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dmcdad:Yup... Music section! |
dmcdad:. The thing will make sense, but I don't think it's necessary anyway. Maybe sometime In the future.. |
airmark:So because you are a moderator, that's why you always come to this thread to mess up and talk rubbish all the time abi? As you underrate Barca's achievement everyday here, so will others continue to underrate yours everywhere you go.. Aturu! |
ozila:Replied... Sorry for the late reply... |
coded01:Tnx too... |
dmcdad:Tnx bro... |
bykebyke:Hahaha.... Me no dey watch the match o..just waiting for our own... Reading for exams! |
bykebyke:You could compare with Eminem with this your Madrid based punchlines ooo bro... |
ozila:Replied.. |
Isiterere:LOL... But their player said same thing I said! |
Arsenal fans go still be like We can win Barcelona at the Nou Camp next month and qualify.. Too much movies have made Arsenal fans and players lose sense of reality from fantasy.. After being bundled and kicked out of the competition next month by Barca, next season if we meet again, the same sickheads will start making noise again! They don't learn, that's why they have been where they are;no growth whatsoever! Up Barca jare! |
ddippset:The Madrid clubs found a better weekend to fumble! |
Malaga be dealing with Madrid since Isco turned pro! |
sebod:Your head dey there! |
sebod:You dey mind that guy... See as his mouth dey like "disgrace Barca!". |
ddippset:No!We don't have X-ray machines that reads people's mind! |
DanceVille:We are here! |
Cesar Flores, 48, was shot three times by a player moments after giving him his marching orders and the killer is still on the loose and the subject of a police hunt. A referee has been murdered in Argentina by a young player for showing him the red card.The incident happened in Cordoba, as a player shot the referee just minutes after being dismissed for hitting another player. Another player, Walter Zarate, was also hit by a bullet and was taken to hospital, though he is not in critical condition.The referee, Cesar Flores, 48, was killed after being shot three times- once in the head, neck and chest, according to police.The killer is still on the run and the subject of a police hunt. http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/4055/main/2016/02/16/20391842/referee-shot-dead-after-showing-red-card |
Spy360:@bolded, who's we? I hope it's not those cry babies from North London? |
The Spanish super-club coasted through Group E with relative ease, winning the group by going undefeated in their six matches. Their only two hiccups came in draws away to both Roma and Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Offensive dominance characterized Barca’s group stage games, as they registered a total goal-difference of +11, tying for the second-best goal difference of any team in the UCL group stages. Manager Luis Enrique will feel confident in his side as they progress into the knockout rounds, given their all-around success in the first phase of this competition.. Despite their placement in a presumably easy grouping, manager Arsène Wenger’s men struggled against each of the other three teams in Group F. While splitting victories with eventual group winners Bayern Munich was certainly impressive, the Gunners’ consecutive early losses (2-1 at Dinamo Zagreb and 3-2 against Olympiacos) highlighted both the occasional shakiness of Arsenal’s defense as well as the streaky nature of their attack. However, the London side were able to shake off these first two defeats and win three of their next four by decisive margins. In the end, Arsenal finished level on points with Olympiacos, but they advanced out of Group F in the second-place spot via their superior head-to-head goal difference against the Greek club, cutting things much too close for any Gunners fan’s liking... .. What To Watch For: FC Barcelona: The ”MSN” Trio (Messi, Suarez, Neymar) Fans of the Blaugrana should consider themselves extremely blessed. Their club currently fields arguably one of the most lethal strike forces in soccer history. First and foremost there is Lionel Messi. The Argentinian striker is coming off of a spectacular 2015, which included a Ballon d’Or individual award as well as multiple trophies with FCB. Even though he has had to deal with some nagging minor injuries this season, Messi still managed to tally three goals and one assist in only three UCL group stage appearances. When healthy, the 28-year-old is indisputably the best player in the game right now and possibly even the greatest to ever grace a soccer pitch. If Messi is the foremost head of Barcelona’s attacking Cerberus, his fellow superstars Luis Suarez and Neymar are the other two. Suarez, a 29-year-old ex-Liverpool hero, has been the most productive Barcelona player in this season’s Champions League, scoring five goals and assisting two in five appearances. While his temper and passion often get him into trouble (and into hypothetical World Hype XI rosters), the Uruguayan forward is undoubtedly one of the most clinical finishers in the world at the moment. Last but not least, we come to Neymar. Having effectively succeeded the legendary Ronaldinho as Brazil’s favorite son, the 24-year-old forward came to Barca from Santos FC in his home country under dubious financial circumstances and with unbelievably high expectations. So far, he has more than lived up to the billing. He almost single-handedly carried Brazil to the World Cup semifinals back in 2014, is poised to be the new main man for Nike Soccer, and has managed to shine brightly in the Barcelona offense despite the sizable auras of the aforementioned Messi and Suarez. In five Group E games, Neymar hit the back of the net twice and set up four other goals. Young, talented, and remarkably unselfish, Neymar is the third member of Barcelona’s famed MSN trio. Messi, Suarez, and Neymar combined to score an incredible 10 of Barcelona’s 15 group stage goals, even though each of them missed at least one of their club’s six games. It is this unique collective-yet-individualized strength that sets them apart. Although any two of them will still wreak havoc on any defense, and even just one would cause some serious problems, these three together make Barcelona’s forward line nigh on unstoppable. Barring some freak triple-injury, look for MSN to score, score, and score some more in these next two games. |
K9blunt:Uc browser is even the right browser for it... |
sebod:Ah dae tells u bro.... |
Great win.... And that Suarez goal was really a killer punch! |
I really don't like the timing of our tomorrow match.... |
Barca is really too wicked.... I wish it was Madrid that received this bashing.... All the benchers should rejoice..... Free game ahead in the second leg! |
airmark:See this G.. Who dey wish u death? The problem is that u don't understand simple English, and that's why you always come here to mess up(even as all barca fans in this thread had at one time or the other, tried to brush you up).. Let me rephrase and come low to your understanding : You go die on top Barca matter! |
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