how is a rat worse than those mentioned?

didnt you just stereotype barca fans?

anyways. i didnt think someone would take it so personal.
malaysian fans are quite passionate.

let's hope we will be the ones to cry for joy tmw morning.

Not a threat at all.
I was really surprised..

It really should've been more than 5 goals if they didn't try to be so cute lol

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Added on March 9, 2011, 7:29 amwait.
i will give when it's up.

you want HD?
800mb ish?

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Added on March 9, 2011, 7:33 amFirst off all, it was a striker who got sent off.
It didnt made it any easier for us in terms of finding the back of the net since RVP is the highest up the pitch.
And did he do anything of significance before he was sent off?

Btw, the red was really harsh.
But I am from R'dam and I know that RVP is not one person who is able to control his emotions well.
He is like a ticking time bomb. Thank God he didn't get sent off in the 1st half already.

But like I said earlier, it didn't made much difference.
And if RVP wasn't sent off, Konchelny(sp?) would've for that tackle on Villa.

And the clear penalty not given to us in the 1st half..

This post has been edited by barca96: Mar 9 2011, 07:33 AM

the 1st bold part is so true.
the 2nd part is not true.
the fans are not as noisy as the ones you find in EPL stadiums.
I think it's scarier to play the 2nd leg in England, anywhere.

the ultra's are allowed to enter the stadium now since the new president came in but
they are nothing like old times.
in italy yes, they are really scary; inter, lazio, roma they are hardcore.

i love the atmosphere in england.
they keep on singing and clapping.
it makes it so much easier to play(if your'e the home team that is)

so emirates is quiet?
it wasnt quiet the last time we came around..

liverpool is really noisy..

Holy crap.

"Arsenal made 2 touches in the opposition goal area, compared to a total of 47 by Barcelona"

I am proud too but dont be so confident.
We still havent won anything yet.

im waiting for myhotgary's take on Mascherano's performance.lol.

no la. he knows that im joking.

Some interesting facts;

-Valdes (11) completed yesterday more passes than Nasri (8), Van Persie (7) and Arshavin (5)

-Most completed passes >
Barcelona: Xavi 108 - Iniesta 100 - Alves 84
Arsenal: Wilshere 25 - Clichy 24 - Koscielny 22
via uefa.com

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Added on March 10, 2011, 9:29 amyeah. exactly.
i didn't know that till recently.
i dont go online that often so i just found that out.
it's really strange, they love to hate on FCB.
looks like jealousy to me.

This post has been edited by barca96: Mar 10 2011, 09:29 AM

http://yfrog.com/h6bkdvtj

Im really disappointed at the current generation of the Dutch since the 2000 era started.
That was RvP btw

ps.can someone edit it in for me please.
keeps on saying its invalid

This post has been edited by barca96: Mar 10 2011, 10:13 AM

When a Football Manager player applied for the Middlesbrough job

Back in 2006, when Steve McClaren left Middlesbrough to begin his ill-fated stint as England manager, a 25-year-old armed with vast experience in the highly addictive and cripplingly detailed Football Manager video game and a brief spell in charge of a real-life Under-11 team decided to apply for the vacant position. John Boileau was working through a list of things he wanted to do before he turned 30 (which would even earn him a write-up on the BBC) when he sent a brilliant letter to Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson declaring his interest and qualifications for the job at the then Premier League side. And he got an equally brilliant response form Gibson himself.
The supremely excellent Letters of Note reminded us of this bit of delightfulness by republishing their correspondence, which you can see right this way...





At the time, Boileau concluded that Middlesbrough and Steve Gibson "are ace" and I have to agree. From Boileau stating his "very reasonable" desired starting wage of £80,000 to Gibson concluding his letter by saying, "We consider it a sign of our progress that someone of your status could consider us," this whole exchange is evidence of the wonderful things that can happen when people have a sense of humor.
Related: Nonsense

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How about that?

ps. do we put the quote in bracket at the start and end or ??

This post has been edited by barca96: Mar 11 2011, 01:15 AM

good one

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Added on March 11, 2011, 6:01 pmhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmoeiWgavHg&feature=youtu.be

This post has been edited by barca96: Mar 11 2011, 06:01 PM

I feel the same way.
I was called a troll too on the Arsenal side and I didn't even though I didn't even make fun of them or what?
All I did was disagree with their opinions.
I have a long reply for an Arsenal fan who disagreed with my opinion but Ive been holding back cos
I dont want to be called a troll or any kind of names.

I dont understand why some fans here take it so seriously.
Im new to this forum, so I thought we could have a healthy discussion.
Heck I am an Ajax fan, lived in Rotterdam, and yet we could get along and talk about the teams without getting so serious
but they are more serious here.
The way some comments fly around here, it looks like it's goal.com.
Most of us here I believe are M'sians so why the need to fight over a team that has no attachements to us?
Jsut have fun.
We are all fans but we still can talk as long as you dont get personal.

BUt we have nothing to post there
And maybe you guys are in a buoyant mood now
since you guys defeated Arsenal hehe

Haha rotterdamians???
We are Rotterdammers!
No, I wasnt a Feyenoord, I was an Ajax fan.
My Dad's side(Dutch) are Cruyffians. So they only talk about Ajax and Barca.Hehe.Lucky me.

I was working in Australia for my Dad's Dutch company at that time(10-0), but nobody from the office was a Feyenoord fan so I dont know.
But I did spoke with my friend in Rotterdam.haha. Transitional period he says. Sounds like Arsenal.lol.

But The dutch league is a joke.
Uefa should;ve gone ahead with the G14 super league 10 years ago.
Then Ajax, Feyenoord and PSV would've been more competitive.
Same goes for every top clubs in France, Germany, Italy, ENgland and Spain.
If you look at Spain, England, Scotland, Italy, the top 3-4 are always the same.
Different story in Germany, France and Holland(only for the past few years though).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bbr1xxp9ylM[CODE]

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Added on March 14, 2011, 12:59 pm

Imagine this happened to Arsenal against us??
A legit goal disallowed. And yet no comment from the coach or the players.

This post has been edited by barca96: Mar 14 2011, 01:00 PM

Mat, how could you miss it?
I beat my alarm and woke up at 3.45. I was too excited and beat the alarm once again. Same like the match against Arsenal.

Messi's one was quite serious.
At the end of the 1st half he was chasing the ball and the keeper beat him to it. While the keeper was sliding to retrieve the ball, his knee hit the Messiah's right knee. It was basically the last action of the 1st half.

He was on the ground for nearly 5 mins.
Busi and Iniesta came to check cause it was quite serious.
They looked pretty worried so I thought it was going to be serious.
They left initially.
Mascherano also came down to comfort him as usual.
At first a stretcher was called but Messi preferred to walk, what a gangster!

Since then, he was just a pale shadow of himself. He was scared to over commit in the challenges. I didn't understand why Pep didn't take him out.
What's the point of playing Messi who could barely run? Be a man and take the man out and save our season!!!
Put Affellay in!!

The match.
We were at our usual best in the 1st half but created far too little chances. Messi had a superb header hitting the bar after playing a short pass to Xavi and then he made a long run into the box and jumped and hit it over the GK but it hit the bar. We were all over Seville but their defence was just too good. Everything went perfect. It was always the last hurdle, the last pass that was blocked.

In the 2nd half we were quite lucky to escape with a draw. Some woeful defending.
Iniesta hit the bar too later in the match.
And Bojan finally did well. He had a legit penalty turned down too.
But whatever, they're supposed to win the match without any help.
As you can see up there( my post) , we had a legit goal turned down.

Oh, Alves' ankle got hurt when he was making a solo run in the 1st half.
He was magnificent too in the 1st half but was quiet in teh 2nd, due to his minor injury.

Abidal made a heroic move that prevented Seville from a good goal scoring chance.

Ill look for the download links later guys when Im at home.
And Abidal's superhuman ability..

I give you guys GOL TV broadcast cause the commentators are good.
1st Half:

http://www.fileserve.com/file/38MbccQ

OR

http://www.filesonic.com/file/222448882

2nd Half:

http://www.fileserve.com/file/jmXDXqD

OR

http://www.filesonic.com/file/222483322

credit to the uploader Wigan.

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Added on March 15, 2011, 9:40 amThese are really tough times for us.
First it was the;
-referees supposedly always favoring us(which explains why we only have had 1 penalty so far and madrid almost in double digits), then
-scheduling( we played many more times after only a 2 day's rest than Madrid) and now a
-radio station from Madrid accuses our doctor's of doping of some sorts. And they claim they received the information from R. Madrid.


This post has been edited by barca96: Mar 15 2011, 09:40 AM

Nope.
Its still not reported on English news although it's such a serious accusation. But they have issued an apology. Thank God before it got wild.