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bykebyke:
Wtf.... Suarez Starts... ...6pm,Where the hell are you?

coded01:
I no talk am yesterday?


Lucho is doing a great job so far...


This is the best 11 in recent years I have seen so far...

homesteady:
'it can't be'! Rafina is just recovering from injury!

bykebyke:
Should better not be o

bykebyke:
Is Enrique high on weed?

Bravo

Danialves mascherno Mathieu alba

Raktic sergio inestia

Rafinha messi neymar

cisse7575:
you are very right bro, feelings some records are to be broken today

Tval:
All i see is fear.. barca fans dey fear..barcelona dey win sha

SuperSauce:
direct Me Biko Plus What Are You Doing Here By 1am Bros Na NL Una Dy Do Meeting Ni?

cisse7575:
even lass laggerback will not sub Messi in this crucial match, not even keshi, oops! I mean amodu

barackohandso:
Hmmn. Wait oh. Page 419 on clasico match day

SuperSauce:
Abeg Make Someone Pls Post The Link To That Madrid Thread Quick,make I Nor Miss The Party Can't Seem To Find It

dmcdad:
Reports in Spain claim Luis Suarez will start the Clasico against Real Madrid as a substitute, with the Barcelona team dependent on injuries. AS claim Luis Enrique will use Suarez from the bench, ready to come on should his services be needed.

The Clasico at Santiago Bernabeu is the first Barca game for which Suarez has been available after serving a four-month ban for biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup.

Suarez has only been able to train and play friendlies for club and country since the June incident. The former Liverpool forward’s role against Madrid has been the subject of speculation, with AS saying Suarez will be used late in the game, if necessary.

How Barca line up depends on the fitness of Sergio Busquets, AS add, after a hip problem dogged the midfielder. If Busquets is fit then he will form the three man midfield with Ivan Rakitic and Andres Iniesta, with Javier Mascherano taking his place if he isn’tready.

Busquets’ availability would have an impact in defence as Mascherano would partner Gerard Pique at centre-back if Busquets plays and Jeremy Mathieu would replace Jordi Alba at left-back, to give Barca’s back line some height.

Dani Alves will play at right-back with Claudio Bravo in goal, according to how Barca set out in training.

coded01:
Sorry!



The tension is everywhere!



18 Hours to go...

Reports in Spain claim Luis Suarez will start the Clasico against Real Madrid as a substitute, with the Barcelona team dependent on injuries.
AS claim Luis Enrique will use Suarez from the bench, ready to come on
should his services be needed.

The Clasico at Santiago Bernabeu is the first Barca game for which Suarez has been available after serving a four-month ban for biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup.

Suarez has only been able to train and play friendlies for club and country since the June incident. The former Liverpool forward’s role against Madrid has been the subject of speculation, with AS saying Suarez will be used late in the game, if necessary.

How Barca line up depends on the fitness of Sergio Busquets, AS add, after a hip problem dogged the midfielder. If Busquets is fit then he will form the three-man midfield with Ivan Rakitic and Andres Iniesta, with Javier Mascherano taking his place if he isn’tready.

Busquets’ availability would have an impact in defence as Mascherano would partner Gerard Pique at centre-back if Busquets plays and Jeremy Mathieu would replace Jordi Alba at left-back, to give Barca’s back line some height.

Dani Alves will play at right-back with Claudio Bravo in goal, according to how Barca set out in training.

coded01:
Yes oh!!!

42 HOURS TO GO...

ddippset:
abi o. he don win. oya make things return to normal. lol.

coded01:
You guys should stop all these drama here...


He will produce a fit & able line-up tomorrow with productive subs as well...

ddippset:
no na! maybe he will see it as an opportunity to tell the world that he's in charge and messi obeys him

coded01:
You guys should stop this rough play oh...


As much as you all are querying Lucho, he is trying his best...

ddippset:
lol, dont be surprised to see suarez on the bench and munir up front with messi and neymar. and dont be surprised to see messi get subbed on 68 minutes. e be like say juvenile deliquency de worry that coach.

ddippset:
yeah i know. but seriously i dont know what it is with introducing a star player from the bench on his debut. it makes no sense. they claim they dont want to rush them in but for goodness sake the guy has waited for at least 12 games to make this debut, and you are going to waste 70 minutes of his impact just based on some stup1d ideology which makes little or no sense? if we were playing almeria or rayo, ok. play him from 85 minutes if you like, but real madrid? makes no sense not starting him.

ddippset:
how about a 3-4-3? that wouldnt do no harm! put masch on the left to shackle ronaldo : masherano,pique,mathieus,- busquets,rakitic,xavi,iniesta - suarez,messi,neymar. is this a crazy formation? and o please enrique shouldnt give me that crap about starting suarez from the bench! throw him in right from the kick off!

sebod:
Ohhh that's true! I just wish and hope Alves and his brother will compose themselves as I would want any cheap and avoidable goals at all.

ddippset:
the most anticipated and most unpredictable classico in recent times. the only thing predictable about tomorrow's bout is that ronaldo will fall down in the box.

sebod:
Yes you are right. But, since I don't trust Pique's ability to handle CR7, I would simply swap the role for Matheus.

homesteady:
it is not our fault that we are dreaming about the match

read this -

key factor that fans of both teams may not
admit is the element of fear that comes with a
Clásico game. Fear of the realization that your
team is not as good as the other team. Fear of
that first goal. Fear that your team will not
step up. Fear of the ridicule you will receive by
the fans of the other team. Fear that your team
could let you down and the fear that your team
will lose.

For us fans, the thought of a loss is tough to
swallow, let alone accept.
“The threat is stronger than the execution” is a
term that has been used in chess. Some
interpret this as the idea that the threat of
getting beat with strategic moves is at times a
greater tactic and much more of an impact than
the actual move itself. This is because the
threat changes your opponent’s tactics and
psyche.

This saying holds true in El Clásico. From the
coaches’ decisions to how the players play, the
threat of a goal and the threat of getting beat
is at times stronger than the play or goal itself.
If you’re a Culé, you worry about the Madrid
counterattack. If you’re a Madridista, you
worry about Barça’s tiki-taka ball possession
play.

The idea of seeing your team lose is at times a
greater source of stress to fans’ psyche than
the actual loss itself.
This is what makes Clásicos so great: it’s a
high-stakes chess match that has everyone—
including fans—tense, unlike any other game in
the year.