NewStats: 3,263,953 , 8,182,072 topics. Date: Monday, 09 June 2025 at 02:42 AM y3u3e

homesteady:
Evra warns Suarez: I'll shake your hand, but you'll feel my presence!


They have started! And we all know how it ends

Guess he needs to be reminded of the ffl games:

Manchester City
PSG
Madrid
And even Bayern

No be to make mouth finish him come punish you ooooo.

B=bye
B=bye
C=champions League

Krasid:
We will beat Juve, that i am sure of.After that we are coming for Barca.

. . . no certainty in football. Its 11 versus 11. . .

pickabeau1:
Still no team can defend d UCL

Ref gave a soft pk though chiellini invited it

I prefer juve to the drama of d clasico

Me too. The thought of RM beating my team at Berlin to win the CL back to back spurred my for Juventus.

Like you pointed out, the recent versions of El Classic haven't been purely football. They have been fraught with brawls, fightings and drama.

A Juventus VS FCB Final is more suitable and fun!

That is the frustration with Cristiano Ronaldo. It seems Real Madrid are still geared up to play only for him. The money spent on James and Bale, and everyone else for that matter, is all to facilitate goals for Ronaldo; goals which hopefully will be enough to win matches and earn trophies for everyone. That has not been the case. There has been one league title in Ronaldo's time at Real. There has been one Champions League. In a six-year spell for a player of his calibre at a club like Real, that is a pitiful return. Yet he is about to be crowned all-time top goalscorer and has won the last two Ballons d'Or. There is something amiss. Ronaldo needs his team-mates to act as functionaries. They are there to give him goals. That is Plan A for Ronaldo and Plan A for whoever happens to be giving instructions in the dugout. When he is not on form, and he has not been consistent since January, then Madrid suffer badly. He has not demonstrated his ability lately to go by his full back and hit a shot at goal. He did not take a shot in the second half against Juventus and was marginalised on his station on the left wing.

http://m.goal.com/x/en/news/11691482

pls who knows? how many goals have messi and ronaldo in 2015 CALENDAR YEAR?

With his 37 goals this season, Neymar would have been Barcelona's topscorer in 74 of the last 84 seasons.

ddippset:
pls who knows? how many goals have messi and ronaldo in 2015 CALENDAR YEAR?

Messi 30 goals.
Neymar 24 goals.
Penaldo 23 goals.
Suarez 21 goals.

The road to Berlin begins now..I want to witness my fourth champions league with this Beautiful Club...Visca El Barca.....

"Scientists finally discover what Real Madrid's "BBC" means."

dearpreye:


Me too. The thought of RM beating my team at Berlin to win the CL back to back spurred my for Juventus.

Like you pointed out, the recent versions of El Classic haven't been purely football. They have been fraught with brawls, fightings and drama.

A Juventus VS FCB Final is more suitable and fun!

Moreover MSN has a good chance against the old men of the old lady

dmcdad:

Messi 30 goals.
Neymar 24 goals.
Penaldo 23 goals.
Suarez 21 goals.

OK. THANKS.

The reason I didn't wish for an El Clasico final in Berlin:

The media hype would be too much, and this would put too much pressure on our players and the game's officials, especially the centre-referee. Worst of it, the match would create unnecessary media-fuelled competition between Messi and Ronaldo, as they (media) would dub it: "Berlin Final to determine the winner of FIFA Ballon d'Or 2015."

All of these would affect Messi's game, composure and team-play. Now, the pressure won't be too much and Messi won't be in direct competition with anyone in Juventus. So, we are going to enjoy a balanced game and the officials won't be put under undue pressure as well. Honestly, I prefer it this way.

La Liga strike suspended.

Tval:
ha.. kilode? she be Bayern munich

I wish I know why!


But it's all good...

mcdreeezy:
La Liga strike suspended.

Thank GOD! Treble now loading. ................

mcdreeezy:
La Liga strike suspended.

Yeah... We are gunning Atletico down this Sunday live at The Roman Calderon Stadium in Madrid.

homesteady:

Thank GOD! Treble now loading. ................

You can say that again

Guillem Balague
@ GuillemBalague
Now the question is if the FA will call out their suspension of the competitions and will allow refs to go to games


Sigh

dmcdad:

Yeah... We are gunning Atletico down this Sunday live at The Roman Calderon Stadium in Madrid.

The winning streak against Atleti continues and La Liga will be coming to Catalunya sooner than expected!

Hmmmn. How time flies

Thiago Alcantara must have looked at Rafinha at the final whistle on Tuesday night following Bayern
Munich's defeat and wished he could have been
wearing the same shirt as his brother. It is nearly two years since Thiago left Barcelona to Pep
Guardiola at Bayern. While he has won two
Bundesliga titles as well as a DFB Pokal he must
wonder if his career is any better for having left
Camp Nou.

Thiago left Barcelona because he saw his path to the first team blocked by Xavi and Cesc Fabregas among others. With Xavi now firmly a substitute and Cesc having departed, there would surely have been more opportunity for Thiago to play, and make an impact, had he remained with Barca.

"It's the perfect club for any footballer to develop
and to grow, because as everybody knows La Masia
can give you stability; they take care of you when you leave home," he told Uefa last week. "They show you the affection you need when you leave home. You have the chance to study there and it makes you grow as a player and as a person."
He would fit very nicely indeed into this team too.
He has the ability on the ball, the work rate and that special touch of ingenuity required to excel. He knows Barcelona like the back of his hand and was initially expected to carry on the legacy of Xavi as well as his current coach Guardiola in the centre of Barca's midfield. He was impatient.
The truth of the matter is that Thiago's spell in
Bavaria has been cursed. When he has played, Bayern have looked complete and he was described by Pep as the only player he wanted to sign. However, he has been injured all too often and has had his recoveries interrupted by being mishandled.

Guardiola has only one more year left on his Bayern contract and is unlikely to sign a new one. Then what for Thiago? He is seen as emblematic of the Guardiola regime at Bayern. There may not be a place for him once Guardiola departs.
He will have his pick of the clubs but a player of his standing cannot simply be expected to slot in and start again. He demands a system be constructed to incorporate him. He would have had that at Barca but was in a rush for first team football.

Thiago has not played even half the number of games he would have expected to at Bayern. Had he remained patient he would probably have a
Champions League final to look forward to the first week in June.

http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/11724182/?page=5

coded01:
To get to the final in Berlin, Juventus have had to see off Borussia Dortmund, Monaco and Real Madrid. In the group stage they finished in second place behind Atlético Madrid but ahead of Olympiacos and Malmö. The Italians are gunning for the treble as they are already league champions and finalists in the Coppa Italia...


Juventus going for the treble too...


What a final?

So one would have to deny the other the dream of winning the treble huh? What an Irony.

eyoniggar:


So one would have to deny the other the dream of winning the treble huh? What an Irony.

2010 all over again. Bayern vs Inter. Two trebles on the line. Yummy

coded01:



I wish I know why!


But it's all good...

Stay safe bro

In the event that we win both la liga and Copa del Rey, whom do we play the Spanish super cup against next season? The league runner up or the Copa del Rey runner up?

ddippset:
In the event that we win both la liga and Copa del Rey, whom do we play the Spanish super cup against next season? The league runner up or the Copa del Rey runner up?

I guess the runner up aka madead.

barackohandso:
Hmmmn. How time flies



http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/11724182/?page=5

E pain me die say this guy comot for Barca oooooo. Has great vision. Runs well with the ball. His skill set is second to none. Imagine the run he had during the game at Munich, where he dazzled everyone that came his way with series of skills including step-overs...

ddippset:
In the event that we win both la liga and Copa del Rey, whom do we play the Spanish super cup against next season? The league runner up or the Copa del Rey runner up?

Cup runner-up.

^^

CDR Losing finalist.
This exact scenario happened in 2009.

dmcdad:

Cup runner-up.

I think it's the copa runner up. We did same in 2009 and played the super cup against Sevilla

dmcdad:

E pain me die say this guy comot for Barca oooooo. Has great vision. Runs well with the ball. His skill set is second to none. Imagine the run he had during the game at Munich, where he dazzled everyone that came his way with series of skills including step-overs...

Tough luck for him huh?

ddippset:
In the event that we win both la liga and Copa del Rey, whom do we play the Spanish super cup against next season? The league runner up or the Copa del Rey runner up?

Runner up of the copa