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Real Madrid 05-06 thread (pg. 27)
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fastmp3
PUTA BARCA AS YOU LIKE TO CALL IT SAYS HELLO AND GOODBYE TO YOU BECAUSE WE HAVE OFFICIALY WON LA LIGA

YES WE DID
fastmp3
goals

http://laliga.koooragoal.com/week13...ad_1-0_Real.wmv

http://laliga.koooragoal.com/week13...ad_2-0_Real.wmv

http://laliga.koooragoal.com/week13...ad_2-1_Real.wmv

http://laliga.koooragoal.com/week13...ad_2-2_Real.wmv

highlights

http://laliga.koooragoal.com/week13/H_Sociedad_Real.wmv
Danny Ocean
a la mierda Barca culeros
UnBracKo
quote:
Originally posted by K.I.K.E.
That's a childish argument, like saying that Barça, as Zapatero´s team, is the team of the government. It's like saying that Atlético is the blue-collar team: thats false. For example, during González era, Sevilla didn't won any league or something similar.

Big teams like Barça and Madrid have always been favoured, don't throw the only against Real Madrid.

Don't be hypocrite and change your argument. Saludos ;)

nop

it's not a stupid argument! could be if you don't know what happened in the dictatorship..

Madrid was the team of the government for several reasons.

Madrid was helped with political pressure for sign good players, like Di Steffano. Why he didn't come to BCN??? when all the arrangements were made. The answer is because the political pressure of Franco's government. And that's not bull!

Hey and when Madrid won almost all the trophies was in this era so...

now it's different in Spain there is a democracy and who cares if the president of the government is from Barça or Madrid or Atleti... that's democracy! but then who knows where the money went???
nchs09
quote:
Originally posted by Danny Ocean
a la mierda Barca culeros
+1
Eddie N MIAMI
quote:
Originally posted by Danny Ocean
a la mierda Barca culeros

+ infinity and beyonddddd
fastmp3
off putos
K.I.K.E.
quote:
Originally posted by UnBracKo
nop

it's not a stupid argument! could be if you don't know what happened in the dictatorship..

Madrid was the team of the government for several reasons.

Madrid was helped with political pressure for sign good players, like Di Steffano. Why he didn't come to BCN??? when all the arrangements were made. The answer is because the political pressure of Franco's government. And that's not bull!

Hey and when Madrid won almost all the trophies was in this era so...

now it's different in Spain there is a democracy and who cares if the president of the government is from Barça or Madrid or Atleti... that's democracy! but then who knows where the money went???


During Franco, you're right about Di Stefano transfer. But what about Les Corts recalification or Kubala signing? What about Angel María "estómago agradecido" Villar? What about the Ligas of Tenerife 93 & 94? And hey, during Franco era Barça had winning teams (El Barça de les 5 copes, Kubala and Cruyff teams...).
The_G0dfather
kubala rocked :D
fastmp3
this forum is soooooo boring without the putos :( seriously i miss making fun of them and the ty team they support.

i can't wait till they get back so i can pick on them again

love xoxoxo fastmp3

zoric
ivan helguera and casillas has signed new contracts with real madrid, helguera for 3 more years even though he sucks very much, but i don't know about how long casillas is going to be in madrid.
zoric
Seems like Real Madrid has signed Roy Keane, even Ferguson says that he can't deny that.

EDIT: They're playing Getafe tonight. It's going to be a interesting game because you guys actually managed to get a tie last time, Hope you loose this time :D
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