Konami94:


Now i didn't say Madrid won't beat Barca without Ronaldo, they have done it before. I said his unnecessary celebrations cost his team a red card and put his team in a position they had no business being in. Messi scored that goal in April and did that celebration out of spontaneity. We all had forgotten about it, but Ronaldo on the other hand probably kept dreaming of how he would do his own back and ended up picking a red card for his troubles . Anyways congrats to Madrid, feels good seeing UEFAlona lose, before you start thinking I'm a Barca fan. I just felt the celebration was childish and uncesessary and in 1st leg of a supercup nonetheless.

Rapahel1116:
See dis dude oh ...wen u Strt de watch ball ...no b d same tin wey u talk I just talk ....don't get me started did morning oh ....or ssngo go strike u now .....wat did I just say or do u need glasses ...Madrid has been building a great team ...while barca has been getting mediocre players outside instead of focusing on lamasia and buying world class players outside ...DAT was barca before ....use ur lamasia and get world class players outside ...not mediocre players

mukina2:
Neymar will be somewhere laughing

charlesm91:
someone gotta respond to that and who better than his archrival. Messi fcked with the bernabue crowd, Ronaldo did so on behalf of Madrid fans.

sunshineV:




Madrid go ear am this night. This no be man u ooo

newsomtin:
Ronaldo.


enters....
scores....
leaves


he has twins and a pregnant bae to attend to.


no time���

Konami94:

At the expense of a red card. And Messi never saw the need to respond to this. Only goes to show which player dreams of the other then they go to sleep at night

Konami94:


You can make your points without throwing insults. I want to believe we are all civilized people but I guess I'm wrong. Anyways, Ronaldo's so called retaliation cost him and his team a red card and it was totally uncesessary. Ronaldo has done arrogant celebrations at the Nou Camp before (11/12 season comes to mind) and Messi did not see the need to retaliate with his own celebrations. Bottomline is Ronaldo is obsessed with Messi, and Ronaldo thinks of Messi way more than Messi thinks of Ronaldo. His unhealthy obsession with Messi cost him a red card and put his team in an uncesessary difficult situation. Mind you, his ban is likely to be extended once that push on the referee is reviewed.

kstyle2:
CR7 is a god...best player ever to grace the game of soccer

CzarChris:
Babe, become a Madrid fan, and I promise you a premium Madrid fan club ticket with a Real Madrid team jersey with your name on it.


Fellow Madrid fans, come make we join hands convert this one ASAP!!! She is salvageable.

cletz991:
keep quiet abeg

oyakhilomeh:

Respect and Common sense fall on you

Anextin:


How market. Madrid Don hear m abi. Oh yes they heard shouts of victory haahhaha

kally90:
I told you

seunny4lif:

U no well ooooh
You be Barca

Khutie:

...and yhu saw the final score ba.? Seems like Barca needed Neymar more than he needed them.

mukina2:
Neymar will be somewhere laughing

Sanchez01:
With Red Card

mukina2:
Neymar will be somewhere laughing

Sanchez01:

You honestly don't understand football and the philosophies of Football clubs, particularly that of the team you support.

Barcelona's philosophy has always been the La Masia while Real's has always been star signings. Simply put, two Spanish clubs with two opposite ideologies.

Barcelona's problem started when they signed Suarez and Neymar. They lost it and forgot about the La Masia, thinking they could always pick another star signing in the market when they feel like it.

Here is the truth, Barcelona was nowhere near Madrid before 2006 and didn't even come close until the ascension of Ronaldinho who played with the likes of Giuly, Eto'o and a host of others. The continuity wasn't difficult as a young Messi was waiting in the wings for Ronaldinho to leave the stage and that he did without hassles.

This period in time was inevitable. The over-dependence on Messi and his ability has always been the problem and truth is, no one saw it coming.

Right now, Barcelona's midfield is a mess, the defence is sheer horror and Messi has dropped to a deeper role in midfield which means the would need to get extraordinary forwards to get the job done.

Zidane capitalised in resuscitating the Castilla with so many stars waiting for Ronaldo to leave. Martin Odegaard and Enzo Zidane are just two of them. Madrid's dominance isn't ending soon but it would be one hell of a long wait for Barcelona to get it right. Messi is aging just as Ronaldo which is a huge problem for the Catalan club.

malton:


Barcelona fan here; but that's an honest assessment of the situation on ground. Inept, corrupt, and calamitous do not even begin to describe the current board.

They are far much worse than can be depicted in written words!
And actually, Barcelona is in a much worse situation than the scoreline suggests. Time shall reveal the amount of damage being done.

orlahtohbadt:
Lol no ooo... I be Chelsea, not against Madrid but the Clinical just sounds funny

haymekus:



U get sense??

Sanchez01:

True, corruption has found its way into the Barcelona board. The greater damage would be manifested the moment injury plagues the team as there would be no decent players to fill in the gap.

Oluwasinayomi:
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onpoint247:
Barca fan pls hide your face in shame...... Did Ronaldo scores oh yes he did.... Did 19 year old boy Assensio scores yes he did...... Wow is Ronaldo still the best player in the world? Yes he is, is Zidane the best coach oh yes he is, is #Halamadrid the best team ever? Wow Barca boys know the answer. Kwakwakwakwakwa