Re: It's All THEIR Fault! (El Clasico edition)

by JuvenelCuore Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:19 am

Andres Iniesta wrote:^ Looks like he dragged his foot across Cesc's head.

Absolutely shameful if it really happened...

Oh I see that now, he sort of wiggled his foot oddly though it is hard to tell. That is dispicable if it is true.

Maybe the Chelsea-Arsenal rivalvry still lives. :coffee:

by BarrileteCosmico Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:21 am

It's incredibly blurry and not clear. Any other angles on the incident?

by Khaled Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:24 am

Fernando Morientes (X- Real Madrid) :

“I am ashamed to see my former teammate Iker complain Fabregas had dived in Marcelo tackle".

"It is lamentable for the spirit of the game that Real did not stay back for the trophy distribution."

[Cope.es]

by Yeezus Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:32 am

Keep eye on foot

by the xcx Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:34 am

Im sure Mou was just checking out if Cesc is alright Rolling Eyes

by Yeezus Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:40 am

by Khaled Fri Aug 19, 2011 3:57 am

Even for José Mourinho's usual standards, his behavior at the end of the second leg was frankly disgraceful. First, he kicked Cesc Fabregas while he was on ground (see video) and then he eye gouged Barcelona's assistant Tito Vilanova. Finally, in the press conference, he referred to Barcelona's assistant manager as "Pito" Vilanova. For those who aren't aware, in Spanish "pito" is a slang term for the male genital organ.

Any of these offences alone should be enough to warrant a very lengthy ban, let alone the three of them together. It'd frankly be a disgrace if the Spanish FA let Mourinho get away with this unacceptable (to put it nicely) behavior.

In his managing years at Portugal, Mourinho often joked about how he was still not ready to manage Barcelona, which was clearly an ambition of his. Now that he's persona non grata at Camp Nou, he's clearly more bitter than ever. But that's still no excuse, there's such a thing as going too far.

If he's not punished for his antics, Mourinho will stop at nothing to try and beat Barcelona, even if it means dragging Real Madrid's reputation down with him.

by Swanhends Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:03 am

Are you kidding me?

No seriously are you f*cking kidding me?

by the xcx Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:05 am

Khaled always bringing the lulz.

by IAmManUnited Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:06 am

Lol at barca fans, we all love jose, stfu and go back to being sore winners.

by Mr Nick09 Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:09 am

hahaha, his own video disproving the whole thread

It's All THEIR Fault! (El Clasico edition) - Page 25 Epic_Fail_by_thepaintrain

forum museum please, we have a winner

It's All THEIR Fault! (El Clasico edition) - Page 25 Witness-this-epic-thread

by the xcx Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:10 am

by Mr Nick09 Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:12 am

Khaledbarca wrote:Even for José Mourinho's usual standards, his behavior at the end of the second leg was frankly disgraceful. First, he kicked Cesc Fabregas while he was on ground (see video) and then he eye gouged Barcelona's assistant Tito Vilanova. Finally, in the press conference, he referred to Barcelona's assistant manager as "Pito" Vilanova. For those who aren't aware, in Spanish "pito" is a slang term for the male genital organ.

Any of these offences alone should be enough to warrant a very lengthy ban, let alone the three of them together. It'd frankly be a disgrace if the Spanish FA let Mourinho get away with this unacceptable (to put it nicely) behavior.

In his managing years at Portugal, Mourinho often joked about how he was still not ready to manage Barcelona, which was clearly an ambition of his. Now that he's persona non grata at Camp Nou, he's clearly more bitter than ever. But that's still no excuse, there's such a thing as going too far.

If he's not punished for his antics, Mourinho will stop at nothing to try and beat Barcelona, even if it means dragging Real Madrid's reputation down with him.

i quoted you for the lulz, you cant edit no more,

It's All THEIR Fault! (El Clasico edition) - Page 25 Roflcopter

by IAmManUnited Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:18 am

Am i the only one who finds jose's actions comical and hilarious compared to disrespectful?

by zarola Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:18 am

Why was cesc grabbing his face anyway....dive!

by Sushi Master Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:20 am

Fatality!

Oh, wait...

by Sir Psycho Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:20 am

IAmManUnited wrote:Am i the only one who finds jose's actions comical and hilarious compared to disrespectful?

Dude's a real life troll..lol, I swear his house must be heavily protected.

by Sir Psycho Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:22 am

He raised his leg but tbh it doesn't look like he touched Cesc. It was a Captain Morgan moment.

by Magricos Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:23 am

:lol!: :lol!: :lol!: :lol!: :lol!:

by Omniscient Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:24 am

That was too close, his foot almost brushed Fabregas' hair!

65-match ban, right now.

by Sushi Master Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:27 am

Maybe his feet smell! Oh, the horror. Poor, poor Fabregas.

by andiii Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:38 am

Khaledbarca wrote:Even for José Mourinho's usual standards, his behavior at the end of the second leg was frankly disgraceful. First, he kicked Cesc Fabregas while he was on ground (see video) and then he eye gouged Barcelona's assistant Tito Vilanova. Finally, in the press conference, he referred to Barcelona's assistant manager as "Pito" Vilanova. For those who aren't aware, in Spanish "pito" is a slang term for the male genital organ.

Any of these offences alone should be enough to warrant a very lengthy ban, let alone the three of them together. It'd frankly be a disgrace if the Spanish FA let Mourinho get away with this unacceptable (to put it nicely) behavior.

In his managing years at Portugal, Mourinho often joked about how he was still not ready to manage Barcelona, which was clearly an ambition of his. Now that he's persona non grata at Camp Nou, he's clearly more bitter than ever. But that's still no excuse, there's such a thing as going too far.

If he's not punished for his antics, Mourinho will stop at nothing to try and beat Barcelona, even if it means dragging Real Madrid's reputation down with him.