Re: "Let the butthurt flow" thread - even when you're still 1st

[TheRedStag]

forget it, we all know who got the yellows anyways... some guys on a forum arent gonna change a FACT that was witnessed by millions of people... i am just wasting my time

LigaBBVA website going down during the events of the night while the official mobile application had awarded the first yellow card to Ruben rather than the Brazil-born midfielder which they later claimed had the first yellow card.

/thread

I really am going now but I had to quote and post this.

:lol!:

[Aensensen]

-

This referee had a responsibility to control this match, instead he completely went berserk and ignored everybody else who wasn't him. This alone is bad, but if you add the great number of calls that were absolutely horrific you have to say he ruined the match.

Madrid playing like 'meh' is one thing (we have been playing like that for a while), I don't think anyone is trying to say that's a lie, however we should've won that match and we would have (at least that's my firm opinion) if the referee wasn't a complete waste of space.

As for all of you who argue over class and whatnot, leave it be. A club may have it's values, but a club also has it's president. Perez never was a gentleman's bussinessman, even though he might seem like one. Real isn't the club it used to be, and there were only few of our players who truly embodied the madridismo under Perez. Mourinho is not a gentleman and his "us against the world" is damaging to the club's image. Not only is he provoking Barcelona fans, but he's also affecting our players. If it is true, tell me, what the hell did our players do in Villareal's dressing room? This is unheard of. Ramos losing his cool is a mark of an idiot not a professional player. These things hurt us and it's Mourinho's fault. I couldn't imagine this happening under Del Bosque.

I know most of the longterm fans, who are not deluding themselves, eventually accept that their club has ups and downs in any department. How can one club have one set of values if absolutely every person in that club eventually leaves/retires?

This gloating of our opposition is mediocre - you're not better, when your players act like thugs you're quiet, but when your rivals act the same you suddenly come out of your pathetic holes and troll. I guess it's normal, and I fully understand our players acted like real asshats, but don't act like your club is something else.

[BarrileteCosmico]

This thread hasn't been about the lulz provided in the OP since the 2nd page. Since no mod has merged it (too lazy/busy/entertaining, I assume), I have taken an executive decision to name this more appropriately.

[halamadrid2]

so it has a license to include EPL teams as well when the day comes when Webb does something as funny???

[jibers]

so it has a license to include EPL teams as well when the day comes when Webb does something as funny???

so it has a license to include EPL teams as well when the day comes when Webb does something as funny???

Don't get the EPL invovled ffs...lol

[halamadrid2]

he just renamed the thread :vagi:

[Swanhends]

"Jose Mourinho lead an assault on football and attempted to destroy it" - Cruyff

[rsinatra]

lol love the new name.

[Swanhends]

"Pep lead an assault on me and attempted to turn me into a Fiat" - Ibra

[BarrileteCosmico]

"Bhends lead an assault trying to force a meme and killed it" - GL

[jibers]

"BC led an assault on Madrid and tried to...I don't even...ffs... :vagi:...

[Rebaño Sagrado]

Still in first...no butthurt here

[Swanhends]

"Bhends lead an assault trying to force a meme and killed it" - GL

[hrealmadrid]

Referee Paradas Romero has revealed that Real Madrid defender Pepe launched into an astonishing tirade of insults after his nine-man team stumbled to a 1-1 draw at Villarreal.

Paradas was the centre of attention after sending off Mesut Ozil and Sergio Ramos on Wednesday night, the result seeing Real Madrid’s lead over Barcelona - which was 10 points last week - cut to six points.

Real boss Jose Mourinho was also sent to the stands, leading Pepe to insult the referee in the tunnel afterwards.

“When the match was over and we were in the tunnel, the number three of Real Madrid (Pepe) chased after me shouting ‘what a rip-off! M*********er!’”, Romero said in his report after the match.

“He had been booked in the 44th minute for simulation.”

In a foul-tempered clash, Ozil was dismissed for ironically applauding the decision to show Ramos a second yellow card, with Mourinho having just been sent to the stands after leaving his technical area to protest a decision - despite a previous warning.

Madrid fitness coach Rui Faria had already been sent from the dugout for a similar offence as the Liga leaders - who had led through Cristiano Ronaldo’s 61st-minute goal - imploded in spectacular fashion.

Paradas also explained his other dismissals, with Ozil’s straight red card seeming harsh given it was a first offence.

“In the 84th minute Mesut Ozil was dismissed for the following reason: for applauding one of my decisions in an ironic manner, very close to my person.

“In the 52nd minute Sergio Ramos was shown a yellow card for repeated infringements. He was shown a second yellow on 84 minutes for leading with the arm while challenging for the ball.

“In the 53rd minute, coach Jose Mourinho was warned for questioning my decision. In the 82nd minute he left his technical area to question my decision, and was asked to go to the stands.

“Real Madrid physical trainer Rui Faria was sent off on 49 minutes for (ironically) applauding my decision from the bench.”

Madrid have now drawn their last two matches 1-1, while Barcelona have won both their previous games 2-0, putting the defending champions on 66 points, six behind the leaders.

In recent weeks Barcelona players and management have questioned refereeing decisions, with Gerard Pique particularly angered that he was harshly sent off against Sporting Gijon.

[halamadrid2]

“He had been booked in the 44th minute for simulation.”

LMFFFAAAOOO

[Babun]

Referee Paradas Romero has revealed that Real Madrid defender Pepe launched into an astonishing tirade of insults after his nine-man team stumbled to a 1-1 draw at Villarreal.

Paradas was the centre of attention after sending off Mesut Ozil and Sergio Ramos on Wednesday night, the result seeing Real Madrid’s lead over Barcelona - which was 10 points last week - cut to six points.

Real boss Jose Mourinho was also sent to the stands, leading Pepe to insult the referee in the tunnel afterwards.

“When the match was over and we were in the tunnel, the number three of Real Madrid (Pepe) chased after me shouting ‘what a rip-off! M*********er!’”, Romero said in his report after the match.

“He had been booked in the 44th minute for simulation.”

In a foul-tempered clash, Ozil was dismissed for ironically applauding the decision to show Ramos a second yellow card, with Mourinho having just been sent to the stands after leaving his technical area to protest a decision - despite a previous warning.

Madrid fitness coach Rui Faria had already been sent from the dugout for a similar offence as the Liga leaders - who had led through Cristiano Ronaldo’s 61st-minute goal - imploded in spectacular fashion.

Paradas also explained his other dismissals, with Ozil’s straight red card seeming harsh given it was a first offence.

“In the 84th minute Mesut Ozil was dismissed for the following reason: for applauding one of my decisions in an ironic manner, very close to my person.

“In the 52nd minute Sergio Ramos was shown a yellow card for repeated infringements. He was shown a second yellow on 84 minutes for leading with the arm while challenging for the ball.

“In the 53rd minute, coach Jose Mourinho was warned for questioning my decision. In the 82nd minute he left his technical area to question my decision, and was asked to go to the stands.

“Real Madrid physical trainer Rui Faria was sent off on 49 minutes for (ironically) applauding my decision from the bench.”

Madrid have now drawn their last two matches 1-1, while Barcelona have won both their previous games 2-0, putting the defending champions on 66 points, six behind the leaders.

In recent weeks Barcelona players and management have questioned refereeing decisions, with Gerard Pique particularly angered that he was harshly sent off against Sporting Gijon.

Oversensetive ref? Glare at a ref-> red card?
He didn't insult him or anything, do the players need to act like buddhas on the field? I'd understand if Özil showed his middle finger but he didn't :lol!:

[Pedram]

An Athletico fan trying to end the fight = you're a closet Madrid fan.

Free_Cat's logic.

BTW, despite the title i haven't seen any butthurt Madrid fan here. you better make one for Jiposi's monthly period.

[Le Samourai]

Rich Man's Joey Crawford lol.

[BarrileteCosmico]

http://www.sport.es/es/noticias/liga-bbva/mourinho-tambien-llamo-hijo-puta-paradas-romero-1574981

Mourinho also called the Ref a SOB. :lol!:

Madrid will have like 5 players/coaches suspended by the next match

[halamadrid2]

Mou got two chances, Rui and Ozil just one... i can understand Rui b/c his look probably pisses the referee off lol, the amount of times he has gotten red carded is facepalm worthy

we have 3 regulars suspended and one sub

for the 3 regulars we have replacements for all of them provided we get DiMaria back by then to replace Ozil

[Le Samourai]

http://www.sport.es/es/noticias/liga-bbva/mourinho-tambien-llamo-hijo-puta-paradas-romero-1574981

Mourinho also called the Ref a SOB. :lol!:

Madrid will have like 5 players/coaches suspended by the next match

Sahin

[halamadrid2]

whats that???

[Pedram]

I'm actually happy Ozil got a chance to rest, he seemed so tired last few weeks due to playing in Di Maria's position.

[Dnmac4]

I still can't understand why Madrid thinks the ref cost them the game, I honestly don't get it and I'm not trolling.

There acting like Senna's 30 yard free kick was a penalty kick or something.

I mean Mou was sent off before anything happened, what the hell was he protesting, that Senna had the nerve to make his free kick and not hand the game to Madrid on a platter?

I mean he beat Casillas on a 30 yard free kick, most players take there hat off to the man and say we were hard done by a wonderful free kick although we deserved to win. But to them it was the ref that beat them, again I don't get it? This was the 85th minute, the game was pretty much over. The sendings off really had nothing to do with the game and it's outcome.

Can someone please enlighten me on what the hell Mou was protesting?

As for the players there was 5 minutes left in the game ffs. Bad calls were made for both teams and frankly they evened out at that point plus Ramos being sent off was totally deserved so why do they think the ref cost them the game?

I honestly don't get it??????

[spanky]

I still can't understand why Madrid thinks the ref cost them the game, I honestly don't get it and I'm not trolling.

There acting like Senna's 30 yard free kick was a penalty kick or something.

I mean Mou was sent off before anything happened, what the hell was he protesting, that Senna had the nerve to make his free kick and not hand the game to Madrid on a platter?

I mean he beat Casillas on a 30 yard free kick, most players take there hat off to the man and say we were hard done by a wonderful free kick although we deserved to win. But to them it was the ref that beat them, again I don't get it? This was the 85th minute, the game was pretty much over. The sendings off really had nothing to do with the game and it's outcome.

Can someone please enlighten me on what the hell Mou was protesting?

As for the players there was 5 minutes left in the game ffs. Bad calls were made for both teams and frankly they evened out at that point plus Ramos being sent off was totally deserved so why do they think the ref cost them the game?

I honestly don't get it??????

i fully endorse this post.

[halamadrid2]

@dnmac4
from sid lowes blog

Well, yes. And no. We saw a bit of everything. Well, everything except football. What we did not see was anything that explained a fallout quite so nuclear. We saw a pretty dull game, stopped constantly – there were 40 fouls and Paradas seemed obsessed by what was happening on the touchline as much as by what was happening on the pitch. It was illuminated by just two moments: Senna's free-kick and Ozil's wonderful assist for Ronaldo's opener, a move superbly started and finished by Madrid's top scorer. We saw Villarreal get a great point under their new coach, Miguel-Angel Lotina. What we didn't see was them play particularly well: when the free-kick arrived it was pretty much the first time they had been out of their half in the second period.

It is best to resist. At times, though, resistance is futile. Times such as last night. Because on Wednesday, Paradas Romero was at the heart of it all. Which, thinking about it, may well be the way they want it. On Wednesday night, he lost control and lost the plot.

[Sponsored content]