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joviegghead:
That was when he remembered he has wingers and strikers.

Dumbfuck

Carbon2Oxide:
Messi is a very lazy footballer

tesppidd:
The penalty took the sting out of the guys.

We have a lot of new players, maybe very good but do not command any fear factor.
They are going to need some time.



Seriously I think it was a good game.

Lenglet cost us the game with that silly tug on Ramos.

tesppidd:
This is a very ironic statement.
Where is this coming from?

Messi practically played in defence, midfield and attack today.

tesppidd:
The penalty took the sting out of the guys.

We have a lot of new players, maybe very good but do not command any fear factor.
They are going to need some time.

This was why I wanted Demvouz to start; experience and fear factor is needed for el classico.

1.Dest Excellent.
2.Fati Very Good.
3.Lenglet Excellent but spoilt it all for touching 4.Ramos' shirt.
5.Pique Good.
6.Messi Good, was playing as false 9 but was found everywhere except at top 9. Playing at midfield and even defence.
7.Neto Very Good.
8.Alba Good.
9.De Jong Good.

Seriously I think it was a good game.

Lenglet cost us the game with that silly tug on Ramos.

joviegghead:
Tessppid, imagine Puig, Dembele, Pjanic started this match, do you think we would have lost?

Pique, is not Good! He's slow. Madrid should have scored more. Neto saved us from humiliation. Busquets caused the first goal.

joviegghead:
Isn't it a shame that we don't know who's our regular striker and wingers.

Carbon2Oxide:
By slobbing around all through... Yes

khingTony:
This guy Don smoke

tesppidd:
This is a very silly comment.

Just say you didn't watch.

If not for Courtois' reflexes he would have had his goal after he neatly beat Ramos in the box.

Not to forget Casemiro's last ditch tackle on him after he had him beaten that just so so nearly earned us a penalty.

Or his defensive work on Valverde and others.

Stop being a cynic.

joviegghead:
Ronald Koeman: "The penalty was incomprehensible. I do not understand the referee's decision."

Koeman: "We have not had VAR decisions in our favour in any game."

Xanslyte:
We don't have a recognized Striker. We just have wingers and attacking midfielders.

joviegghead:
I meant, who plays the 9. Today it's Fati, last week, it's Messi, Next week it's Griezmann.

We don't have the best regular XI

Today Coutinho switched to the left, next week, it's gonna be Fati, and definitely Pedri after him.

The attacking line has been rotated again and again. The team has no regular pattern or fluidity.

I'm not expecting much against Juventus.

Carbon2Oxide:
The truth truly hurts....
Don't it?

tesppidd:
Most of you have really braced up to attack Messi till match day 38 just to justify your foolish position that he should have been sold.

This is the player ratings by the popular Daily Independent.

I will give you more.


Barcelona:

Neto – 5. Most of Madrid’s efforts on goal were fired straight at him, and there was little he could do about Valverde’s opener. Came close to stopping the penalty, and made a brilliant double save late on, but also made a vital error that contributed to a goal.

Sergino Dest – 7. The American international looked comfortable throughout, with Vinicius struggling to impact the game. Dest was solid both offensively and defensively in an encouraging performance.

Clement Lenglet – 4. He was caught out several times, and foolishly fouled Ramos for the penalty.

Gerard Pique – 6. After the whirlwind start, Pique started to settle into the game and kept Madrid quiet.



Jordi Alba – 8. A fine performance by Alba, who rolled back the years with a classic outing. The Spaniard bombed up and down the left, and excellently assisted Fati for the equaliser.

Sergio Busquets – 6. The veteran kept Barcelona ticking, but he didn’t stay with the run of Valverde for the Uruguayan’s opening goal.


Frenkie De Jong – 5. A quiet game for De Jong, who seemed to suffer from the deep play of Coutinho and Messi. He was dominated by Kroos, but was better in the second half.


Pedri – 6. Whilst Pedri should be commended for becoming the second-youngest player in El Clasico history, it wasn’t a performance to remember as the 17-year old was quiet throughout.

Philippe Coutinho – 6. The Brazilian failed to impact the game how he would have wanted, and he perhaps should have scored early in the second half.

Ansu Fati – 7. Fati was brilliant in the first half, and continues to live up to the enormous hype. He was a threat throughout, and scored the equaliser when he turned in Alba’s cross.


Lionel Messi – 7. The Argentine magician played a brilliant through ball to Alba, who set up Fati for the equaliser. Almost scored a brilliant goal after spinning Ramos.

Substitutes:

Antoine Griezmann – 6.

Ousmane Dembele – 6.

Francisco Trincao – 6.

Real Madrid:

Thibaut Courtois – 6. The Belgian had little to do, and was certainly not at fault for the equaliser.

Nacho – 5. He struggled against Fati before suffering an injury that ended his game prematurely.

Sergio Ramos – 8. He dealt with most of Barcelona’s attacks, and showed why he is so important to Madrid’s backline. Won and scored the winning penalty.


Raphael Varane – 7. The Frenchman is a calm, assured presence at p

tesppidd:
The penalty took the sting out of the guys.

We have a lot of new players, maybe very good but do not command any fear factor.
They are going to need some time.

This was why I wanted Demvouz to start; experience and fear factor is needed for el classico.

1.Dest Excellent.
2.Fati Very Good.
3.Lenglet Excellent but spoilt it all for touching 4.Ramos' shirt.
5.Pique Good.
6.Messi Good, was playing as false 9 but was found everywhere except at top 9. Playing at midfield and even defence.
7.Neto Very Good.
8.Alba Good.
9.De Jong Good.

[s][/s]Seriously I think it was a good game.[s][/s]

Lenglet cost us the game with that silly tug on Ramos.

nihilistjnr:
So you didn't see me greeting you earlier abi?

tesppidd:
Truth?

Most of you have really braced up to attack Messi till match day 38 just to justify your foolish position that he should have been sold.

This is the player ratings by the popular Daily Independent.

I will give you more.


Barcelona:

Neto – 5. Most of Madrid’s efforts on goal were fired straight at him, and there was little he could do about Valverde’s opener. Came close to stopping the penalty, and made a brilliant double save late on, but also made a vital error that contributed to a goal.

Sergino Dest – 7. The American international looked comfortable throughout, with Vinicius struggling to impact the game. Dest was solid both offensively and defensively in an encouraging performance.

Clement Lenglet – 4. He was caught out several times, and foolishly fouled Ramos for the penalty.

Gerard Pique – 6. After the whirlwind start, Pique started to settle into the game and kept Madrid quiet.



Jordi Alba – 8. A fine performance by Alba, who rolled back the years with a classic outing. The Spaniard bombed up and down the left, and excellently assisted Fati for the equaliser.

Sergio Busquets – 6. The veteran kept Barcelona ticking, but he didn’t stay with the run of Valverde for the Uruguayan’s opening goal.


Frenkie De Jong – 5. A quiet game for De Jong, who seemed to suffer from the deep play of Coutinho and Messi. He was dominated by Kroos, but was better in the second half.


Pedri – 6. Whilst Pedri should be commended for becoming the second-youngest player in El Clasico history, it wasn’t a performance to remember as the 17-year old was quiet throughout.

Philippe Coutinho – 6. The Brazilian failed to impact the game how he would have wanted, and he perhaps should have scored early in the second half.

Ansu Fati – 7. Fati was brilliant in the first half, and continues to live up to the enormous hype. He was a threat throughout, and scored the equaliser when he turned in Alba’s cross.


Lionel Messi – 7. The Argentine magician played a brilliant through ball to Alba, who set up Fati for the equaliser. Almost scored a brilliant goal after spinning Ramos.

Substitutes:

Antoine Griezmann – 6.

Ousmane Dembele – 6.

Francisco Trincao – 6.

Real Madrid:

Thibaut Courtois – 6. The Belgian had little to do, and was certainly not at fault for the equaliser.

Nacho – 5. He struggled against Fati before suffering an injury that ended his game prematurely.

Sergio Ramos – 8. He dealt with most of Barcelona’s attacks, and showed why he is so important to Madrid’s backline. Won and scored the winning penalty.


Raphael Varane – 7. The Frenchman is a calm, assured presence at p

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Seriously i think you watched the back of your television.

GrammarNazi1:
Foolish people don't want to admit that without Messi, Barcelona would have no goal in the match.

tesppidd:
*AS player ratings.

Messi: Won the most amount of tackles for Barceona with 4 and got through plenty of work. He spent more time playing in midfield than in attack as he desperately tried to change the course of the game and win superiority for his team. He had a great chance from a Griezmann pass but couldn't finish what is usually bread and butter for him - 8





*The Independent player ratings.

Lionel Messi – 7. The Argentine magician played a brilliant through ball to Alba, who set up Fati for the equaliser. Almost scored a brilliant goal after spinning Ramos.





*The Daily Mail player ratings.

Lionel Messi- 8
Touched the ball more than anyone in the first half. Did not deserve to lose 3-1.




*BBC top 5 Barca player ratings.

Fati 6.32
Coutinho 5.16
Neto 4.94
Messi 4.76
Dest 4.76




Yet some sadists who can't even hold a remote in their homes; all they know how to do is criticize.

nihilistjnr:
Hello?

Is that airmark? Wear slippers dey come, I wan show you something

joviegghead:
You have to understand many fans are used to Messi's seemingly divine and perfect play

tesppidd:
Some of you have got a binary mentality to a football game;

All you know is Win or Lose.

That game ended with that penalty goal.

Even with our youngstars it was at worst an even game until that penalty opened us up.

FergieRaww:
Hmm..

pls Tesppidd and Firstbornwds what are official Frankfurt insinuating here ??