Yuri Yukuv wrote:Oh really? when did a madrid player attempt to get an opposition player sent off?

How about the bench trying to fight with an active player who had a yellow card to get him sent off?

How about the captain of the team throwing the corner flag as far as possible so the opposition could not take their throw in?

Marcelo? La Liga? Alves was already on a yellow and he dove in the box to get a penalty and try to get him sent off.

Thats called selective memory



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What? When did marcelo do that? After it happened it was all barca players trying to talk to the ref?

He would have moaned on the floor and rolled like dani always does.

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Oh really? when did a madrid player attempt to get an opposition player sent off?

How about the bench trying to fight with an active player who had a yellow card to get him sent off?

How about the captain of the team throwing the corner flag as far as possible so the opposition could not take their throw in?

Well, seeing as barca didn't do nearly as many dirty/dangerous foul as real madrid did. I can't recall.

But I do recall di maria diving and asking for the card against alves.

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2 chickens (or 4 whole bone-in chicken breasts) halved lengthwise
1 1/2 cups Italian dressing, recipe follows
1/4 cup Neelys Barbecue Seasoning, recipe follows
1 cup Neelys Barbecue Sauce, recipe follows
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2 tablespoons ground mustard
2 garlic cloves, smashed
1 tablespoon crushed red pepper flakes
1/2 teaspoon dried basil
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
1 tablespoon sugar
2 tablespoons Neelys Barbecue Seasoning
1/3 cup red wine vinegar
1 cup canola oil
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1 cup water
1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
5 tablespoons light brown sugar
5 tablespoons sugar
1/2 tablespoon fresh ground black pepper
1/2 tablespoon onion powder
1/2 tablespoon ground mustard
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
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Yuri Yukuv wrote:Thats called selective memory



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What? When did marcelo do that? After it happened it was all barca players trying to talk to the ref?

He would have moaned on the floor and rolled like dani always does.

... That's not even in the same league as the one I mentioned. Just look at his studds, they are never facing up which is what it would take for it be in the same league as the others..

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Oh really? when did a madrid player attempt to get an opposition player sent off?

How about the bench trying to fight with an active player who had a yellow card to get him sent off?

How about the captain of the team throwing the corner flag as far as possible so the opposition could not take their throw in?

Well, seeing as barca didn't do nearly as many dirty/dangerous foul as real madrid did. I can't recall.

But I do recall di maria diving and asking for the card against alves.

Di maria has a habit of diving.

But the whole Barca team including the bench were at it that night.

EarlyPrototype wrote:

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Oh really? when did a madrid player attempt to get an opposition player sent off?

How about the bench trying to fight with an active player who had a yellow card to get him sent off?

How about the captain of the team throwing the corner flag as far as possible so the opposition could not take their throw in?

Well, seeing as barca didn't do nearly as many dirty/dangerous foul as real madrid did. I can't recall.

But I do recall di maria diving and asking for the card against alves.

Di maria has a habit of diving.

But the whole Barca team including the bench were at it that night.

Thats a lie, only players that dove throughout the entire series were Pedro Busquets Alves and Mascherano

Loooool Cant you here the commentator! If pepe deserved red then mascherano def deserved red! Or is french media also madrid media?

Di Maria dives for fouls and penalties. Not moaning on the ground rolling while his teammmates ask for a red card. Going off on a stretcher and such.

EarlyPrototype wrote:

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Oh really? when did a madrid player attempt to get an opposition player sent off?

How about the bench trying to fight with an active player who had a yellow card to get him sent off?

How about the captain of the team throwing the corner flag as far as possible so the opposition could not take their throw in?

Well, seeing as barca didn't do nearly as many dirty/dangerous foul as real madrid did. I can't recall.

But I do recall di maria diving and asking for the card against alves.

Di maria has a habit of diving.

But the whole Barca team including the bench were at it that night.

nope, from what I recall only busquets and villa did actuall dives while alves and pedro exagerated contact, which is not the same..

before you say that pepe didn't touch alves or that there was no contact watch or rather listen to this 0:05


If there was no contact what so ever how come you can hear the impact?

Lionel Messi wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Oh really? when did a madrid player attempt to get an opposition player sent off?

How about the bench trying to fight with an active player who had a yellow card to get him sent off?

How about the captain of the team throwing the corner flag as far as possible so the opposition could not take their throw in?

Well, seeing as barca didn't do nearly as many dirty/dangerous foul as real madrid did. I can't recall.

But I do recall di maria diving and asking for the card against alves.

Di maria has a habit of diving.

But the whole Barca team including the bench were at it that night.

Thats a lie, only players that dove throughout the entire series were Pedro Busquets Alves and Mascherano

I meant the "trying to get the players sent off" part.

harhar11 wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Oh really? when did a madrid player attempt to get an opposition player sent off?

How about the bench trying to fight with an active player who had a yellow card to get him sent off?

How about the captain of the team throwing the corner flag as far as possible so the opposition could not take their throw in?

Well, seeing as barca didn't do nearly as many dirty/dangerous foul as real madrid did. I can't recall.

But I do recall di maria diving and asking for the card against alves.

Di maria has a habit of diving.

But the whole Barca team including the bench were at it that night.

nope, from what I recall only busquets and villa did actuall dives while alves and pedro exagerated contact, which is not the same..

before you say that pepe didn't touch alves or that there was no contact watch or rather listen to this 0:05


If there was no contact what so ever how come you can hear the impact?

LOL impact? pepe hit the ball.

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Loooool Cant you here the commentator! If pepe deserved red then mascherano def deserved red! Or is french media also madrid media?

Di Maria dives for fouls and penalties. Not moaning on the ground rolling while his teammmates ask for a red card.

I don't understand french, so what are they saying? That's enver a red card, thats a yellow card. It wasn't even that dangerous compared to pepe's or adebayors or marcelo's etc

EarlyPrototype wrote:

harhar11 wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Oh really? when did a madrid player attempt to get an opposition player sent off?

How about the bench trying to fight with an active player who had a yellow card to get him sent off?

How about the captain of the team throwing the corner flag as far as possible so the opposition could not take their throw in?

Well, seeing as barca didn't do nearly as many dirty/dangerous foul as real madrid did. I can't recall.

But I do recall di maria diving and asking for the card against alves.

Di maria has a habit of diving.

But the whole Barca team including the bench were at it that night.

nope, from what I recall only busquets and villa did actuall dives while alves and pedro exagerated contact, which is not the same..

before you say that pepe didn't touch alves or that there was no contact watch or rather listen to this 0:05


If there was no contact what so ever how come you can hear the impact?

LOL impact? pepe hit the ball.

Just hitting the ball doesn't sound that way, atleast not in the way he went in.

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Loooool Cant you here the commentator! If pepe deserved red then mascherano def deserved red! Or is french media also madrid media?

Di Maria dives for fouls and penalties. Not moaning on the ground rolling while his teammmates ask for a red card.

I don't understand french, so what are they saying? That's enver a red card, thats a yellow card. It wasn't even that dangerous compared to pepe's or adebayors or marcelo's etc

What about the tackle on Alonso?!?!!? not dangerous? that was worse the Pepe's.

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Loooool Cant you here the commentator! If pepe deserved red then mascherano def deserved red! Or is french media also madrid media?

Di Maria dives for fouls and penalties. Not moaning on the ground rolling while his teammmates ask for a red card.

I don't understand french, so what are they saying? That's enver a red card, thats a yellow card. It wasn't even that dangerous compared to pepe's or adebayors or marcelo's etc

Thangod for HarHar's expert opinion.

Better than all sport commentators in the business

EarlyPrototype wrote:

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Loooool Cant you here the commentator! If pepe deserved red then mascherano def deserved red! Or is french media also madrid media?

Di Maria dives for fouls and penalties. Not moaning on the ground rolling while his teammmates ask for a red card.

I don't understand french, so what are they saying? That's enver a red card, thats a yellow card. It wasn't even that dangerous compared to pepe's or adebayors or marcelo's etc

What about the tackle on Alonso?!?!!? not dangerous? that was worse the Pepe's.

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Why are you complaining about it while participating in it?

From the 5 el clasicos this season, I only recall busquets tackle in the cup final and pedros challange against diarra(?). Not even close to how dirty real madrid tackle where..

So yeah I already mentioned it...

Yuri Yukuv wrote:

harhar11 wrote:

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Loooool Cant you here the commentator! If pepe deserved red then mascherano def deserved red! Or is french media also madrid media?

Di Maria dives for fouls and penalties. Not moaning on the ground rolling while his teammmates ask for a red card.

I don't understand french, so what are they saying? That's enver a red card, thats a yellow card. It wasn't even that dangerous compared to pepe's or adebayors or marcelo's etc

Thangod for HarHar's expert opinion.

Better than all sport commentators in the business

Wait what? I have not heard any other expert say that that is a red card, that was the first one that I have seen that even mentions it...

Most expert opinions said that if pepe's is red than macherano's is red.

The referee allowing mascherano's tackle (thus setting the bar) and then overreacting to pepes shows that he is either using double standards or is a reaction under psychological pressure from barcelona.

Yuri Yukuv wrote:
What? When did marcelo do that? After it happened it was all barca players trying to talk to the ref?

He would have moaned on the floor and rolled like dani always does.

Don't you remember when he dived for the penalty and both him and moaninho where waving imaginary cards, which is sooooooo bad when barca does it..

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Most expert opinions said that if pepe's is red than macherano's is red.

The referee allowing mascherano's tackle (thus setting the bar) and then overreacting to pepes shows that he is either using double standards or is a reaction under psychological pressure from barcelona.

I don't understand how, I mean they are completly difference for example pepe went in with full force with his studs up while mascherano had his studs down at all time. How his studs were makes a HUUUUUGGGGEEEE difference. For me maschernanos a yellow while, busquets who did exactly the same as pepe's is a red card..

Yuri Yukuv wrote:Most expert opinions said that if pepe's is red than macherano's is red.

The referee allowing mascherano's tackle (thus setting the bar) and then overreacting to pepes shows that he is either using double standards or is a reaction under psychological pressure from barcelona.

or maybe he didn't see it from every angle like people sitting at home do? Referee's make mistakes

Or maybe the two tackles were different.....because you know...they clearly were different....

No I dont remember marcelo waving imaginary cards, He just hugs adebayor.

Referee was not able to see if there was studs up in either challenge, neither the forth official. Difference is masch hit pepe while pepe never hit alves. Maybe if pepe went off in a stretcher and his teammates harassed the ref then they would have given masch a red card.

Yuri just won this.

I expect some sprinklers to magically turn on inside his house in 1...2...

Yuri Yukuv wrote:No I dont remember marcelo waving imaginary cards, He just hugs adebayor.

Referee was not able to see if there was studs up in either challenge, neither the forth official. Difference is masch hit pepe while pepe never hit alves. Maybe if pepe went off in a stretcher and his teammates harassed the ref then they would have given masch a red card.

What are you talking about? I can't even make sense of this

Maybe because I am having a conversation with HarHar?

Yuri Yukuv wrote:No I dont remember marcelo waving imaginary cards, He just hugs adebayor.

Referee was not able to see if there was studs up in either challenge, neither the forth official. Difference is masch hit pepe while pepe never hit alves. Maybe if pepe went off in a stretcher and his teammates harassed the ref then they would have given masch a red card.

Watch the video I posted before, you will see or rather hear that pepe does indeed hit alves.

And mate you could see from a mile away how pepe was going into the challange..

Pepe wasn't even going for the ball, he had his studs up and going in fullspeed straight for Alves' leg.