La Liga 2017/18

Is it true that Emre Mor got kicked out by Celta? German media is reporting it. Don't exactly like the kid and his antics, but seeing such a talent go to waste is just sad for football.
 
do.ob said:
Is it true that Emre Mor got kicked out by Celta? German media is reporting it. Don't exactly like the kid and his antics, but seeing such a talent go to waste is just sad for football.
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This is the 2nd time this happened. Both in the same month.
 
Seville back to the winning way against Real Sociedad. They are 7th atm so they would start from the Europa League qualification 3rd round in july.
 
Can never understand how Vigo never sell out their stadium for Galicia derby.
 
Just hoping for no Madrid injuries tonight. Even a win to give them some confidence going into the final.
On a side note, what a beautiful city Barcelona is, that aerial view. Wow!
 
Just took my seat...I feel lucky to attend a Clasico containing Messi and Ronaldo :drool:
 
NYAS said:
Just took my seat...I feel lucky to attend a Clasico containing Messi and Ronaldo :drool:
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Good seat? Would hate to be up in the gods for this for a game like this and seeing the players like ants.

Managed to get right behind the goal when I went to watch Barca v Getafe a few seasons back.

Camp Nou is just one of those stadiums that takes your breath away when you first see it from coming out of the concourse.
 
I already miss Iniesta. What a sensational player he was and still is. I really hope they destroy Real today. Anything else wouldn’t be worthy of this wonderful player.
 
Naturally, both Iniesta and Xavi will go down as all time greats. Who do we rate more? Iniesta for me.
 
GeorgieBoy said:
Naturally, both Iniesta and Xavi will go down as all time greats. Who do we rate more? Iniesta for me.
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That's a hard one, I consider Xavi superior at letting a whole team reach their full potential, but Iniesta could do more with worse teammates, he was one of those big game big plays guys.
 
Ishdalar said:
That's a hard one, I consider Xavi superior at letting a whole team reach their full potential, but Iniesta could do more with worse teammates, he was one of those big game big plays guys.
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Yeah I agree. I always felt Iniesta was more easy on the eye and technical which probably swings it for me.
 
Cheering for following things: goals, yellow cards (7+), red cards (2+), biting, diving, successful diving, outrageous diving, spiting, handbags, slapping, and occasional punch.

Don't disappoint me, Spain.
 
One day people will completely fail to grasp the brilliance of Messi, Iniesta and Xavi in one team. There is no way someone who hasn’t seen them live, will ever understand how good they were.
 
It's not that common to have a league Clasico where one team has already won the league and the other team has something else on their mind. Might end up a flat 0-0. :lol:
 
Torn between wanting Barcelona to beat Madrid, which gives them the chance to go unbeaten throughout the season and beat the big villain (Madrid)

However if Real win, it will give them a lot of confidence going in to the CL final and beat Liverpool.

If Barcelona do go unbeaten, they might be the only team in world football who have a treble x 2 and to have gone unbeaten through a season.
 
DomesticTadpole said:
The only thing left is Barcelona's unbeaten record. We had the Wenger testimonial, you are witnessing the Iniesta one. Real will not want any injuries.
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I know. The only game that either fanbase actually cares about since last Sunday is the CL final. This clasico is...not irrelevant, but neither set of fans will be as pissed as normal in case they lose

And they score
 
1-0 to Barca, let's hope this doesn't affect their mentality for the final.
 
Suarez scores a lot in these matches, even thought he slightly shinned that one, haha.
 
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