Quotes of Goallegacy

free_cat wrote:
Busquets is more creative than Xabi Alonso. There's a reason Busquets was the player that gave most passes forward in the last Champions League. Also, Busquets can drible and go past players, Alonso can't.

El Pipita wrote:

free_cat wrote:
Busquets is more creative than Xabi Alonso. There's a reason Busquets was the player that gave most passes forward in the last Champions League. Also, Busquets can drible and go past players, Alonso can't.

sportsczy wrote:You guys should be proud of me... i refrained from responding to the Argentinian mentally-retarded midget with a skin problem that is trolling our boards.

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:poor man's huntsman

cyberman wrote:I was a rich mans huntsman, then i exchanged my pounds for some spanish controlled euros and now....yes...

im now a poor mans huntsman,

ronaldo__9 wrote:

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:poor man's huntsman

cyberman wrote:I was a rich mans huntsman, then i exchanged my pounds for some spanish controlled euros and now....yes...

im now a poor mans huntsman,

LOL

Surag.Blueguy wrote:

free_cat wrote:Nothing, posted in India thread to not derive this thread too much.

And you are the prophet of this forum ..Thanks for the replies anyways..

May i know how old are you and i'm not being offending in anyway when i ask this..

ChollaVille wrote:Cristiano went becouse of fame and money. Cesc went
becouse football, he even paid €5M by himself te be here.

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:lol, funny thing is that cesc admitted in press conference that he left to win trophies lol

Lionel Messi wrote:

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:lol, funny thing is that cesc admitted in press conference that he left to win trophies lol

So why did CR leave then? He had just won the UCL and lost in the final the next year, he went to Madrid for money.

Saetablanca wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:lol, funny thing is that cesc admitted in press conference that he left to win trophies lol

So why did CR leave then? He had just won the UCL and lost in the final the next year, he went to Madrid for money.

He went because he loves the club (shock!) and because he wanted to improve his technical aspects, but we know how that ended up he carried the club more than ever.

Why did Messi go to Barca? Cos only they would give him his drugs to make him grow.

Trololololol

Lionel Messi wrote:

Saetablanca wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:lol, funny thing is that cesc admitted in press conference that he left to win trophies lol

So why did CR leave then? He had just won the UCL and lost in the final the next year, he went to Madrid for money.

He went because he loves the club (shock!) and because he wanted to improve his technical aspects, but we know how that ended up he carried the club more than ever.

Why did Messi go to Barca? Cos only they would give him his drugs to make him grow.

Trololololol

Yep he did actually, Newell's nor River would pay for treatment for his condition, without Barca he would be a lot less than 5 ft tall.

Saetablanca wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:

Saetablanca wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:lol, funny thing is that cesc admitted in press conference that he left to win trophies lol

So why did CR leave then? He had just won the UCL and lost in the final the next year, he went to Madrid for money.

He went because he loves the club (shock!) and because he wanted to improve his technical aspects, but we know how that ended up he carried the club more than ever.

Why did Messi go to Barca? Cos only they would give him his drugs to make him grow.

Trololololol

Yep he did actually, Newell's nor River would pay for treatment for his condition, without Barca he would be a lot less than 5 ft tall.

Yes. I know. Wasnt being sarcastic or anything.

Lionel Messi wrote:

Saetablanca wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:

Saetablanca wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:lol, funny thing is that cesc admitted in press conference that he left to win trophies lol

So why did CR leave then? He had just won the UCL and lost in the final the next year, he went to Madrid for money.

He went because he loves the club (shock!) and because he wanted to improve his technical aspects, but we know how that ended up he carried the club more than ever.

Why did Messi go to Barca? Cos only they would give him his drugs to make him grow.

Trololololol

Yep he did actually, Newell's nor River would pay for treatment for his condition, without Barca he would be a lot less than 5 ft tall.

Yes. I know. Wasnt being sarcastic or anything.

Oh ok, it just seemed like it because of the trololing

Khaledbarca wrote:Stat of the day: Barcelona’s iron grip on ball possession

Statistics master Alexis [aka @MisterChip], spent some serious time looking at the way Real Madrid and Barcelona worked to keep the ball in Sunday’s first-leg SuperCopa encounter. By the end of the match, Barcelona emerged with 51.79% compared with 48.21 for the Merengues. To break this down even further: during the full 94 minutes and 32 seconds of time in the match, there were 50 minutes and 53 seconds of open play in which possession of the ball could be contested. Out of this time period, Barcelona held the ball 1 minute and 49 seconds longer than Madrid, and eeked out the majority of the possession for the match.

To look at the bigger picture, this match represented the 184th consecutive official encounter in which the Blaugrana emerged with superior ball possession. That’s a lot of matches!


Stats: @MisterChip • Image: Reuters


Read more: http://www.totalbarca.com/2011/news/stat-of-the-day-barcelonas-iron-grip-on-ball-possession/#ixzz1VEREfgek

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Note: There is 2 ways usually to calculate Possession, Time in which a team has the ball or Number of Passes!


The above stats is according to the time in which Barca & Real had the ball:
==> Possession: Barcelona 52% - 48% Real Madrid!

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I couldn't find the Passing stats for this match..

but according to espn, Possession: Real Madrid 40% - 60% Barcelona!


http://soccernet.espn.go.com/match?id=330062&cc=4716

babun1024 wrote:

Khaledbarca wrote:Stat of the day: Barcelona’s iron grip on ball possession

Statistics master Alexis [aka @MisterChip], spent some serious time looking at the way Real Madrid and Barcelona worked to keep the ball in Sunday’s first-leg SuperCopa encounter. By the end of the match, Barcelona emerged with 51.79% compared with 48.21 for the Merengues. To break this down even further: during the full 94 minutes and 32 seconds of time in the match, there were 50 minutes and 53 seconds of open play in which possession of the ball could be contested. Out of this time period, Barcelona held the ball 1 minute and 49 seconds longer than Madrid, and eeked out the majority of the possession for the match.

To look at the bigger picture, this match represented the 184th consecutive official encounter in which the Blaugrana emerged with superior ball possession. That’s a lot of matches!


Stats: @MisterChip • Image: Reuters


Read more: http://www.totalbarca.com/2011/news/stat-of-the-day-barcelonas-iron-grip-on-ball-possession/#ixzz1VEREfgek

----------------------------------------------


Note: There is 2 ways usually to calculate Possession, Time in which a team has the ball or Number of Passes!


The above stats is according to the time in which Barca & Real had the ball:
==> Possession: Barcelona 52% - 48% Real Madrid!

--------------------------------------------

I couldn't find the Passing stats for this match..

but according to espn, Possession: Real Madrid 40% - 60% Barcelona!


http://soccernet.espn.go.com/match?id=330062&cc=4716

A typical Farca possession= domination fan Even 1% more than the opposition means domination, of course Shots on target or created chances don't matter

jiopsi wrote:

babun1024 wrote:

Khaledbarca wrote:Stat of the day: Barcelona’s iron grip on ball possession

Statistics master Alexis [aka @MisterChip], spent some serious time looking at the way Real Madrid and Barcelona worked to keep the ball in Sunday’s first-leg SuperCopa encounter. By the end of the match, Barcelona emerged with 51.79% compared with 48.21 for the Merengues. To break this down even further: during the full 94 minutes and 32 seconds of time in the match, there were 50 minutes and 53 seconds of open play in which possession of the ball could be contested. Out of this time period, Barcelona held the ball 1 minute and 49 seconds longer than Madrid, and eeked out the majority of the possession for the match.

To look at the bigger picture, this match represented the 184th consecutive official encounter in which the Blaugrana emerged with superior ball possession. That’s a lot of matches!


Stats: @MisterChip • Image: Reuters


Read more: http://www.totalbarca.com/2011/news/stat-of-the-day-barcelonas-iron-grip-on-ball-possession/#ixzz1VEREfgek

----------------------------------------------


Note: There is 2 ways usually to calculate Possession, Time in which a team has the ball or Number of Passes!


The above stats is according to the time in which Barca & Real had the ball:
==> Possession: Barcelona 52% - 48% Real Madrid!

--------------------------------------------

I couldn't find the Passing stats for this match..

but according to espn, Possession: Real Madrid 40% - 60% Barcelona!


http://soccernet.espn.go.com/match?id=330062&cc=4716

A typical Farca possession= domination fan Even 1% more than the opposition means domination, of course Shots on target or created chances don't matter

Typical RM fan, delusional and making things up.

babun1024 wrote:

jiopsi wrote:

babun1024 wrote:

Khaledbarca wrote:Stat of the day: Barcelona’s iron grip on ball possession

Statistics master Alexis [aka @MisterChip], spent some serious time looking at the way Real Madrid and Barcelona worked to keep the ball in Sunday’s first-leg SuperCopa encounter. By the end of the match, Barcelona emerged with 51.79% compared with 48.21 for the Merengues. To break this down even further: during the full 94 minutes and 32 seconds of time in the match, there were 50 minutes and 53 seconds of open play in which possession of the ball could be contested. Out of this time period, Barcelona held the ball 1 minute and 49 seconds longer than Madrid, and eeked out the majority of the possession for the match.

To look at the bigger picture, this match represented the 184th consecutive official encounter in which the Blaugrana emerged with superior ball possession. That’s a lot of matches!


Stats: @MisterChip • Image: Reuters


Read more: http://www.totalbarca.com/2011/news/stat-of-the-day-barcelonas-iron-grip-on-ball-possession/#ixzz1VEREfgek

----------------------------------------------


Note: There is 2 ways usually to calculate Possession, Time in which a team has the ball or Number of Passes!


The above stats is according to the time in which Barca & Real had the ball:
==> Possession: Barcelona 52% - 48% Real Madrid!

--------------------------------------------

I couldn't find the Passing stats for this match..

but according to espn, Possession: Real Madrid 40% - 60% Barcelona!


http://soccernet.espn.go.com/match?id=330062&cc=4716

A typical Farca possession= domination fan Even 1% more than the opposition means domination, of course Shots on target or created chances don't matter

Typical RM fan, delusional and making things up.

The definition of butthurt

babun1024 wrote:The definition of butthurt

kiranr wrote:I like the new RM fan strategy.

See counter-arguments. Say you are being defensive or are butthurt.

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:

kiranr wrote:I like the new RM fan strategy.

See counter-arguments. Say you are being defensive or are butthurt.

I like your new strategy, copy babun and put 3 in your post