I have started this thread in order to replace *that* team from the main board.
Barcelona will be one of the our main rivals on the road to Paris. Anyone watching this game this weekend?
Real Madrid v Barcelona
I have started this thread in order to replace *that* team from the main board.
Barcelona will be one of the our main rivals on the road to Paris. Anyone watching this game this weekend?
Hadn't realized it was on, but it's one of my favorite games to watch as a neutral. Is it on TV?
"Pass and move isn't old fashioned, it's the Liverpool way. That's the way I was brought up and I don't think I could change."
- King Kenny
It's a GOL tv live show.
2 pm on Saturday. The Spanish bar restaurant on 14th Street between 7th and 8th will be showing it.
And who will you be cheering for? General Franco's outfit or the Catalan people's club?
definitely! i've been looking forward to this match. plus any opportunity to see the ronaldhino-messi show. yup, i will be hoping the fascist whites get stuffed.Originally Posted by Albert Stubbins
albert.. are you talking about the mexican place on 14th?
Last edited by islandRED; November 17th, 2005 at 09:46 PM.
Maybe it's between 8th and 9th.
Barcelona, as always...
"Pass and move isn't old fashioned, it's the Liverpool way. That's the way I was brought up and I don't think I could change."
- King Kenny
Barca already 1-0 up as Messi makes an unchallenged 30-yard run to set up Eto'o for the goal. Madrid totally asleep.
Last edited by ConnieLFC; November 19th, 2005 at 02:43 PM.
Dalglish - The King in the North(west)
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3-0 - #2 and 3 from excellent solo Ronaldinho efforts. Again, unimpeded runs on the left neatly slotted away (though he could easily have laid off to Eto'o for Barca's 2nd). Madrid absolutely hopeless today!! Entire outclassed and outplayed.
A brilliant day all around!
Dalglish - The King in the North(west)
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Ronaldhino's the man. So far ahead of everyone else it's ridiculous. He's playing an entirely different sport from the rest of the world. Sorry Jose, but Lampard's a joke comparatively.
A perfect way to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Generalissimo's death- the first nail in the coffin of Franco's fascistas 2006 season.
Someone recently made a comment about Eto'o being average or worse. I can't find the link but would refer back to his numerous goals this season, including a perfect hatrick against Panathanikos and another good finish yesterday. He ran Helguera and the expensive Ramos ragged.
Ronaldinho and Messi were also top class, it was stange watching as you would have thought they were playing amatuers. Zidane and BEckham were powerless.
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