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發表於 2009-2-17 21:16:16
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本週精華! 
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On Saturday, Barcelona had fallen behind 2-0 at Betis after some sloppy defending. What came after Betis' second goal can only be catalogued as an avalanche of attacking football that saw Barcelona have 75% of ball possession, shooting 26 times and inexplicably scoring only twice. Ricardo, the Portuguese goalkeeper, was instrumental to avoid Betis' defeat. 
The home team had a couple of counter attacking chances to put the match away, but all in all Barcelona's superiority was overwhelming. As we were watching Barça's offensive exhibition, my friend, a Real Madrid fan, said: ''It's a shame I can't root for these guys, they're unbelievable". You won't hear that very often coming from a Real Madrid fan.
去你的列卡度.奧利華拉! 
得! 你條契弟贏!
The meringues keep accumulating clean sheets and wins in a row (eight), plus this time also scored four against a bland Sporting de Gijón. Raúl's arrival was greeted by the Molinón faithful with chants asking him to retire, and reminding him that Villa, a Gijón youth school product, currently owns Spain's number 7.
Raúl answered his critics by scoring twice to break Alfredo di Stefano's record and become number one in Real Madrid's all time scoring list. This is what you get when you provoke a living legend.
 
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發表於 2009-2-17 20:52:37
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