Fonseca wrote:
Every Barcelona player takes shots at Spain, I wouldn't be surprised if he did

Thats a complete lie. Do you have any quote that prove that?

Do I really want to go through every quote...

this is for James as we were de-railing the passing thread.

Jamie wrote:

After Messi won the treble while Ronaldo decided to work against his own team in the final.

Quotes from PSG manager and Rijkaard would be nice.

There is a show on Sky Sports called "Footballs Greatest" and this one I watched Tuesday night was on Ronaldinho. So if you ever get the chance to see it, you will hear them saying that when Ronaldinho was bad,he was bad, but when he was good, he was brilliant.

VivaRonaldo wrote:this is for James as we were de-railing the passing thread.

Jamie wrote:

After Messi won the treble while Ronaldo decided to work against his own team in the final.

Quotes from PSG manager and Rijkaard would be nice.

There is a show on Sky Sports called "Footballs Greatest" and this one I watched Tuesday night was on Ronaldinho. So if you ever get the chance to see it, you will hear them saying that when Ronaldinho was bad,he was bad, but when he was good, he was brilliant.

Fantastic, that's not what you said the first time.

Jamie wrote:

VivaRonaldo wrote:this is for Jamie as we were de-railing the passing thread.

Jamie wrote:

After Messi won the treble while Ronaldo decided to work against his own team in the final.

Quotes from PSG manager and Rijkaard would be nice.

There is a show on Sky Sports called "Footballs Greatest" and this one I watched Tuesday night was on Ronaldinho. So if you ever get the chance to see it, you will hear them saying that when Ronaldinho was bad,he was bad, but when he was good, he was brilliant.

Fantastic, that's not what you said the first time.

you will hear them say what I said in both threads, watch it and come back to me.

Errr I'll pass. Quotes will do.