Villa : we can win against Madrid easily

jiopsi wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

In two Valencia games only, the refs have gifted you a 4 point advantage.

lol... really?

Sushi Master wrote:"Tranquilamente" literally means "in a tranquil way", but in context it pretty much means "we're beat Madrid comfortably".

Don't get the butthurt, either, since Ramos has came out in last Clasicos claiming a win by 3 goals

That 3-0 prediction was against Lyon.

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

In two Valencia games only, the refs have gifted you a 4 point advantage.

lol... really?

Yep, Higuain's handball, Messi's two stonewalls and a second yellow for Valencian.

I am moved on how Madrid beats the combined force of Barca and the refs.
Truly epic.

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

In two Valencia games only, the refs have gifted you a 4 point advantage.

lol... really?

Yep, Higuain's handball, Messi's two stonewalls and a second yellow for Valencian.

What Higuain handball? :study:

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

In two Valencia games only, the refs have gifted you a 4 point advantage.

lol... really?

Yep, Higuain's handball, Messi's two stonewalls and a second yellow for Valencian.

Do they sell alternate reality books to Barca people? lol...

Higuain's wasn't handball.

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

In two Valencia games only, the refs have gifted you a 4 point advantage.

lol... really?

Yep, Higuain's handball, Messi's two stonewalls and a second yellow for Valencian.

Do they sell alternate reality books to Barca people? lol...

Yes, but we don't really like them, not that we could ever acquire them, as they are out of stock as usual when your people are hoarding them. The best selling Madrid book of how to be a fan: Ref. Madridlove or: How I Learned to Stop the Reality and Believe the Delusion.

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

In two Valencia games only, the refs have gifted you a 4 point advantage.

lol... really?

Yep, Higuain's handball, Messi's two stonewalls and a second yellow for Valencian.

Do they sell alternate reality books to Barca people? lol...

Yes, but we don't really like them, not that we could ever acquire them, as they are out of stock as usual when your people are hoarding them. The best selling Madrid book of how to be a fan: Ref. Madridlove or: How I Learned to Stop the Reality and Believe the Delusion.

And this is your best comeback... need to work on your game. It's about as good as Villa's form right now.

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

In two Valencia games only, the refs have gifted you a 4 point advantage.

lol... really?

Yep, Higuain's handball, Messi's two stonewalls and a second yellow for Valencian.

Do they sell alternate reality books to Barca people? lol...

Yes, but we don't really like them, not that we could ever acquire them, as they are out of stock as usual when your people are hoarding them. The best selling Madrid book of how to be a fan: Ref. Madridlove or: How I Learned to Stop the Reality and Believe the Delusion.

And this is your best comeback... need to work on your game. It's about as good as Villa's form right now.

Comeback from what?

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

In two Valencia games only, the refs have gifted you a 4 point advantage.

lol... really?

Yep, Higuain's handball, Messi's two stonewalls and a second yellow for Valencian.

Do they sell alternate reality books to Barca people? lol...

Yes, but we don't really like them, not that we could ever acquire them, as they are out of stock as usual when your people are hoarding them. The best selling Madrid book of how to be a fan: Ref. Madridlove or: How I Learned to Stop the Reality and Believe the Delusion.

And this is your best comeback... need to work on your game. It's about as good as Villa's form right now.

Comeback from what?

6 points down




ZING!

I'm not sure if Villa should be ignoring the fact that there are still other teams Barca have to play before El Clasico. Rayo and Levante are potential banana skins.

sportsczy wrote:

eelir wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

And this means exactly what? Refcelona? LOL.

It just shows that we play certain type of game. When you hold possession more than 60% average per game, of course you are not going to commit stupid mistakes. Moreover, not having beasts and players with anger management in team helps this issue even more.

Your argument is stupid to say the least.

Ummm.... 10% more possession = no red cards? Yep. Perfect logic. If Barca received a yellow for 1/4 of its dives, it would have the most yellow and red cards in the world.

Actually your calculation is wrong. As we hold 20% more possession. 60% for us, 40% for our opponents. So we have to defend less than 40% of time in average, and we have not so aggressive tacklers. Do your perfect logic.
And other teams don't dive? This is a joke!

Villa should have known this was coming, Barcelona days of winning titles are over. Madrid will be the new king of Spain.

eelir wrote:

sportsczy wrote:

eelir wrote:

teamanarchy wrote:

jiopsi wrote:Madrid, easily.
Refdrid, not so easily.

Only club in la liga not to recieve any red cards this season- FC Barcelona

And this means exactly what? Refcelona? LOL.

It just shows that we play certain type of game. When you hold possession more than 60% average per game, of course you are not going to commit stupid mistakes. Moreover, not having beasts and players with anger management in team helps this issue even more.

Your argument is stupid to say the least.

Ummm.... 10% more possession = no red cards? Yep. Perfect logic. If Barca received a yellow for 1/4 of its dives, it would have the most yellow and red cards in the world.

Actually your calculation is wrong. As we hold 20% more possession. 60% for us, 40% for our opponents. So we have to defend less than 40% of time in average, and we have not so aggressive tacklers. Do your perfect logic.
And other teams don't dive? This is a joke!

La Liga 2010/2011

Barcelona average possession: 71.8%

Real Madrid average possession: 62.5%

A difference of 9.3%

Crimson wrote:

La Liga 2010/2011

Barcelona average possession: 71.8%

Real Madrid average possession: 62.5%

A difference of 9.3%

As I said, we do not have players like Pepe and we play certain type of game and the possession is just one more dimension. It is not like this just in la liga it is the same in CL.

You are right about the difference between Barca and RM not too big. But, combined with the style and types of players, it makes a huge difference.

RM roughly has more than 20% more ball than the opposition. RM more than 60% - opposition 40%. In other words RM has the ball for roughly 57 minutes, leaving the other team withe 33 minutes.

Barca has roughly 40% more ball than opponents. Barca more than 70% - opposition 30%. In other words, roughly Barca has the ball for 65 minutes, leaving the other team with 25 minutes on the ball. So Barca opponents don't get the ball even for half hour. Now, lets consider another issue here that Barca don't like stoping the game, so the actual playing time for the opponents is even less., while Barca gets the maximum in the field.

I am just trying to say that, accusing Barca of not having reds is plain stupid., and if you do not get my point, I cant explain it better. I will accept this as a fan bias or lack of cognitive capacity. Pick whichever you like.

eelir wrote:

Crimson wrote:

La Liga 2010/2011

Barcelona average possession: 71.8%

Real Madrid average possession: 62.5%

A difference of 9.3%

As I said, we do not have players like Pepe and we play certain type of game and the possession is just one more dimension. It is not like this just in la liga it is the same in CL.

You are right about the difference between Barca and RM not too big. But, combined with the style and types of players, it makes a huge difference.

RM roughly has more than 20% more ball than the opposition. RM more than 60% - opposition 40%. In other words RM has the ball for roughly 57 minutes, leaving the other team withe 33 minutes.

Barca has roughly 40% more ball than opponents. Barca more than 70% - opposition 30%. In other words, roughly Barca has the ball for 65 minutes, leaving the other team with 25 minutes on the ball. So Barca opponents don't get the ball even for half hour. Now, lets consider another issue here that Barca don't like stoping the game, so the actual playing time for the opponents is even less., while Barca gets the maximum in the field.

I am just trying to say that, accusing Barca of not having reds is plain stupid., and if you do not get my point, I cant explain it better. I will accept this as a fan bias or lack of cognitive capacity. Pick whichever you like.

La Liga 2010/2011

Barcelona average fouls per game: 10.8

Real Madrid average fouls per game: 12.9

A difference of only 2.1

eelir wrote:

Crimson wrote:

La Liga 2010/2011

Barcelona average possession: 71.8%

Real Madrid average possession: 62.5%

A difference of 9.3%

As I said, we do not have players like Pepe and we play certain type of game and the possession is just one more dimension. It is not like this just in la liga it is the same in CL.

You are right about the difference between Barca and RM not too big. But, combined with the style and types of players, it makes a huge difference.

RM roughly has more than 20% more ball than the opposition. RM more than 60% - opposition 40%. In other words RM has the ball for roughly 57 minutes, leaving the other team withe 33 minutes.

Barca has roughly 40% more ball than opponents. Barca more than 70% - opposition 30%. In other words, roughly Barca has the ball for 65 minutes, leaving the other team with 25 minutes on the ball. So Barca opponents don't get the ball even for half hour. Now, lets consider another issue here that Barca don't like stoping the game, so the actual playing time for the opponents is even less., while Barca gets the maximum in the field.

I am just trying to say that, accusing Barca of not having reds is plain stupid., and if you do not get my point, I cant explain it better. I will accept this as a fan bias or lack of cognitive capacity. Pick whichever you like.

of course you dont need a player like pepe , as you said : "u play certain type of game" , and pepe cant dive so u dont need him.

eelir wrote:

Crimson wrote:

La Liga 2010/2011

Barcelona average possession: 71.8%

Real Madrid average possession: 62.5%

A difference of 9.3%

As I said, we do not have players like Pepe and we play certain type of game and the possession is just one more dimension. It is not like this just in la liga it is the same in CL.

You are right about the difference between Barca and RM not too big. But, combined with the style and types of players, it makes a huge difference.

RM roughly has more than 20% more ball than the opposition. RM more than 60% - opposition 40%. In other words RM has the ball for roughly 57 minutes, leaving the other team withe 33 minutes.

Barca has roughly 40% more ball than opponents. Barca more than 70% - opposition 30%. In other words, roughly Barca has the ball for 65 minutes, leaving the other team with 25 minutes on the ball. So Barca opponents don't get the ball even for half hour. Now, lets consider another issue here that Barca don't like stoping the game, so the actual playing time for the opponents is even less., while Barca gets the maximum in the field.

I am just trying to say that, accusing Barca of not having reds is plain stupid., and if you do not get my point, I cant explain it better. I will accept this as a fan bias or lack of cognitive capacity. Pick whichever you like.

im sure you didnt mind stopping the match when the referee whistled a penalty for that dive against milan.

and im also sure you didnt mind stopping the match due to alves pathetic dive to get pepe sent off.

Baraa could you please calm down? You aren't doing yourself (or us) any favours.

Crimson and his stats :lol!:

The point here is that Barca fans are moaning that Madrid has the referees on their side, and that's why, currently, they are on better form.
But, if your team has yet to see red even once, then there's not much to complain about.
Moreover, did u watch the Valencia and Atletico games against Madrid?
Refs were awful against us. Just awful.

And to rub a bit of salt into the wounds here,
Last year's CL Semi-final leg I...


How any Barcelona fan can claim to be hard-done-by by referees after that (as well as the 2009 Semi at the Camp Nou, not to mention) is beyond me...

By the way, I got this joke put on my facebook wall this morning:

In the El Clasico, Dani Alves goes down like a ton of bricks after an awful Pepe tackle. The referee sends Pepe off, but also books Alves for simulation.

"What the hell ref? How can you send him off and also book me for diving?"

"Well, the *bleep* tackle was on Iniesta."

Barcelona’s loss to Getafe on Saturday was their first defeat since April when they lost 2-1 to Real Sociedad at the Anoeta. The referee that night, Fernando Teixeira, was the same official who oversaw the Getafe game, and he is also the one who referee'd Valencia's home loss to Real Madrid with a controversial handball by Higuain in the last minutes in his own penalty box.

Coincidence? I think not pussy cat...

eelir wrote:

Crimson wrote:

La Liga 2010/2011

Barcelona average possession: 71.8%

Real Madrid average possession: 62.5%

A difference of 9.3%

As I said, we do not have players like Pepe and we play certain type of game and the possession is just one more dimension. It is not like this just in la liga it is the same in CL.

You are right about the difference between Barca and RM not too big. But, combined with the style and types of players, it makes a huge difference.

RM roughly has more than 20% more ball than the opposition. RM more than 60% - opposition 40%. In other words RM has the ball for roughly 57 minutes, leaving the other team withe 33 minutes.

Barca has roughly 40% more ball than opponents. Barca more than 70% - opposition 30%. In other words, roughly Barca has the ball for 65 minutes, leaving the other team with 25 minutes on the ball. So Barca opponents don't get the ball even for half hour. Now, lets consider another issue here that Barca don't like stoping the game, so the actual playing time for the opponents is even less., while Barca gets the maximum in the field.

I am just trying to say that, accusing Barca of not having reds is plain stupid., and if you do not get my point, I cant explain it better. I will accept this as a fan bias or lack of cognitive capacity. Pick whichever you like.

Pepe 2 yellow cards, one for pushing away that ballesteros troll in 10 starts

Gerard Pique 4 yellows in four starts(7 games)

HURRPP DURRPP

Lionel Messi wrote:Barcelona’s loss to Getafe on Saturday was their first defeat since April when they lost 2-1 to Real Sociedad at the Anoeta. The referee that night, Fernando Teixeira, was the same official who oversaw the Getafe game, and he is also the one who referee'd Valencia's home loss to Real Madrid with a controversial handball by Higuain in the last minutes in his own penalty box.

what handball? I'm still lost at what you are alluding to?