Barcelona 2 - Chelsea 1
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All I can say is that Barcelona played very well and even though there are 2 own goals, I find the game very interesting. I think that the red card Del Horno got is abit harsh but the ref has made the choice so I believe it's the correct 1. I still find that Lionel Messi is getting better and better maybe 1 day he might become like ronaldinho....
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Thrash? WAKAKAKAKA. U MUST BE JOKING.Originally posted by HafizulKMS:Sounds like Barca already won the CL cup.
This is just first leg, I don't see why Chelsea can thrash Barca for the second leg.
Anyway, no matter Chelsea win or not, Man U fans only can squeeze their balls at home. So, any of your business no matter who won?
Man U losers only can laugh at Chelsea when the lost? Is that all you can do? Pitiful... wakakakaka~~~
Big words from someone who claimed chelsea fans aren't sore losers and they dun blame other pple when they lose. So what else you have to say ah? Man Utd may squeeze their balls at home, but who cares? Point is how ridiculous chelsea can blame others when they do so much to try and put barca off. Make your pitch like potato field somemore lah. make lah!
Joke sia! -
Erm. Barcelona is one of the best teams in CL no dount, look at their attacking prowess in attack.Originally posted by dragg:it is actually sad that chelsea has to play barcelona now.
they are the 2 best teams in the competition.
too bad we wont get to see them play each other in the finals.
there are teams that are as good if not better than chelsea, like AC Milan and Juventus. -
Hope Barcelona goes through and win their second european cup or CL, after their last win in 1992.
Even if they dun win this season, they will win it either next season or season after next. There is no question of whether they will win, its a matter of when. -
save your breath on that mindless idiot. He is a not a football fan.Originally posted by flying`winger:Thrash? WAKAKAKAKA. U MUST BE JOKING.
Big words from someone who claimed chelsea fans aren't sore losers and they dun blame other pple when they lose. So what else you have to say ah? Man Utd may squeeze their balls at home, but who cares? Point is how ridiculous chelsea can blame others when they do so much to try and put barca off. Make your pitch like potato field somemore lah. make lah!
Joke sia!
no point talking to an idiot cos you will get idiotic comments.
If you speak human language to a monkey, you will get monkey cries in return. -
Chelsea to win epl and fa cup this season, possibly.
Chelsea to win CL this season, wait long long. actually, wait for next season 2006-2007 season. -
hmm, what are the odds that chelsea win CL this season huh?
If it's quite long i want to buy liao -
Come on guys, watch from a neutral view...
Before he was sent off, Del Horno intentionally clipped Messi's knee hard after he had kicked the ball. That to me, was an instant red card offence. No arguments about that. Incredibly, he escaped unscath. In the red-card offence, Del Horno intentionally used his body to foul Messi to prevent him from running past both Robben and him. I would say that the offense deserved at least a yellow card even if a lenient referee were to referee the match. So Del Horno deserved to get sent off.
Puyol should be sent off in the 75th minute (I think) for his second bookable offence. But then seriously, the damage has already been done. Larsson, Messi and Ronaldinho were happily wrecking havoc in the Chelsea defence and only Terry's heroics prevented Barcelona from thrashing.
Mourinho could choose to play defensively, but he opted not to. Instead he gambled attcking with 10 men, which was initially a success. What Mourinho tried to do was to win in Stamford Bridge, and then go over to Nou Camp to play defensively for a draw (judging from Chelsea's away UCL form) to take them through to the next round. His gamble failed, so tood bad for him.
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Agreed. Barcelona deserves to go through, not just based on the score, but the way they won the tie with some scintillating football. Too overly emphasized on determination and workrate makes a team boring to watch and too much flamboyant football may not get you the desired result, but combining determination and workrate together with flamboyant football is a perfect mix.Originally posted by Erwin_Rommel:Come on guys, watch from a neutral view...
Before he was sent off, Del Horno intentionally clipped Messi's knee hard after he had kicked the ball. That to me, was an instant red card offence. No arguments about that. Incredibly, he escaped unscath. In the red-card offence, Del Horno intentionally used his body to foul Messi to prevent him from running past both Robben and him. I would say that the offense deserved at least a yellow card even if a lenient referee were to referee the match. So Del Horno deserved to get sent off.
Puyol should be sent off in the 75th minute (I think) for his second bookable offence. But then seriously, the damage has already been done. Larsson, Messi and Ronaldinho were happily wrecking havoc in the Chelsea defence and only Terry's heroics prevented Barcelona from thrashing.
Mourinho could choose to play defensively, but he opted not to. Instead he gambled attcking with 10 men, which was initially a success. What Mourinho tried to do was to win in Stamford Bridge, and then go over to Nou Camp to play defensively for a draw (judging from Chelsea's away UCL form) to take them through to the next round. His gamble failed, so tood bad for him.
So ultimately, whether Chelsea fans like it or not, Barcelona deserved to win the match!