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| Originally posted by fastmp3 Barcelona striker Samuel Eto'o is considering moving to Chelsea in order to escape from the racism in Spanish football. (The Sun) |

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| Originally posted by fastmp3 i'm an asshole, not a racist asshole, big difference |
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| Originally posted by fastmp3 Barcelona striker Samuel Eto'o is considering moving to Chelsea in order to escape from the racism in Spanish football. (The Sun) |
No messi for tomorrow, rikjard is saving him for chelsea. i like that decesion a lot, no need to risk messi
...he can be deceisive against chel$ki
yep, can't fuckin' wait for tomorrow's game
Barcelona are ready to make a �30m move to tempt Frank Lampard away from Chelsea if Michael Ballack moves to Stamford Bridge. (Express, Mail)

Hernan Crespo admits Chelsea did clobber Lionel Messi in their fiery Champions League clash. (The Sun)

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| Originally posted by fastmp3 Barcelona are ready to make a �30m move to tempt Frank Lampard away from Chelsea if Michael Ballack moves to Stamford Bridge. (Express, Mail) ![]() |
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| Originally posted by fastmp3 Barcelona are ready to make a �30m move to tempt Frank Lampard away from Chelsea if Michael Ballack moves to Stamford Bridge. (Express, Mail) ![]() |
i'm not a fan of Ballack, i would prefer to see Lampard ... wow
FC Barcelona: Vald�s; Belletti, Puyol, M�rquez, Sylvinho; Edm�lson, Iniesta, Deco; Ronaldinho, Larsson y Eto'o.
Deportivo: Molina; Manuel Pablo, Andrade, Juanma, Capdevila; Sergio, Duscher, V�ctor, Romero, Munitis; Arizmendi.
i guess they are also saving Motta for the chelsea game
Ronalfuckingho!!!!! GOLAZO!!!!!!!

Im sorry...Barca is the best club in the world but boy does Valdes suck
Feb-12-2006
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| Originally posted by pipe0007 not only this time, but valdez has shown that he is not a world class goalkeeper like the one that barca deserves.we should get a new goalkeeper in the summer ...anyway there is no crisis, barca dominated the whole game even without Messi,Deco,Ronaldinho. no need to panic |
it's not that he's not good, but he needs competition, we need another good goalie to make him work his ass off
just when the referee gave the free kick to ronaldinho i knew it was going to be a goal, holy shit 
hahahaha best week-end of my life, barca wins 3-2 and milan wins 3-0 what more could i ask
and by the way depor's second goal was offside
BARCAAAAAAAAAAA OL� OL� OL� OL�
Y BARCA, Y BARCA, BARCA BARCA BARCAAAAAAA
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| Diego Maradona is proclaiming Barcelona's Lionel Messi as his true successor. "I have seen the player who will inherit my place in Argentine football and his name is Messi," Argentina's 1986 World Cup-winning captain was quoted a saying on Friday. "Messi is the best player in the world, along with Ronaldinho. I see him as very similar to me," Maradona told the BBC referring also to Barcelona's Brazilian playmaker. Maradona (pictured) was speaking after 18-year-old Messi's brilliant display for Barcelona against Chelsea in their Champions League match at Stamford Bridge in midweek. The teenager was far from overawed in a game between two of the best club sides in the world and played a big part in Barcelona's 2-1 victory. The Spanish sports media on Thursday hailed Messi's coming of age in the round of 16 match, the opening leg of the rivals' first knockout round tie. "He's a leader and is offering lessons in beautiful football. He has something different to any other player in the world," Maradona said. Argentine Football Association president Julio Grondona was also full of praise for Messi, and said Messi reminded him of the young Maradona who burst on to the Argentine scene 30 years ago. "Messi is brilliant, different, with a strong mentality. Let's hope he doesn't change," Grondona told an Argentine radio station on Thursday. He said watching Messi reminded him of Maradona inspiring Argentina to victory in the 1979 World Youth Cup in Japan. "He's playing at the level of Diego in 1979 and a bit more," Grondona said. Maradona, already a teenage senior international, was overlooked by coach Cesar Luis Menotti for the Argentine team that won the 1978 World Cup. Messi, on the other hand, is expected to follow his central role in Argentina's fifth World Youth Cup success in the Netherlands last year by featuring for his country at the World Cup in Germany starting in four months' time. link |

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| Originally posted by fastmp3 Barcelona are ready to make a £30m move to tempt Frank Lampard away from Chelsea if Michael Ballack moves to Stamford Bridge. (Express, Mail) ![]() |
padrino j'ai trop hate a mardi 
a sweet reminder of two weeks ago: [[ LINK REMOVED ]]
ow yeah, onde more day before the ultimate football night of they year !!!!!!!!!!
i'm gonna be sooooooo drunk again

oh and as for la liga, its 10 points now
ur all dead meat
putos still have hope, they'll eventually get back on track

didnt play well against Atl�tico, but neither did they ...
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| Originally posted by fastmp3 putos still have hope, they'll eventually get back on track |
don't cry for me madridistas, the truth is i've never insulted you 

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