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dein77:
These guys are becoming too rough.

dein77:
When? Didn't see it.

coded01:
Gabi sent off during the break...


More still coming...

coded01:
I see a red card if not 2 in this match...

Austeenx:
Neymar's favorite opponent: Atletico Madrid.

onuwaje:
His first game for Argentina

onuwaje:
What. Were u expecting b4...
If na messi d 3games must complete

coded01:
Bartra, hmmm! it's well...


2 repeated lapses so far...

coded01:
What should will do na?

dmcdad:
Note: some of the social media messages about messi deleted by new madrid player odegaard.

coded01:
Anything you say...

dmcdad:
Just 2. Considering the fact say them go wan do gra gra.

coded01:
Punchline for dem _________...

prettydiva89:
am new here but am a fan of Barcelona

AjanleKoko:
I actually think Messi and CR7 are better than other players that have come before them. Save maybe Pele and Cryuff in their respective eras.
Football is a lot more demanding now, physically, mentally, and tactically. Nonetheless, it has never happened before that two individual players would so totally dominant in the sport. No one else even comes to mind when the Ballon D'Or voting takes place.

Forget that they haven't won the World Cup, these guys are dominating the sport! It doesn't even look like either of them plan to slow down any time soon.

usbcable:
watch as the spartans deal with Barcelona

coded01:
How far?


Espanyol is making us proud today...

coded01:
Tuale...


I gentle oh!

coded01:
^^^ Chairman don land...

Lionel Messi has never been
able to accept the need for
squad rotation, according to
former Barcelona full-back
Juliano Belletti.
Fresh speculation has emerged
this week about the attacker's
future after he started on the bench for the 1-0 defeat
to Real Sociedad last weekend.
The Argentina star has grown frustrated with life under
Luis Enrique and president Josep Maria Bartomeu, who
has brought forward club elections to this year, is
reportedly prepared to wield the axe in order to
placate the forward.
Belletti, who scored the winning goal in the 2006
Champions League final, says Messi has never accepted
being left out of the starting line-up - even though it is
a vital part of managing a squad in modern football.
"Messi doesn't like being on the bench," he said as a
pundit on Arena SporTV. "He doesn't accept rotation,
which, in the long term, is important.
"When I was at Barcelona, I saw him have discussions
with the coaching staff because he didn't want to miss a
game."
Belletti does feel, however, that Messi has earned the
right to certain "privileges" at the club given the
enormous success he has helped to bring to Camp Nou.
"The Barcelona of today is Messi. If they've won so
many titles, it was because of the high standards Messi
offered. It seems normal to me that he'd have certain
privileges," he added.
"If he wants to play, to keep a calm atmosphere, you
should let him play."

honeric01:
Imagine people discussing sacking a coach that hasn't performed badly just because his style does not fit into their "stereotype".. hmmmm

Johnpaul88:
I find it boring that everyone seems to agree on the same thing. It makes me not to visit the thread as often as I wanted. A dynamic and interesting thread is not one where everyone agrees on the same thing about an issue but one where issues are keenly and excitingly argued!

philfearon:
Lol.....
No,I don't want Pellegrini......But he is good though,and knows Spanish football....But he is our whip man>Villarreal,Real Madrid,Malaga!