big al;2502857 said:hi , i just got back from "semana santa" vacations, and i found out its been a good week for valencia too, haha lol.
Big Al..you've been missed mate, quite an evenful week....
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big al;2502857 said:hi , i just got back from "semana santa" vacations, and i found out its been a good week for valencia too, haha lol.
Report links Ronaldinho to Inter
Anthony Sormani, Special to SI.com, Goal.com
The Brazilian is having a miserable season at Camp Nou, and has struggled badly to demonstrate the kind of form that once made him the best player in the world.
Ronaldinho has spent long spells of the season out of the line-up, due to injury and poor form, and this has led to constant reports that he will leave Barca at the end of the campaign.
Sources in Italy claim that the 28-year-old will certainly move to Inter in the summer, with both the player's, and club's sponsor, Nike, financing much of the deal.
At the beginning of next week a meeting will take place between the Nerazzurri management, representatives of Nike, and Ronaldinho's agent.
Barcelona will not stand in the way of a sale, and a transfer price of €60m has been agreed.
The Catalan giants have asked for Inter goalkeeper Julio Cesar to be included as part of the deal, but they have been told by Massimo Moratti that this is an impossibility.
Instead veteran hardman Marco Materazzi, who was already pursued by the Blaugrana last summer, could be an alternative pawn.
Rafa, not José
Joan Laporta has laid the groundwork to make an official approach for Rafa Benítez as he does not want José Mourinho at Barcelona should Frank Rijkaard leave in the summer.
The Blaugrana supremo is believed to want to be prepared should the club's current coach opt not to continue next term after another difficult campaign in charge at Camp Nou.
While several names have already been throw in into the hat, El Mundo Deportivo believe that they have it on good authority that Benítez is Laporta's first choice.
Barça's board has been split over talk about a possible successor to Rijkaard with directors Ferran Soriano and Marc Ingla preferring Mourinho, while others see that as completely out of the question.
Laporta is one of those that does not want to see the Portuguese trainer return to the club where he once worked as a translator for Bobby Robson.
Moves have been made to discover if the current Liverpool boss would have any interest should the position be offered to him with the report suggesting that FIFA agent, Manuel García Quilón, being approached to find out.
Quilón told the club that Benítez is not considered to be unmovable by the Anfield club, but that he would not agree to any deal while Rijkaard was still in place.
Johan Cruyff's opposition to Mourinho is strong and his influence over the board should be enough to see that the former Chelsea coach has no chance of taking over at the club.
Mr.Crosas;2503902 said:Gai Assulin is amazing!
I watch the match between Israel and Chile in the stadium.
Gai replaced Yossi Benayoun(from Liverpool) in the 78 minute,and he touch the ball 2 or 3 times.
In this times,he did what every players in the match didn't do.
He passed many players(they felt down!).
The only way that Chile stopped him,is foul.
He is amazing,next year in the adults team!
I'll upload my close-up when he started to play(my Cam,and TV).
big al;2503920 said:any news how much time puyol and milito are out... and also marquez?
Milito sufre un episodio de pubalgia y este jueves los Servicios Médicos del club le harán pruebas para determinar su estado.
big al;2503918 said:another overhype midget... messi was one in a million, neither bojan and dos santos have set the bar.....
on other games, my attention was specially in the croatia vs scotland game, cause i wanted to watch luka modric, man iam telling you this guy is the next big thing , i am glad barca are following him , such a complete midfielder, he has the agressiveness to take away balls like gattuso , and at the same time has the vision to set the attack like zidane, the guys reminds me so much of pirlo, but even better, we need to seriously consider signing him for next season, we wont regreat it.
I'm wondering if you're being serious or just a dumb unssupecting troll.bybuti;2504009 said:whyyyyy ???
****, always when we are in good form and madrid is sucking, comes these int matches and destroy everything :@
Gnidrologist;2504445 said:I'm wondering if you're being serious or just a dumb unssupecting troll.
Barca good form? Now?
WTF?
They're having the worst team play and individual performances since the Van Gaal era now. How does that equal good form?
Because you won Valladolid at Camp Nou in a very shoddy match, which could actually go either way if not for grat portion of luck?
Real crushed them 7 to nothing, remember? Despite the fact they also suck bigtime this season.
Gnidrologist;2504445 said:They're having the worst team play and individual performances since the Van Gaal era now. How does that equal good form?
Gnidrologist;2504445 said:Because you won Valladolid at Camp Nou in a very shoddy match, which could actually go either way if not for grat portion of luck?
Real crushed them 7 to nothing, remember? Despite the fact they also suck bigtime this season.
so Real scoring SEVEN when they were out of form had NOTHING to do with luck ... but Barcelona scoring 4 when out of form had EVERYTHING to do with luck? I watched both matches, and I know both scorelines were quite flattering on the night ... but your argument about "luck" seems quite the contradiction ...