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Posted by fastmp3 on Nov-24-2006 00:49:

thank you guys for your kind messages

Posted by The_G0dfather on Nov-24-2006 00:56:

as long as you'll be in great shape to adore ronnie in el segundo clasico theres no prob

Posted by sensorium on Nov-24-2006 08:03:

I'm having trouble believing the same guy that ran like a horse on the pitch just to kneel in front of Ronaldinho injured himself getting out of a car. I don't buy it.

Posted by Dj Alex (ISR) on Nov-24-2006 10:33:

Posted by Rockabye on Nov-24-2006 11:24:

quote:
Originally posted by The_G0dfather
The game simply never ever entertained me, maybe coz i hate chelsea and german football.

so if u hate both teams why did you watch the game ???

Posted by zoric on Nov-24-2006 12:07:

German football is entertaining and I love watching it.

I'm glad Werder Bremen is doing well currently, they deserved to go through last year when Juventus knocked them out after a fatal misstake by Wiese. They were also close to win over Barcelona at home, but then again, Barcelona had their top strikers fit back then and Messi scored if you remember

Besides, Werder wouldn't have 4 players on the German NT if they weren't good enough, and they definetly wouldn't play in the Champions League and win over teams like Chelsea and draw against Barcelona.

One thing is home though, another thing is away. Werder has to adapt very well to the game in the beginning of it to keep up with Barcelona and their furious tempo at times. Just another thing, don't expect Ronaldinho to save you everytime you're having problems, He's human aswell so that's why the whole team has to play well, Just like they did against for an example Zaragoza a couple of weeks ago, but it was Ronaldinho's game in the end, and he saved you guys from losing points and perhaps lose the whole thing with his two goals. That's not the first time he's saved you this season, remember Sevilla and the 3:1 win at Camp Nou? Well, that was Ronaldinho aswell.

I can't say anything bad about Ronaldinho in big games, because he almost always proves himself and gets the team going.

Posted by bananas on Nov-24-2006 12:51:

we'll win despite the injuries

Posted by K.I.K.E. on Nov-24-2006 13:05:

quote:
Originally posted by fastmp3
hey guys, i just wanted to let you know i have joined messi eto'o and saviola and got injured in my left external meniscus while getting out of a car. i'm probably gonna get an arthroscopic surgery done on next week.

Bad luck, man. You'll get well fast.

Posted by sleepydragon on Nov-24-2006 13:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Rockabye
did you watch the game?

Bremen isn't bad. They were close of beating Barca too. And last year they nearly eliminated Juventus.

i never said that bremen were a bad team. but it would be save to assume that chelsea wont be to upset about barcelona being in 3rd still.

Posted by Dj Alex (ISR) on Nov-25-2006 20:54:

FORZA BARCA!!!!!!!!!
FORZA RONALDINHO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHO SAID HES DONE?!!?!?!?WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO????????????

Posted by noikeee on Nov-25-2006 21:35:

That was quite some goal.

I didn't expect Bar�a to win this confortably, well done.

Posted by sensorium on Nov-25-2006 23:13:

Again, no merit in the victory. Ref helped them once again in the beginning. It just keeps happening. Free PKs throughout the season. Unbelievable.

Posted by Hanki on Nov-25-2006 23:57:

http://fcbarcelona.com.pl/?co=download&op=bramki&id=53

Damn!

Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Nov-26-2006 05:38:

quote:
Originally posted by zoric
German football is entertaining and I love watching it.

+1

and yeah that was a great goal by Dinho, but you know... whatever...

Posted by Elior on Nov-26-2006 12:05:

Damn great goal by Ronny...

Posted by Dj Alex (ISR) on Nov-26-2006 14:28:

Posted by The_G0dfather on Nov-26-2006 15:07:

ow yes
what a beauty

Posted by noikeee on Nov-26-2006 15:38:

Over here in Portugal, when the fans show white scarfs like that, it means they want the manager to be sacked.

Posted by K.I.K.E. on Nov-26-2006 17:16:

quote:
Originally posted by paranoik0
Over here in Portugal, when the fans show white scarfs like that, it means they want the manager to be sacked.

The same in Spain (the manager, or the chairman, or...), but here we have the 'bullfighting influence' (in bullfighting world, the crowd 'waving' white hankies - pa�uelos blancos - is a way to thank the bullfighter for some beautiful 'move').

Posted by The_G0dfather on Nov-26-2006 20:15:

Lol yah, i remember some socios waving entire bathtowels under Van Gaal

Posted by Dj Alex (ISR) on Nov-26-2006 20:51:

quote:
Originally posted by The_G0dfather
Lol yah, i remember some socios waving entire bathtowels under Van Gaal

lol..

Posted by fastmp3 on Nov-27-2006 00:45:

VISCA BAR�A

Posted by sensorium on Nov-28-2006 02:00:

I liked the third goal better. Nothing personal on the guy with the golden shoes.

Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Dec-02-2006 20:58:

nice draw vs Levante..........

anyways I need updates on Tahas condition

Posted by fastmp3 on Dec-03-2006 01:27:

i'm still alive

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