Failure.
Failure.
Ozil was a beast in the first half. Kaka + Ozil were bossing the field. Real was unlucky to be down 2-0.
A goal to make 3-2 would have been legendary. . Barca
Three things I take away from this game
1) Mourinho is a dirty piece of but he's one of a ing coach
2) Real Madrid showed more heart in this game than they have shown in the past 9 combined
3) Pepe is THE dirtiest son of a in football and the fact he's still wearing a Real jersey is a disgrace to the club and all the fans that support him.
2 clasicos in a row where higuain is invisible. great scorer but really average in other parts of the game.
Too bad the lost it at home............. and it's all on Llourinho TBH..... LOL
Although Real is eliminated (which was expected after the 1st game), I like their reaction after being down 0-2
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That was indeed a great game...and holy @ that Alves blast. He is the master at those. That was another thunderbolt, perfectly placed.
Mourinho
Still cant believe he put Pepe as a midfielder and didnt start Benzema in the 1st leg
Didnt he get the memo ?
Benzema has been great vs Barcelona this season, while Higuain has always sucked against them
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And why else hasn't he started Ozil vs Barca in these 2 games?
Some strange decisions, but I'm not gonna complain.
Ah yeah, that too
WTF Mou
Mmh, he did.
Well that's what is asked of center forwards. Either way, he's pretty complete for a number 9, he's fast, strong, has a good first touch, has finesse, is smart and is good with both legs. The knock on him is that he doesn't perform in the big stage but that's kind of bull too, given that he has scored clutch goals in the last two leagues that Madrid has won.
Barcuefa
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lol barca vs. nonRMAO
RMAO official La Liga champions. If I could bet my entire net worth on it, I would.
I would rather have RMAO not winning la Liga and beating Barcuefa in the Clasico than the opposite
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Barcelona's Lionel Messi and Xavi slam 'arrogant' La Liga referees
Unhappy after two dropped points on Saturday, the Barca pair spoke out against allegedly sub-standard match officials in Spain's top league
30-Jan-2012 5:53:59 AM
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Barcelona pair Lionel Messi and Xavi have revealed their frustration at what they consider unfair officiating during the team's 2011-12 Liga campaign, with Victor Valdes also criticising the standard of refereeing in Spain.
The Catalan club fell further behind rivals Real Madrid in the le race after being held to a 0-0 draw at Villarreal on Saturday, while Jose Mourinho's men downed Zaragoza 3-1 to open up a commanding seven-point lead at the top of the table.
Commenting after the final whistle, Argentine maestro Messi led the chorus of Barca players less than happy with the match-day officials.
"Sometimes they are arrogant, and they threaten to pull out a card at the most minor provocation," the Fifa Ballon d'Or winner told reporters after the game.
And his words were echoed by Xavi, who suggested that his team had been targeted by referees.
"I get the feeling that we are being punished more than other teams," was the midfielder's interpretation of events, while goalkeeper Valdes believes the Catalans should have been awarded more spot-kicks this term.
"Over the course of the season, some clear penalties have not been awarded," he said.
The draw at El Madrigal leaves Barca with 45 points after 20 games, and they will hope to cut the deficit at the top next weekend when they face Real Sociedad at home.
Heavy Jerseys + Referees that don't know their place >>> 500 million dollar lineup.
hey guys
is there a difference between messi and david silva?
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