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FBS:
Madrid is coming!

medjai:
Valencia win or draw. Madrid head into this fixture on the back of a 5 - 0 drubbing by Barca. Morale must be at an all time low. Ronaldo is also a major doubt while Higuain is ruled out.
Valencia are doing very well. The team is quality through and through. Miguel and Jeremy Matthieu at right and left back respectively. Ever Banega and Juan Mata orchestrating the midfield and the in form Artiz Aduriz and Roberto Soldado up front. I dont know how Madrid are gonna survive this

AjanleKoko:
Also, I am not sure I can point to anything outstanding he has done in the 20 years I have been watching competitive football at club level, compared with some other coaches we've seen. After all, Del Bosque won the CL twice, and has now won the World Cup. He should be the reference point for coaching, if there is any such thing, no?

Yes there's this matter of an unbeaten run in league matches. That's really good, but I am sure he's not the only coach who has an unbeaten record, possibly he's the only coach that talks about it. Again Del Bosque. You could say that he presided over possibly the longest unbeaten run by any national side in Europe, in recent history. You see how these records can sound, when couched in Jose-speak

sunnela:
Goal.com no go kill person,  abeg read on if u fit,

So you think Real Madrid were swept aside by the glorious Barcelona last night? You better think again. All Jose Mourinho’s starters made their mark on the game, and their contribution must not be under-rated. Just have a look at what they did… They were simply sensational!
Iker Casillas – Amazingly photogenic with hands crossed on his chest, looking at his team-mates with admiration. There is no doubt Sara Carbonero told him to pose for the cameras that way, before going to cheer for Barcelona with her Atletico-crazy family.
Sergio Ramos – The first ever player to be sent off in stoppage time twice in the same week. Jerzy Dudek didn’t need to give him instructions this time. The brave right back knew himself what he had to do to make history.
Ricardo Carvalho – Absolutely brilliant in getting Lionel Messi booked. His elbow was up so immaculately that he didn’t get into trouble himself, but still made the Argentinian fall to the ground. One must say Carvalho’s height is perfect for such a dream move.
Pepe – By far the best Portuguese on show, even taking the bench into consideration. He was at fault for Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s winner last year, but learned his lesson, and the Swede was simply nowhere to be seen this time.
Marcelo – The only Real player to have an assist in the game, superbly setting up Xavi. He was also close to scoring himself, but Pedro outpaced him for the ball on the second goal.
Sami Khedira – Sported a fantastic multicolored shirt in the second half, with half of his back deep yellow. There is no doubt Adidas designers took notice, and he is up for a huge bonus from them.
Xabi Alonso – By far the best Number 14 on the field, completely outplaying former Liverpool team-mate Javier Mascherano. And we all know only too well what it means to wear such a magic number at Camp Nou!
Mesut Oezil – Came to learn from Xavi and Andres Iniesta, and was so studious and diligent that Mourinho was impressed and chose to let him have a better look from the bench in the second half, providing the German with his favourite notebook and a few pens.
Angel Di Maria – Such a nice lad! His former side Benfica got thrashed 5-0 in Portugal’s Clasico by Porto this month, and compassionate as he is, Di Maria felt he simply must do the same, so that his old friends don’t suffer alone.
Cristiano Ronaldo – Pushing Pep Guardiola was a stroke of genius. CR7’s actions completely changed the game’s momentum for a few minutes. With all the fists flying around, Barcelona couldn’t even manage a single pass for a while. He also expertly avoided the heavy tackle by the onrushing Victor Valdes.
Karim Benzema – Was so good that Mourinho allowed him to play the full 90 minutes for the first time in La Liga this season. He even managed to be caught on camera at least once in each half. There is no doubt the France squad sorely missed him in South Africa, since he showed the world how to go on strike when it matters most.

daremichae:
You must have an intellect mind to read a game, and get­ your notes, strength and weakness, which i believe the­ special-one has done already. The match was really­ hyped, special dignitaries travelled to Barcelona from­ all parts of the world to watch the match, cos of the­ capabilities of the teams and respective coaches­ involved in the game. We all knew what Messi, Xavi,­ Iniesta, Villa, C'Ronaldo, Ozil, Di Maria, and­ Mourinho can do.

The whole world was expecting a very­ tight and competitive game, but Jose Mourinho decide to­ go for a tactical-reading one, to take notes of the­ tactical strengths and weaknesses. He has the ability­ to think deeper, wiser and differently,,,a quality that­ clearly underlines him as the special one and a true­ genius, who knows so much about the inside of the­ game,,, he could have been teaching Football-Tactics in­ a school that other coaches would pay to attend and get­ a certificate for.

He wasn't moving around on­ the Touch-line shouting and passing messages across­ like he would normally do, only reading and taking­ notes of tactics that would matter, when the stakes are­ higher (Knock-out phases of competitions).

so for now­ Barcelona can rejoice, rejoice and rejoice, as they­ have done wonderful well, they have prooved so many­ pundits wrong, they have been incredible, but on­ another note, they should celebrate with a caution,­ come the end of the season,,,as who laughs last last­ best (lesson from last season champions league), REAL MADRID FOR
LIFE

ddippset:
where is that usbcord and mama geeee?

AjanleKoko:
That sounded more like Valdano's true feelings, and prolly yours

eyoniggar:
Bros this one na jollof and sauce futuball.

usbcable, come pay me my money for the
invisible BET OOO.

eyoniggar:
^^^ Wetin this bulb wire dey yarn?

Your own even worse pass Galactico sef.

Mscheew. Tmr now u go STFU.

AjanleKoko:
Jorge Valdano Insists Real Madrid And Barcelona Do Not Have A Gulf In Class
Valdano played down the 5-0 defeat,

By Ewan Macdonald, Goal.com
Nov 29, 2010 10:27:00 PM

"We have good players and a great coach, so this is not a fatal blow," he told As.com.

AjanleKoko:
*walks in, looks round for the Beleaguered Merengues fanz. Na wa o. All man don fade. Flogging no good sha *

1025:
@medjai,
why do u think the journalists choose wenger among other coaches? why not barca coach? why not fergie or ancellotti? if you think wenger was answering to questions, what do u think mourinho was doing in attacking mourinho? it is those same journalists that will ask mourinho what he has to say over wenger's position.
even when mourinho was in england, he never throw the stone first. if u know the story of when he called wenger Viewer, u will understand that wenger made a comment which the journalists ask mourinho what he tot abt that. it was then that mourinho called wenger Viewer which according to him is a portugese word explaining someone who lives his problems for other people's problems.
to me, wenger has nothing to share with mourinho as a coach because wenger is an old model coach while mourinho is a current guy. wenger no get swagger while mourinho is a swagger himself. he brings fun and new things in everyday's game.
while many are fans of clubs and players, many are mourinho's fans.
mourinho is chasing a record of been the only coach in the world to win champions league with 3 different clubs while wenger is searching for a means to be among the champions and break the york of 6 yrs in dry shelf.
i think wenger at this point shld concentrate his powers more on winning even a spoon rather than joining issues with a classy mr.trophy.

jmaine:
Does the incriminating sequence of pictures and the embarrassing acts of the players make the plan clever. i can now see the IQ level of the Man called Jose. Those acts were a pure disgrace to football and i wonder what is bringing in Suarez issue into all this mess. Suarez handball in the world cup was not pre-meditated [/b]but a [b]spontaneous affair, who wouldn't have exhibited such reflex considering the heat of the moment scenario.Even in the law courts, premeditated crimes are not taking kindly to. So the Suarez bases is just sheer blind support of this poorly planed so called clever tactics. We need to think Objectively please and not follow the heart stupidly.



Sheer foolish support. Your the type of parent that will say your Neighbors are jealous if your ward is caught going against the law. appears more adolescents are commenting on the land this days. The emboldened part is just too funny



Succeeded in England cos the average English media love show givers and he was there to supply some show. He took that to Italy and discovered that they were not really interested in that aspect of his game and he maintained quite a good decorum. Now in Spain he wanted to do same, now see what he caused by inciting the fans of Sporting Gijon, guess some people will say that it is special fomenting trouble anyway you go  .


Anticipating the showman antics in the Elclassico show down. May the better side win and not the Mouthy side. Wish them both well.

chelseabmw:
What's this?

medjai:
Wenger was only asked a question and he spoke his mind. Maybe Mourinho expects everyone to applaud him for being a cheap cheat

medjai:
Mourinho and his arrogance

bgees:
I knew he was going to reply this way. typical childish reply. a reply that should have been left for fans to say. Mourinho lacks respect and class.

chelseabmw:
I want real madrid to win and so shall it be