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Sports => Football => Topic started by: palos on October 04, 2009, 01:47:39 PM
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Ah know dis go get merge buh say wha...I eh able search tru de whole forum to find de appropriate thread to put it een.
Ah tink dey callin chile services for Sergio Ramos.
Because Perrotti ABUSIN dat mofo bad bad bad in dis game...LOL!
Lawd....Sevilla RIGHT NOW is de hottest runnin side in La Liga....yes...even above Barca.
Leadin 1-0 over Real at de half...admittedly missin Cristiano Ronaldo who out through injury. Sevilla bossin Real fuh de entire half.
Casillas jes pull off a stupendous/lucky save to deny Sevilla from goin 2-0 up.
Toppa..wha goin on wit yuh side? ;D
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LOL! Perrotti comfortin Sergio Ramos as dey comin off de field at halftime yes! LMAO! I never see dat before!
Yuh now finish rape de man fuh a whole 45 mins and now yuh playin yuh pattin he on de back as allyuh comin off and lookin like yuh sayin.."doh study it dey sergio....nutting pussonal" :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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lol I'm at work...can't even watch de match.
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lol I'm at work...can't even watch de match.
Toppa wha going on? "John Crow say yuh nah go work on ah Sunday."
1-1 on a header from Benzema
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lol I'm at work...can't even watch de match.
Toppa wha going on? "John Crow say yuh nah go work on ah Sunday."
1-1 on a header from Benzema
Benzema scored? goal.com commentary say is Pepe.
And yeh, I work weekends. :(
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lol I'm at work...can't even watch de match.
Toppa wha going on? "John Crow say yuh nah go work on ah Sunday."
1-1 on a header from Benzema
Benzema scored? goal.com commentary say is Pepe.
And yeh, I work weekends. :(
sorry my bad, i flick away just when i see a baldhead score and assume it was benzema..
so yeah pepe..
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2-1 sevilla... header by Renato.
Real being put to the sword.
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2-1 sevilla... header by Renato.
Real being put to the sword.
Look, doh friggin start, cos the hardest mtch Barca play was against Almeria, at home and they scored one goal.
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Sevilla up 2-1 and they doing it to Real. It coulda been 5-1, but for some class goalkeeping by Casillas, who I believe is the best in the world right now.
10 minutes left in regular time
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good they lorse :)
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Game, set and match Sevilla.
They were without a shadow of a doubt the better team tonight, and the score line coulda been even greater!
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Real nearly pull out something on the last play yes..
but they were thoroughly outplayed.
yuh hadda admire sides like Sevilla.. It seems like every year, bigger teams coming in and taking their best players.. Julio Baptista.. Daniel Alves.. Yet they still find ways to churn out new players and remain at the top.
this side is pace.. When yuh have men like Renato, Jesus Navas and Diego Capel running at yuh is real trouble.
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Oh Madrid! ;D
Sorry allyuh couldn't save allyuh innocence fuh we...ah would've like tuh be d one tuh take away allyuh versatility..as kartel would seh!
Anyway hopefully allyuh could stay pure until we clash in d Camp Nou so we could be d 2nd team tuh hurt allyuh heart! :rotfl:
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2-1 sevilla... header by Renato.
Real being put to the sword.
Look, doh friggin start, cos the hardest mtch Barca play was against Almeria, at home and they scored one goal.
Haha, personally I think playin Getafe away and Athletico Madrid at home are tougher games - but say what.
Fair enough that Barca have yet to face a major team as yet - but this was Madrid's first test and they failed it - Ronaldo or not.
Alonso, Lass, Kaka, Guti, Ramos, Benzema & Raul were all either poor or non-existent for long periods - but I hadda say, Marcelo was the worst player on the pitch today. How he survived 90 mins, I have no idea - he was basically a cone out there for men like Navas and Adriano to exploit.
With better finishing by both sides this game could have finished 6-2 to Sevilla honestly. It's funny how the media are calling it a 'shock' defeat though - considering Sevilla have started the season well, were at home and were just 3 points behind Madrid to start the day.
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2-1 sevilla... header by Renato.
Real being put to the sword.
Look, doh friggin start, cos the hardest mtch Barca play was against Almeria, at home and they scored one goal.
Haha, personally I think playin Getafe away and Athletico Madrid at home are tougher games - but say what.
Fair enough that Barca have yet to face a major team as yet - but this was Madrid's first test and they failed it - Ronaldo or not.
Alonso, Lass, Kaka, Guti, Ramos, Benzema & Raul were all either poor or non-existent for long periods - but I hadda say, Marcelo was the worst player on the pitch today. How he survived 90 mins, I have no idea - he was basically a cone out there for men like Navas and Adriano to exploit.
With better finishing by both sides this game could have finished 6-2 to Sevilla honestly. It's funny how the media are calling it a 'shock' defeat though - considering Sevilla have started the season well, were at home and were just 3 points behind Madrid to start the day.
Lass did not play.
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sevilla was ballin outta control dred
terrific game for the neutral spectator
fabiano and jesus, wow
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Lass and C Ronaldo were missed badly today...
Seville were running on overdrive from the first minute- they just didn't stop running tidal wave after tidal wave.
Adriano, Navas, Perotti & Fabiano were just too much...They will be a handful for any team.
Raul & Guti again proved that they are not good enough against quality opposition- don't know how it's so glaring but they still find a way in the starting XI regularly....
Kaka is not the Kaka that Madrid thought they were spending money on...Two years too late but I think everyone knew that...
Casillas, for the first time this season had to be the Casillas of old, and once again he made some saves today that were unf-ing real....If you saw today's game and still want to deny him as the best in the world in between the sticks, then it has to be something personal.
Madrid lost pretty convincingly and deservedly...They've been ok so far this season, but definitely no where close to the expectation, and a loss might be exactly what they needed to wake up a bit....
As much as possible, the starting XI should be:
Casillas, Albiol, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo, Lass, Alonso, C. Ronaldo, Kaka, Benzema, Higuain...
Raul & Guti - regular corbeaux sweat (15-20 mins at most), and Copa del Rey.
Rotate the other Diarra and Gago in the middle hole every so often...and the same with Drenthe at LB, and give Granero some sweat from time to time to pack up the middle and rest one of the forwards
Shoulda never gotten rid of Robben...
See how they bounce back.
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Match video ?
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good game from both teams, sevilla is a good team i like there style,
IKER IS A FLICKING BOSS D MAN HAD MY JAW ON D GROUND FUH 1MIN EVERY TIME I REMEMBER NOW I STILL CANT BELIEVE IT
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Highlights..
http://www.youtube.com/v/kfgKayy9wjY
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Look like Sevilla real miss in that game.
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Look like Sevilla real miss in that game.
Dey eh miss so much as Casillas real save....
But they ran riot...It was relentless the way they were attacking..... pace from min 1 to min 90...relentless.
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Jah Gol dat lookin like THE Ronaldo in yuh sig.
Good lord what a shake!
When was that?
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Jah Gol dat lookin like THE Ronaldo in yuh sig.
Good lord what a shake!
When was that?
in trinidad, after a shake like that the man would tell yuh, "whey yuh gooooinnnn?? look de ball heeeeeeeere!"
daz de best sig yuh ever come with..
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Jah Gol dat lookin like THE Ronaldo in yuh sig.
Good lord what a shake!
When was that?
June this year in the Copa do Brasil semi against Vasco.
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What the fans saw.
http://www.youtube.com/watch/v/XxLgKIfPml0&feature=related
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Kaka is not the Kaka that Madrid thought they were spending money on...Two years too late but I think everyone knew that...
And AC Milan fans still crying for him. Having said that, the man still tun' up some men nice
Shoulda never gotten rid of Robben...
And the man is on the sidelines for another month. The ROI on him has to be very, VERY low. He is terrific when fit, but I don't blame them for getting rid of him.
Casillas made my jaw drop over and over, and it helped that the commentators were real hyperbolizin' everyting lol
Hope Madridistas realize how good CRonaldo is. Super-duper star.
Honestly Messi eh want nothing with him. The impact he has on a game is unbelievable
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Kaka is not the Kaka that Madrid thought they were spending money on...Two years too late but I think everyone knew that...
And AC Milan fans still crying for him. Having said that, the man still tun' up some men nice
Shoulda never gotten rid of Robben...
And the man is on the sidelines for another month. The ROI on him has to be very, VERY low. He is terrific when fit, but I don't blame them for getting rid of him.
Casillas made my jaw drop over and over, and it helped that the commentators were real hyperbolizin' everyting lol
Hope Madridistas realize how good CRonaldo is. Super-duper star.
Honestly Messi eh want nothing with him. The impact he has on a game is unbelievable
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So Kicker, how yuh does embed video again? :D
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So Kicker, how yuh does embed video again? :D
lol I don't know by heart- I just usually cut & paste the youtube link from the web browser then modify it to the html format of a video that was previously embedded... works for me
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Casillas saves. Seriously, the site has to work out a less complicated way for embedding videos.
http://www.youtube.com/v/tKI2tPHVBL0
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Casillas saves. Seriously, the site has to work out a less complicated way for embedding videos.
http://www.youtube.com/v/tKI2tPHVBL0
No wonder they call him Saint Iker.
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Kaka is not the Kaka that Madrid thought they were spending money on...Two years too late but I think everyone knew that...
And AC Milan fans still crying for him. Having said that, the man still tun' up some men nice
Shoulda never gotten rid of Robben...
And the man is on the sidelines for another month. The ROI on him has to be very, VERY low. He is terrific when fit, but I don't blame them for getting rid of him.
Casillas made my jaw drop over and over, and it helped that the commentators were real hyperbolizin' everyting lol
Hope Madridistas realize how good CRonaldo is. Super-duper star.
Honestly Messi eh want nothing with him. The impact he has on a game is unbelievable
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So Kicker, how yuh does embed video again? :D
Copy and paste, replace the v and = with /. Highlight and click the flash button. Change 200,200 (the window size) to suit.
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Yeah Jah Gol that's what I did.
The commentator on the second save was: "Comment c'est possible???" lol San Iker.
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That 2nd save was ridiculous.
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Yeah Jah Gol that's what I did.
The commentator on the second save was: "Comment c'est possible???" lol San Iker.
Don't understand French very well, but I think the commentator referred to the first save as "la miracle" lol...
Hardly ever will you see a keeper pull off any of those saves, much both of them in one game...and there were others, just not as spectacular.
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Yeah Jah Gol that's what I did.
The commentator on the second save was: "Comment c'est possible???" lol San Iker.
Don't understand French very well, but I think the commentator referred to the first save as "la miracle" lol...
Hardly ever will you see a keeper pull off any of those saves, much both of them in one game...and there were others, just not as spectacular.
Clearly a miracle.
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Yeah he deserved the IFFHS World Best keeper title and he won it by a good amount of points.
1 - Iker Casillas: 249 points
2 - Gianluigi Buffon: 170
3 - Edwin van der Sar: 143
4 - Petr Cech: 108
5 - Igor Akinfeev: 23
6 - Jose Francisco Cevallos: 21
7 - Julio Cesar: 18
8 - Pepe Reina:15
9 - Jens Lehmann: 13
10 - Justo Villar: 12
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Phil Ball sums ity all up in this article.
A three horse-race?
I've just watched the Sevilla v Real Madrid game, and it was a bit of a cracker, as was expected. The game may prove to be significant in various ways this season, but anyone watching can have little doubt as to the wonders that La Liga will have to offer this season. A two-horse race? Forget it. More like fools and horses - the fools being those that write off Sevilla, the horses being the chaps who occupy the left side of Real Madrid. Poor Marcelo, and poor Drenthe, if he'd been there.
At one point in the second half, after Jesus Navas had just made his 5,000th incursion into the left side of Madrid territory at the speed of light, Iker Casillas had words with Guti, who in terms of attacking play had had a decent game. Without being able to lip-read Casillas, it was impossible to be sure about what he was saying, but it was probably something to do with the fact that Marcelo was receiving no support on the left-hand side, and that Navas was having a splendid time of it.
If you'd taken half-a-dozen international managers to the game and asked them at the end who they thought was Spain's right winger, then presumably they would have all pointed to Navas. The fact that the 23 year-old still has no senior cap is either a testament to the quality of the national side or to the cataracts on the eyes of its managers in recent years. Would Navas walk into most national sides in the world? Yes. In the past, due to some nervous condition from which he suffers, he has disappeared in action for weeks on end, but at his best - as he was tonight - he is simply devastating.
Add to that the left side of Seville's midfield, with either Perotti or Capel running riot, and it's clear to see that if you want to avoid defeat at the hands of Sevilla your full-backs need to be talking to your midfielders. It was bad enough when Dani Alves was around, but Sevilla still play the same way they always have, countering at breakneck speed and almost always using width to open up the line of the opposition. Glasgow Rangers in midweek managed to stem the tide whilst they were still full of running themselves, but when they ran out of steam in the second half, Sevilla simply pulverised them. It must have come as something of a culture shock, after winning week in and week out.
Navas can score as well, as he demonstrated by stealing in and pummelling a header into the net for Sevilla's opener, from a poisonous cross from the left. Madrid played quite well nevertheless, but missed Ronaldo's ability to scare defenders and to over-occupy them, to the advantage of others. Pepe, excellent on the ground but as vulnerable in the air as his colleagues, equalised with a header from a Guti free-kick, but Sevilla just carried on regardless. Without the speed of Lass in the defensive third of the pitch, an empty motorway opened up on the left-hand side which Navas joyously exploited. Other sides will have taken note, but they'll have to have a decent right-sided player to make it count. Normally Marcelo keeps the opposition occupied by attacking himself, but was too unnerved by the sheer speed of Sevilla's counters, and was constantly caught in no-man's land.
The talk next week - and there will be plenty of it because the league programme takes a rest until October 18th for the international games - will be about Madrid's first loss coinciding with Ronaldo's absence, due to an injured ankle sustained in midweek against Marseille. It would be a mistaken analysis, largely because the game was all about Sevilla, and their title credentials. The idea that they are weaker away from home has some substance in general terms, but there is little evidence to suggest so far that this is true in terms of this season. They lost their opening match at Valencia, true, but since then they have won each time on their travels. And to think that certain sections of the press were calling for Manuel Jimenez's head after that opening game.
Madrid will recover, and may even learn something from the defeat. The problem, apart from Navas, was that the midfield had invention but lacked pace. On the back-foot, it was always going to be up to Pepe to clean things up, with ex-Sevilla darling Ramos gone a-roaming. Going forward they looked good, but couldn't quite make the final pass tell.