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Chelsea4thewin wrote: if Torres doesnt score in the next 3 games i will put a liverpool symbol as my avatar for the rest of the season
this is my thread!!ronaldo07 wrote:you never ceased to amazed me how u r able to link every single thread to dutch .. good works bro !!
yea and my statement still standing !!ruud wrote:this is my thread!!ronaldo07 wrote:you never ceased to amazed me how u r able to link every single thread to dutch .. good works bro !!
all i read is that you want a d1ck in your mouthronaldo07 wrote:yea and my statement still standing !!ruud wrote:this is my thread!!ronaldo07 wrote:you never ceased to amazed me how u r able to link every single thread to dutch .. good works bro !!
You must be so proud.Madridista612 wrote:The simple fact of the matter was, that if we wanted Ronaldo and Kaka we needed to sell some players that were going to bring in some money to the club.
But are you happy with the season? And no Im not fishing.Madridista612 wrote:The simple fact of the matter was, that if we wanted Ronaldo and Kaka we needed to sell some players that were going to bring in some money to the club. Robben and Sneijder provided that money. Robben is very injury prone, the decision to sell Sneijder seems like it was purely economic, it was either him or Van der Vaart and Inter were interested in Sneijder. At the end of the day...
Ronaldo >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Robben
and whilst Sneijder has had a better season that Kaka, Kaka has greater skill, passing is better in fact he's better than Sneijder at just about everything except free kicks (Ronaldo is better than Sneijder at those) and long range cracks.
I'm happy with the replacements.
he didn't exactly have to work hard... both the players are dutchronaldo07 wrote:you never ceased to amazed me how u r able to link every single thread to dutch .. good works bro !!
ahem, Robben injury prone? He's played more games this season than KakaMadridista612 wrote:The simple fact of the matter was, that if we wanted Ronaldo and Kaka we needed to sell some players that were going to bring in some money to the club. Robben and Sneijder provided that money. Robben is very injury prone, the decision to sell Sneijder seems like it was purely economic, it was either him or Van der Vaart and Inter were interested in Sneijder. At the end of the day...
Ronaldo >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Robben
and whilst Sneijder has had a better season that Kaka, Kaka has greater skill, passing is better in fact he's better than Sneijder at just about everything except free kicks (Ronaldo is better than Sneijder at those) and long range cracks.
I'm happy with the replacements.
still reckon that's the only reason they brought in BeckhamScudetto8687 wrote:But are you happy with the season? And no Im not fishing.Madridista612 wrote:The simple fact of the matter was, that if we wanted Ronaldo and Kaka we needed to sell some players that were going to bring in some money to the club. Robben and Sneijder provided that money. Robben is very injury prone, the decision to sell Sneijder seems like it was purely economic, it was either him or Van der Vaart and Inter were interested in Sneijder. At the end of the day...
Ronaldo >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Robben
and whilst Sneijder has had a better season that Kaka, Kaka has greater skill, passing is better in fact he's better than Sneijder at just about everything except free kicks (Ronaldo is better than Sneijder at those) and long range cracks.
I'm happy with the replacements.
If you can honestly sit there and say you are happy with how it has panned out, you are deluded. Where is Diarra, your lovehild??? Paid 25 million Euro and he will be sold at the years end for 12-15. The reality is, that when it comes to the market, Real Madrid dont know how to do it.
I just read another thread that you wouldnt have Mourinho because Madrid arent accustomed to playing that style??
Im sorry do you mean playing a style that wins trophies??
If I was a Real supporter I would just be praying you get someone lie Mourinho that knows what they are doing, someone that knows how to win. You had the ideal bloke, but he is coaching England now because your president and precious fans coldnt stand to watch his "style", yet he brought you two championships the two years he coached the club.
No wonder people hate the club, some of your supporters heads are so far up their a$$es its not funny.
Well done, Real - Champions of the World for selling shirts (again).
couldn't be bothered reading your drivel past the first sentencesabaisabai wrote:Whats wrong with selling shirts to pay towards the cost of these expensive players....obviously you think like a garbage collector or factory hand as you dont have a clue about business !!!...and lets not be too critical of Real..1 point behind..4 games to go...new manager...new players...if ronaldo and kaka hadnt had the injuries and the refs not favoured Farca like they have in La liga and as they did in 2006 UCL semi agaisnt Milan with Shevos disallowed genuine goal and then the pure robbery agaisnt Chelsea in that rigged final we Real would already have the title won.The ref stuffed up with Busquets blatant cheating this morning...anyway,he is only in the team because his old man played for them...again its who you know...FORZA INTER..HALA MADRID...VIVA ESPAÑA !!!! Thanks MOU..you made our day !!!
I AM happy with the season, I said at the start of the season that I would not be disappointed if we didn't win anything (that changes next season IF we keep Pellegrini). The simple fact of the matter is that with the points we have, we are 2nd to only Barca in any of the major leagues, and we're on course to getting 98 points. Also Pellegrini has instilled a brand of fast attacking football that produces a lot of goals (could break the 100 goal barrier this season.)Scudetto8687 wrote:But are you happy with the season? And no Im not fishing.Madridista612 wrote:The simple fact of the matter was, that if we wanted Ronaldo and Kaka we needed to sell some players that were going to bring in some money to the club. Robben and Sneijder provided that money. Robben is very injury prone, the decision to sell Sneijder seems like it was purely economic, it was either him or Van der Vaart and Inter were interested in Sneijder. At the end of the day...
Ronaldo >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Robben
and whilst Sneijder has had a better season that Kaka, Kaka has greater skill, passing is better in fact he's better than Sneijder at just about everything except free kicks (Ronaldo is better than Sneijder at those) and long range cracks.
I'm happy with the replacements.
If you can honestly sit there and say you are happy with how it has panned out, you are deluded. Where is Diarra, your lovehild??? Paid 25 million Euro and he will be sold at the years end for 12-15. The reality is, that when it comes to the market, Real Madrid dont know how to do it.
I just read another thread that you wouldnt have Mourinho because Madrid arent accustomed to playing that style??
Im sorry do you mean playing a style that wins trophies??
If I was a Real supporter I would just be praying you get someone lie Mourinho that knows what they are doing, someone that knows how to win. You had the ideal bloke, but he is coaching England now because your president and precious fans coldnt stand to watch his "style", yet he brought you two championships the two years he coached the club.
No wonder people hate the club, some of your supporters heads are so far up their a$$es its not funny.
Well done, Real - Champions of the World for selling shirts (again).
lol, so would everyone but this thing called reality gets in the wayMadridista612 wrote:Also i'm not the kind of fan that will settle for winning the first leg 3-1 and losing the 2nd leg 0-1, to me that seems even, Inter won one game and Barca won the other game, and the only reason Barca didn't score more in the 2nd leg is because the circumstances were different (I'm a believer that it's better to play the first leg at home, but that's a topic for another thread). I'd rather just go out attack and destroy the opposition 4-0 in both legs.
your post should be titled: Real Madrid fans really are as stupid and deluded as their club presidentMadridista612 wrote:I AM happy with the season, I said at the start of the season that I would not be disappointed if we didn't win anything (that changes next season IF we keep Pellegrini). The simple fact of the matter is that with the points we have, we are 2nd to only Barca in any of the major leagues, and we're on course to getting 98 points. Also Pellegrini has instilled a brand of fast attacking football that produces a lot of goals (could break the 100 goal barrier this season.)Scudetto8687 wrote:But are you happy with the season? And no Im not fishing.Madridista612 wrote:The simple fact of the matter was, that if we wanted Ronaldo and Kaka we needed to sell some players that were going to bring in some money to the club. Robben and Sneijder provided that money. Robben is very injury prone, the decision to sell Sneijder seems like it was purely economic, it was either him or Van der Vaart and Inter were interested in Sneijder. At the end of the day...
Ronaldo >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Robben
and whilst Sneijder has had a better season that Kaka, Kaka has greater skill, passing is better in fact he's better than Sneijder at just about everything except free kicks (Ronaldo is better than Sneijder at those) and long range cracks.
I'm happy with the replacements.
If you can honestly sit there and say you are happy with how it has panned out, you are deluded. Where is Diarra, your lovehild??? Paid 25 million Euro and he will be sold at the years end for 12-15. The reality is, that when it comes to the market, Real Madrid dont know how to do it.
I just read another thread that you wouldnt have Mourinho because Madrid arent accustomed to playing that style??
Im sorry do you mean playing a style that wins trophies??
If I was a Real supporter I would just be praying you get someone lie Mourinho that knows what they are doing, someone that knows how to win. You had the ideal bloke, but he is coaching England now because your president and precious fans coldnt stand to watch his "style", yet he brought you two championships the two years he coached the club.
No wonder people hate the club, some of your supporters heads are so far up their a$$es its not funny.
Well done, Real - Champions of the World for selling shirts (again).
No I mean playing a style that is boring, that invites teams to come at you, rape you for possession 75% or so and have to rely on counter attacks, Real Madrid is accustomed to do the raping. Having said that, that incredibly boring, time wasting, 10 man defensive football did us a favour and it must be acknowledged. But as a Real Madrid fan, you prefer to lose playing better than the opposition, than winning and getting totally dominated.
Also Fabio Capello was no good, it was the players and the fans and the media that got us that championship, so many last minute goals none of which were due to masterful tactical changes in fact Capello made the huge mistake of freezing out Beckham only to have him play an incredibly pivotal role at the end of the season. Also we have more leagues than we know what to do with, it's not majorly important to us, Champions League is the trophy we want.
And here is where the naivety sets in.Loppermann wrote:lol, so would everyone but this thing called reality gets in the wayMadridista612 wrote:Also i'm not the kind of fan that will settle for winning the first leg 3-1 and losing the 2nd leg 0-1, to me that seems even, Inter won one game and Barca won the other game, and the only reason Barca didn't score more in the 2nd leg is because the circumstances were different (I'm a believer that it's better to play the first leg at home, but that's a topic for another thread). I'd rather just go out attack and destroy the opposition 4-0 in both legs.
you say the refs favour barca and give examples of how they get 'favoured' in the champs league but don't mention anything about the la liga. just another sour grapes real madrid supporter. barca may get some questionable calls in the ucl, but they are better than you will be anytime soon. get over it madrid. you can't beat them in la liga.sabaisabai wrote:Whats wrong with selling shirts to pay towards the cost of these expensive players....obviously you think like a garbage collector or factory hand as you dont have a clue about business !!!...and lets not be too critical of Real..1 point behind..4 games to go...new manager...new players...if ronaldo and kaka hadnt had the injuries and the refs not favoured Farca like they have in La liga and as they did in 2006 UCL semi agaisnt Milan with Shevos disallowed genuine goal and then the pure robbery agaisnt Chelsea in that rigged final we Real would already have the title won.The ref stuffed up with Busquets blatant cheating this morning...anyway,he is only in the team because his old man played for them...again its who you know...FORZA INTER..HALA MADRID...VIVA ESPAÑA !!!! Thanks MOU..you made our day !!!
It's not disrespectful it's aspirational, we aspire to be the best club in the world all the time, playing attacking football that wins all the time, its an ideal, obviously its not possible but its a goal you strive towards. Why should we not hope to beat everyone 4-0, it seems more noble than going away from home and defending with 10 players.Translator wrote:The stupidity and arrogance of Real and their fans never ceases to amaze me, it's no wonder why they go out so quickly year after year.
To expect to come into Europe and win 4-0 home and away is a disrespectful comment to the rest of Europe. The comp is that tight that every year it comes down to an incident here or there which makes the difference. Yet Real expect to walk in a wipe the floor with every club they come across.
Congrats you managed to do it in the 50's before other clubs took Europe serious but to think you can do it in today's world you deserve everything you get.
Real the club that finances "real" football clubs with their ridiculous purchases of circus performers and gifted sales of quality footballers. They are to football what the harlem globe trotters are to basketball.
Joke club with delusional fans, honestly how many tossers are out there buying up the latest "hero" shirt. Any self respecting football fan wouldn't support a club embarrassing itself so regularly and would demand serious results on the pitch not milking a global audience for results off it.
Why? Because you can't even get past the first round of knock out games, let alone win a match 4-0. How about aspiring to win a game before dreaming up scorelines.Madridista612 wrote: It's not disrespectful it's aspirational, we aspire to be the best club in the world all the time, playing attacking football that wins all the time, its an ideal, obviously its not possible but its a goal you strive towards. Why should we not hope to beat everyone 4-0, it seems more noble than going away from home and defending with 10 players.
When did Real beat Eusebio's Benfica and go on to win the comp? Yes beating Reims in post WWII Europe is massive and comparable to football today.Madridista612 wrote: Other teams didn't take Europe seriously?? That's news to me, some of the teams we came up against in the semi finals included Milan and Fiorentina and Eusebio's Benfica. I'm sure they got to the final simply by not caring (now that really is arrogance)
Yes I am regardless of how much we do or don't win, but unlike some if we conceded 6 to a rival away let alone at home we wouldn't sit there and pull ourselves over dreamed up score lines, we actually protest and let the club and players know that it's not accepted. But you're right I'll much rather try and beat Barca at the Nou Camp with ten men by a scorelines of 0-4 and lose then actually make it to the final. Maybe rather than worrying about when we'll next win we can take the Real approach and polish our knobs over past trophiesMadridista612 wrote: Translator aren't you an Inter fan, come on mate, you can hardly accuse Real Madrid of not delivering on the pitch when you support a team that hasn't had continental success in decades (in the shadow of Milan much???) and as for domestic success you're still firmly in the shadow of Juventus. Any self-respecting football fan would support the club he loves and that is what I do, regardless of what happens on and off the pitch.
It's ok while you sit there and toss over your history books so hard that you can't even read the print anymore, pfft Eusebio's Benfica, watch your club spend 100's of millions while Spain sits borderline in ruin, I'll take satisfaction in having our best player should at "Real prices" and in the meantime we strengthen our squad on players Real can't use. Just be grateful that in the meantime we'll save your face.Madridista612 wrote:The Bernabeu was saved tonight. Grazie Inter.
It still doesn't mean we shouldn't aspire to win our matches 4-0, there are short term goals and there are long term goals, obviously our short term goal is to get past the 2nd round of the CL next season but our long term goal is to be the dominating force in Europe, I don't see anything wrong with that, ask any team whether they would like to dominate every team in Europe 4-0 at home and 4-0 away and who is going to reply no??Translator wrote:Why? Because you can't even get past the first round of knock out games, let alone win a match 4-0. How about aspiring to win a game before dreaming up scorelines.
We didn't they beat us in the final, goes to show they were taking it very seriously. Just goes to show how naive you are about football, obviously because Reims isn't a big gun now they could never have been a dominant force in Europe?? I mean they didn't produce a Ballon D'or winning player in Raymond Kopa or anything??Translator wrote:When did Real beat Eusebio's Benfica and go on to win the comp? Yes beating Reims in post WWII Europe is massive and comparable to football today.
We like to put things in perspective, Barca that year were the greatest footballing side that has ever played football, we can't begrudge them that and besides we have beaten them 5-0 and 11-1 before. It had nothing to do with effort, the effort was there we were just simply outclassed on the day.Translator wrote:Yes I am regardless of how much we do or don't win, but unlike some if we conceded 6 to a rival away let alone at home we wouldn't sit there and pull ourselves over dreamed up score lines, we actually protest and let the club and players know that it's not accepted. But you're right I'll much rather try and beat Barca at the Nou Camp with ten men by a scorelines of 0-4 and lose then actually make it to the final. Maybe rather than worrying about when we'll next win we can take the Real approach and polish our knobs over past trophies
Enjoy sitting there and loving your club while everyone laughs at it, must be a lot of love when past players refer to Real as a circus, yet you continue to make the same mistakes over and over again. Oh well at least you have a closet full of 38 hero shirts of great players that earnt respect playing elsewhere.
