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    Post by golsud Sat May 03, 2008 5:53 pm

    Super Madrid wrote:
    golsud wrote:It's not because Barça want to sell players to Madrizz. Figo went there because they paid the release clause, Barça can't do anything about that. Saviola was out of contract so he was free to choose who to join, Barça couldn't say "hey don't join Madriz".
    So its only really Shuster and Laudrup. both times if understand correctly there was problems with management.

    Yes! I don't know about Schuster (I was two when that happened) but Laudrup left because he had truoble with Cruijff.
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    Post by DS Sat May 03, 2008 7:04 pm

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    DS wrote:They keep buying each other players and call themselves rival , heck Man City wont sell to Man Utd never mind Liverpool or somebody would need a house inside OT.
    If it happened on a regular basis then it take some gist out of it but it rarely happens. what players have crossed from Liverpool to Manchester or the other way around.
    Was talking about Milans.
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    Post by DS Sat May 03, 2008 7:05 pm

    Phil Chisnall in 64 , had to ask my father about that.
    Dont remember any other really who transferred directly, help needed.
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    Post by DS Sat May 03, 2008 7:09 pm

    Nope dont remember any other since the war , dont know any pre war ones though , Chisnall was a flop and soon flogged to South End ,my father remembers ,please correct if wrong.
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    Post by Torrente Sun May 04, 2008 4:31 pm

    It is quite surprising to see so many players cross from one Milan to the other. Seedorf, Vieiri, Crespo, etc.

    Between Madrid and Barca it doesn't happen that much. Figo, Ronaldo, Eto'o, Laudrup, and Luis Enrique are a few exceptions. Of the direct transfers between both teams, barely any of them have really been "sales". Luis Enrique and Saviola were both free transfers and Figo's contract clause was bought off by Perez.
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    Post by DS Sun May 04, 2008 5:23 pm

    Pirlo.
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    Post by Torrente Mon May 05, 2008 11:11 am

    Btw, that ape Eto'o showed once again that he's a worthless piece of Cr@p when he got an intentional yellow last night to miss el clasico. Deco did the same thing. Of course, Eto'o knew that a "Eto'o, Cabron, saluda al Campeon!" was coming, but it was disgraceful nevertheless. Shows how much Barcelona players care about their own team, when they intentionally miss out on the one game that can give back Barca just a bit of honor this season.
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    Post by 110% Mon May 05, 2008 11:13 am

    DS wrote:Pirlo.

    pirlo was poor for inter though as he was originially a playmaker in a more advanced role like kaka or totti, without any speed or strength. he FAILed. And they got 10 million euros for him. Milan converted him and he had 2 good seasons, he was absolute $h!t last season and been average this season.

    Even worse than selling players, they swap players so they don't have to spend money, and the players won't have to move house. The seedorf for coco swap stands out for me as coco was supposedly the next big thing, got injured, and turned into $h!t when he came back. Inter got screwed big time.
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    Post by TM Mon May 05, 2008 11:22 am

    Torrente wrote:Btw, that ape Eto'o showed once again that he's a worthless piece of Cr@p when he got an intentional yellow last night to miss el clasico. Deco did the same thing. Of course, Eto'o knew that a "Eto'o, Cabron, saluda al Campeon!" was coming, but it was disgraceful nevertheless. Shows how much Barcelona players care about their own team, when they intentionally miss out on the one game that can give back Barca just a bit of honor this season.

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    Post by TM Mon May 05, 2008 11:24 am

    Samuel Eto'o has denied deliberately picking up a booking in order to miss el Clásico on Wednesday in case there was a chance that Barça would have to perform the welcoming ceremony for the new champions.

    The Cameroonian striker joined Deco in being ruled out of the game after both received yellow cards against Valencia and will now not have to welcome Los Merengues on to the pitch in the Bernabéu.

    Madrid won the title on Sunday evening and it is traditional for their next opponents to line up and applaud them on to the pitch, something that Eto'o may have found difficult to swallow.

    After leaving the club as a youngster, Eto'o has shown that he has little time for Madrid, but insists that he would have taken part in the ceremony if he had been able to.

    "I did not know that if I was booked I would miss the game on Wednesday," he said. "I did not deserve it anyway and am angry that I cannot play in the game.

    "It is always a great occasion and I did not want to miss it. I hope that they will look at it and take the card away."

    Deco echoed his team-mate's sentiment by stating that he was unhappy about missing the game in Madrid, but accepted that there was little that could be done


    Appeal the yellow cards <Ale>
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    Post by fcb Mon May 05, 2008 5:29 pm

    I am very angry at their actions too, esp. because the cards weren't even poor tackles, but stupidity, ignoring for a moment that it didn't matter if Valencia scored 1 or 2 goals.

    If the cards get rescinded (knowing the Spanish FA they probably will, just to add to the 'morbo' of the clasico), those two better put in the best performances of their life.
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    Post by BoBo Vieri 32 Mon May 05, 2008 11:03 pm

    110% wrote:
    DS wrote:Pirlo.

    pirlo was poor for inter though as he was originially a playmaker in a more advanced role like kaka or totti, without any speed or strength. he FAILed. And they got 10 million euros for him. Milan converted him and he had 2 good seasons, he was absolute $h!t last season and been average this season.

    Even worse than selling players, they swap players so they don't have to spend money, and the players won't have to move house. The seedorf for coco swap stands out for me as coco was supposedly the next big thing, got injured, and turned into $h!t when he came back. Inter got screwed big time.

    Yeh, Inter always seemed to end up on the wrong side of these deals. I remember they got Guly aswell and he became total shite at Inter. Helveg aswell. Milan havn't been too smart recently though, they got Vieri and Favalli who were both clearly past it (in the latter's case, he was never that good anyway).
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    Post by fcb Tue May 06, 2008 2:16 pm

    Barça squad: Valdés, Pinto, Puyol, Xavi, Messi, Henry, Márquez, Touré Yayá, Abidal, Zambrotta, Thuram, Gudjohnsen, Sylvinho, Ezquerro, Edmílson, Oleguer, Bojan y Giovani.

    So that means a starting 11 of Valdes, Zambrotta, Marquez, Puyol, Abidal, Toure, Xavi, Gudjohnsen, Henry, Bojan, Messi

    The only other possibility is a midfield of Marquez-Toure-Xavi with Thuram coming in at CB. Whatever it is, I don't like the potential lineups with both Deco and Iniesta out. Midfield is not good enough.
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    Post by Jaime Tue May 06, 2008 9:59 pm

    Heinze's yellow card against Osasuna has been retracted so he will be able to play against Barcelona. Menos mal, it would be an absolute disaster to Marcelo marking Messi. Yikes
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    Post by Calidad Tue May 06, 2008 10:03 pm

    Jaime wrote:Heinze's yellow card against Osasuna has been retracted so he will be able to play against Barcelona. Menos mal, it would be an absolute disaster to Marcelo marking Messi. Yikes

    Heinze will have all manner of problems with Messi. He has no pace, patience, composure...
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    Post by Jaime Tue May 06, 2008 10:06 pm

    Calidad wrote:
    Jaime wrote:Heinze's yellow card against Osasuna has been retracted so he will be able to play against Barcelona. Menos mal, it would be an absolute disaster to Marcelo marking Messi. Yikes

    Heinze will have all manner of problems with Messi. He has no pace, patience, composure...

    Well, relatively-speaking. There isn't anyone who doesn't have problems with Messi. Obviously he is slow but I disagree with your other two arguements. Heinze is at least not going to be caught out of position, he will be clever enough to make a professional foul when necessary.
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    Post by Oleguerisntthatbad Tue May 06, 2008 10:30 pm

    Jaime wrote:Heinze's yellow card against Osasuna has been retracted so he will be able to play against Barcelona. Menos mal, it would be an absolute disaster to Marcelo marking Messi. Yikes

    Do you lot ever just accept a card??? Rolling Eyes

    It is bordering on the pathetic..
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    Post by Super Progress Tue May 06, 2008 10:38 pm

    I dont really care much for who we are up against. at home we should attack. I would much prefer Marcelo on the left. Heinze showed in the weekend that he can make silly mistakes just like Marcelo has at times. also i hope we move Heinze to centre so Ramos can play as right back. having both Torres and Heinze on the full back positions would be very bad for our attack.
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    Post by Machiavel Tue May 06, 2008 10:47 pm

    Heinze this man will cost Real another penalty.
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    Post by elbecko Wed May 07, 2008 7:02 am

    Jaime wrote:
    Calidad wrote:
    Jaime wrote:Heinze's yellow card against Osasuna has been retracted so he will be able to play against Barcelona. Menos mal, it would be an absolute disaster to Marcelo marking Messi. Yikes

    Heinze will have all manner of problems with Messi. He has no pace, patience, composure...

    Well, relatively-speaking. There isn't anyone who doesn't have problems with Messi. Obviously he is slow but I disagree with your other two arguements. Heinze is at least not going to be caught out of position, he will be clever enough to make a professional foul when necessary.
    Cards, panalti and sending off? No I'd rather see Marcelo at least to gain experience.
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    Post by fcb Wed May 07, 2008 8:25 am

    Marca are going hyper - every headline has the word "pasillo" somewhere, and they have also promised to include a large sized full colour photo of the pasillo with tomorrow's edition...today there is already a (badly done) mockup Doh

    Meanwhile, Laporta is indulging in his own stupidity by publicly saying Barça could win 5-0 Doh
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    Post by Jaime Wed May 07, 2008 12:52 pm

    kas wrote:Marca are going hyper - every headline has the word "pasillo" somewhere, and they have also promised to include a large sized full colour photo of the pasillo with tomorrow's edition...today there is already a (badly done) mockup Doh

    Meanwhile, Laporta is indulging in his own stupidity by publicly saying Barça could win 5-0 Doh

    To be honest, SPORT are talking about the pasillo just as much but from the point of view of condemning the players, coaches, directors.
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    Post by Torrente Wed May 07, 2008 1:04 pm

    Super Madrid wrote:I dont really care much for who we are up against. at home we should attack. I would much prefer Marcelo on the left. Heinze showed in the weekend that he can make silly mistakes just like Marcelo has at times. also i hope we move Heinze to centre so Ramos can play as right back. having both Torres and Heinze on the full back positions would be very bad for our attack.

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    I think the exact same way. I would prefer Marcelo to start in order for Ramos to play RB, where he's been much more effective this season. Torres has looked as dodgy as Marcelo defensively this season and he offers nothing in attack, unlike Marcelo.

    And to Marcelo's credit, he may be out of position a lot of the time, but like with Roberto Carlos, players have a tough time going past him due to his space. I don't think Messi will be able to dribble Marcelo so easily. Torres on the other hand... Erm
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    Post by Jaime Wed May 07, 2008 1:09 pm

    The point about allowing Sergio Ramos to continue as right back is a fair one. For that reason I can see Heinze playing in the centre. Or maybe we could have Drenthe play left back? Biggrin
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    Post by Torrente Wed May 07, 2008 1:09 pm

    Also, does anybody know when the last time Barcelona or Madrid did the double over each other? If we win tomorrow Schuster would accomplish something Madrid hasn't been able to do for at least 20 years or longer. Did Barcelona manage this during the Cruiyff era? I reallly don't remember seeing this happened since I started watching football but I could be wrong.
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    Post by Jaime Wed May 07, 2008 1:11 pm

    Torrente wrote:Also, does anybody know when the last time Barcelona or Madrid did the double over each other? If we win tomorrow Schuster would accomplish something Madrid hasn't been able to do for at least 20 years or longer. Did Barcelona manage this during the Cruiyff era? I reallly don't remember seeing this happened since I started watching football but I could be wrong.

    No....Barcelona beat us twice in 97/98 I think....2-3 in the Bernabeu when that c*nt Giovanni scored the winner and then 3-0 in the Camp Nou.

    I think that was the last time.
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    I feel like the 'Dream Team' did it once too...but I'd have to check.
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