glasgowdon Posted April 30, 2011 Author Report Posted April 30, 2011 Real - Barca eat your heart out. At least these guys had reason to be on the floor 2.13 was perfectly fair, not sure what the complaints are about. Quote
Kowalski Posted May 4, 2011 Report Posted May 4, 2011 http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/9474830.stm Jose Mourinho comments harmful to Real - Ramon Calderon Quote
TENEMENTFUNSTER Posted May 4, 2011 Report Posted May 4, 2011 Hi didn't win the ball with studs though, he kicked it to clear it an Alves booted Pepe's studs yet it's a red card. Barca were a disgrace. Messi's goals came from positions that Pepe would have been yet everyone is having a chug over the goal. Lost any respect I had for Barcelona last night. Yet you still harbour some for Real? For every cunt in the Barca team there's at least one in the Real team, both cheating cunts when it comes right down to it. Pepe didn't merit a red but let's face it, the ref would be as well to book the fanny in the tunnel before the game, save time for it later, total liability. Real tried to play it tight, not necessarily "park the bus" (where did that phrase come from?) but not open attacking football and one man off blew it, nae way back and pretty much got done. Jose just doesn't have a good enough team and perhaps he now knows it. Quote
manc_don Posted May 4, 2011 Report Posted May 4, 2011 Yet you still harbour some for Real? For every cunt in the Barca team there's at least one in the Real team, both cheating cunts when it comes right down to it. Pepe didn't merit a red but let's face it, the ref would be as well to book the fanny in the tunnel before the game, save time for it later, total liability. Real tried to play it tight, not necessarily "park the bus" (where did that phrase come from?) but not open attacking football and one man off blew it, nae way back and pretty much got done. Jose just doesn't have a good enough team and perhaps he now knows it. Agreed, I thought both were a disgrace to the game over the how ever many el "classico's" there have been the past few weeks. will be interesting to see who faces them in the final. United hae decisions to make whether to field a team strong enough for tonight and sunday. Quote
Tyrant Posted May 5, 2011 Report Posted May 5, 2011 Mourinho not being in the ground for the second leg was shocking. He's a fucking embarrassment to himself and to Real Madrid. Fucking pussy. Quote
TENEMENTFUNSTER Posted May 5, 2011 Report Posted May 5, 2011 Mourinho not being in the ground for the second leg was shocking. He's a fucking embarrassment to himself and to Real Madrid. Fucking pussy. Indeed, the Madrid fans are reputedly raging about that and I can't imagine his employers are overly pleased either. Quote
RDU_64 Posted May 5, 2011 Report Posted May 5, 2011 José Mourinho will continue as the Real Madrid manager next season, despite his side's defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League semi-final and the fierce criticism he has faced during a fortnight in which he accused Uefa of conspiring to favour Barcelona and saw the side he was signed to defeat reach the European Cup final and all but clinch the La Liga title. The Portuguese coach has a meeting scheduled with the club's president, Florentino Pérez, over the next week to discuss the season and plans for next year. The meeting was arranged before the semi-final second leg at the Camp Nou and sources at the Bernabéu insist that Mourinho's position is not on the agenda. The coach, too, has publicly expressed his desire to continue after a difficult first season on and off the pitch. Real Madrid are eight points behind Barcelona with four games to go, having lost two of their past three league matches at the Bernabéu – breaking Mourinho's nine-year unbeaten home run in the league in the process. The Champions League has now eluded them, representing a huge blow for a coach who was presented simply as a winner, a guarantee of success. There have been significant criticisms of Mourinho's style of play, with even the club's honorary president, Alfredo Di Stéfano, describing Madrid as "a mouse to Barcelona's lion". Although Madrid have publicly backed their manager, even going so far as to formally denounce Barcelona to Uefa, there have been concerns at board level about the damage done by Mourinho's campaign against European football's governing body and the tension and aggression that has surrounded this sequence of four clásicos in 18 days. But Madrid have won the Copa del Rey, their first trophy in five years across two terms under Pérez. That trophy has been taken by the board as a sign that Mourinho can compete with the rivals he was brought in to dethrone. Reaching the Champions League semi-final is a significant improvement on Madrid's run of six years without progressing beyond a single knock-out tie in the competition. Much has been made of Pérez's impatience with coaches at Real Madrid and his refusal to accept failure. Vicente del Bosque was sacked in 2003 after winning the league title, largely because of Madrid's Champions League semi-final exit to Juventus. Pérez has employed seven coaches as president since then. Mourinho is the first to win anything. It has been noted too that, under Pérez's successor, Ramón Calderón, Madrid sacked Fabio Capello after winning the league title. This situation, though, is different. Mourinho's position has been strengthened throughout the year. The club's director general, Jorge Valdano, with whom Mourinho has clashed, has been sidelined. The Portuguese has been granted a degree of authority unthinkable for his predecessors. Most supporters, who embrace his more aggressive remarks, are on his side too. Mourinho is the first coach to have had his name regularly sung at the Bernabéu. The coach's criticism of referees and Uefa have met with their approval, serving to excuse Barcelona's progression into the final. Madrid's president and board find themselves in a difficult situation with Mourinho: they bet so heavily on his appointment, presenting him as the best coach in the world, that they believe they must stick with him. If even he cannot win, deeper questions would be asked about the institution. The support he enjoys among fans strengthens his position and his departure would leave the club's hierarchy, and especially Pérez, unprotected. Mourinho's tone has changed notably of late. Earlier in the season his challenges and criticism were directed at the club and there was an ambiguity in his responses that spoke of a future elsewhere. As his authority and the degree of support has increased, he has begun talking about the future at Madrid. Mourinho has insisted that his sides are always stronger in the second season. Despite the disappointment of the last week and his failure to knock Barcelona out of Europe, he will have the chance to prove it. http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/may/04/jose-mourinho-real-madrid-manager Quote
Kowalski Posted May 6, 2011 Report Posted May 6, 2011 http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13314698.stm Mourinho handed five-match European ban Quote
Dandy_Don Posted May 7, 2011 Report Posted May 7, 2011 Mourinho not being in the ground for the second leg was shocking. He's a fucking embarrassment to himself and to Real Madrid. Fucking pussy. Yes, they should replace him with Rafa Benitez :wave: ;D Quote
Kowalski Posted December 10, 2011 Report Posted December 10, 2011 Real Madrid v Barca, SS1, 8.30pm tonight (9pm kick off). Prediction: 2-2 Quote
glasgowdon Posted December 10, 2011 Author Report Posted December 10, 2011 Depends who starts at the back for FCB. 3-1. Quote
Jute Posted December 10, 2011 Report Posted December 10, 2011 Will be interesting to see how Real approach this. Playing some decent football of late but when ever they have tried that against Barca recently they have got humped. Will they revert to trying to kick the fuck out of Barca or will Jose stick with playing they way thet have in the last month or so. Quote
Kowalski Posted December 10, 2011 Report Posted December 10, 2011 3-1 looking good at the moment GD Has Ronaldo ever performed at an El Classico? Another lackluster performance from him tonight. Quote
rocket_scientist Posted December 10, 2011 Report Posted December 10, 2011 Portuguese bum bandit fails to make a contribution of any significance in a big game. Think that's been done before. Messi has been a totally absent influence too tonight. Apart from once. He put through the young Chilean for the all important equaliser. Freak goal for Real. Freak second goal for Barca. Can not believe a Mourinho team can give up so easily. Never seen such a gutless capitulation in my life. Zero work ethic when the going got tough. It's this lack of application that will kill them when it matters. Fudstick primadonna elite effetes. Wanker madridistas. Quote
glasgowdon Posted December 11, 2011 Author Report Posted December 11, 2011 3-1 looking good at the moment GD Has Ronaldo ever performed at an El Classico? Another lackluster performance from him tonight. Indeed. He seems to try too much as an individual than be the team player he's become. Had money on Barca, ridiculous odds. Quote
Tyrant Posted December 12, 2011 Report Posted December 12, 2011 Again Ronaldo is absent during a big game. Again Mourinho is completely incapable of beating Barcelona. Quote
tlg1903 Posted December 12, 2011 Report Posted December 12, 2011 I got 8/1 on half time draw ft barca Quote
glasgowdon Posted January 18, 2012 Author Report Posted January 18, 2012 Just had a look at the line ups. 4/1 Barca -1 looks amazing! Quote
BigAl Posted January 18, 2012 Report Posted January 18, 2012 2-1 Barca Fabregas 1st goal scorer £10 @ 40/1 Quote
glasgowdon Posted January 18, 2012 Author Report Posted January 18, 2012 Ronaldo deserved that one. Quote
Edinburghdon Posted January 18, 2012 Report Posted January 18, 2012 Ronaldo deserved that one. Aye, for finally actually showing up to an El Clásico... Quote
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