西甲10-11第16輪

國米~魂

據英國傳媒報導，由於主要目標費比加斯身價過高，西甲班霸巴塞隆拿有意出價1000萬磅收購其隊友丹尼臣。

巴塞隆拿最近幾個球季都一直在求購費比加斯，其中以今夏最為接近。不過這名西班牙國腳與領隊雲加會面後，決定暫時留隊。

巴塞隆拿最近出售了球衣胸口廣告，獲得一筆不錯的收入，有指他們會在明夏竭盡所能簽入費比加斯。不過《Sport》指出，巴塞隆拿已經在篩選其他目標了，其中阿仙奴中場丹尼臣是首選替代者。

巴西中場丹尼臣本季未受到雲加重用，至今他僅有3次聯賽正選機會。（Goal.com）

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橙色力量

原帖由 國米~魂 於 2010-12-21  04:12 PM 發表
據英國傳媒報導，由於主要目標費比加斯身價過高，西甲班霸巴塞隆拿有意出價1000萬磅收購其隊友丹尼臣。

巴塞隆拿最近幾個球季都一直在求購費比加斯，其中以今夏最為接近。不過這名西班牙國腳與領隊雲加會面後，決定暫時留隊。

巴塞隆拿最近出售了球衣胸口廣告，獲得一筆不錯的收入，有指他們會在明夏竭盡所能簽入費比加斯。不過《Sport》指出，巴塞隆拿已經在篩選其他目標了，其中阿仙奴中場丹尼臣是首選替代者。

巴西中場丹尼臣本季未受到雲加重用，至今他僅有3次聯賽正選機會。（Goal.com）

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國米~魂

原帖由 橙色力量 於 2010-12-21  08:52 PM 發表


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讓賽

FlyingDonkey

原帖由 橙色力量 於 2010-12-21  08:52 PM 發表


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神丹 影帝 阿飛
黑色三連星?

Raul_Gonzalez

原帖由 FlyingDonkey 於 2010-12-21  11:20 發表
http://sports.sina.com.cn/g/2010-12-21/09555375996.shtml
加泰羅尼亞聯隊

遠非夫添
但我全部都識

hoyte

巴塞強陣
賓度
丹尼爾 比基 艾比度 麥士維
沙維 馬斯查蘭奴 基達
柏度 保贊 恩尼斯達

後備:華迪斯,佩奧爾.阿祖安奴,,布斯基斯,泰亞高,韋拿,美斯

Raul_Gonzalez

原帖由 hoyte 於 2010-12-22  03:03 發表
巴塞強陣
賓度
丹尼爾 比基 艾比度 麥士維
沙維 馬斯查蘭奴 基達
柏度 保贊 恩尼斯達

後備:華迪斯,佩奧爾.阿祖安奴,,布斯基斯,泰亞高,韋拿,美斯

國王盃

前季決賽戲碼
今季第五圈演兩場
巴卡對畢爾包
前季決賽巴卡入球者包括小拖里同保贊.卻傑

hoyte

古柏治近柱頭鎚差d收死賓圖

Raul_Gonzalez

美斯同 DV7 先後替補登場
但巴卡喺魯營仲未咬得入畢爾包

hoyte

完場0-0

Raul_Gonzalez

原帖由 hoyte 於 2010-12-22  04:54 發表
完場0-0

場已完
球沒進
難以置信!

Raul_Gonzalez

輪到巴倫西亞競爭性最高的打吡戲碼
華倫西亞 v 維拉利爾
首回合@美斯達拿

Raul_Gonzalez

下半場一分鐘
米古爾隊長右路傳中
馬達左輔窩利抽射中柱彈出

Raul_Gonzalez

主隊華倫西亞的主攻仍未有斬獲
雖則這未至於太過份

懷念里華度

假到呢....

Raul_Gonzalez

...The booing reached a crescendo until the tannoy announcer arrived at Andres Iniesta.

The Espanyol fans then stood up and applauded, in recognition of Iniesta's startlingly humane gesture as he wheeled away after scoring the most important goal of his life in South Africa in summer, whipping off his shirt to reveal his homage to the Espanyol player Dani Jarque, who died of heart complications in the summer of 2009.

The incident was one of sport's great moments, I suspect. A football player, in the very moment of his apotheosis, with the eyes of the world's intensive focus on his greatest ever few seconds, suddenly shifted their attention from him to a man that few of the 700 million had even heard of - an act of selflessness surely unequalled in the history of sport and a wonderful example to the 'me' generation of how to behave.

The incident set off a frenzy of speculation, and literally two minutes after the goal I received a phone-call from an English media channel (who shall remain nameless) with the researcher in a blind panic, as the game continued live. 'Who was this guy? Why did Iniesta do that? What was their relationship?' he blurted out, asking me for a lightning-fast summary so that he could relay it back to the commentary team. I must admit that it caught me on the back-foot too, as I wasn't sure of how well Iniesta had known Jarque, but I gave the researcher enough for him to keep his job. Funny how these things can impact on you, suddenly in the comfort of your living-room.

With his team 5-1 ahead on Saturday night, Pep Guardiola substituted Iniesta after 85 minutes in a calculated but justifiable gesture, so that the stadium could once again show its appreciation. Amusingly, as Iniesta disappeared into the dug-out and Seydou Keita trotted on, the applause changed immediately to whistles and boos, just in case anyone thought that matters were getting a little too friendly. The enemy is still the enemy, when all is said and done.

Raul_Gonzalez

So Barcelona can enjoy their Christmas break anyway, and sleep soundly in the comfort of their massive sponsorship deal with Qatar Foundation, their two-point lead over Real Madrid, and the prospect of beating Arsenal again in the Champions League in the New Year. That should increase the prospects of Cesc Fabregas finally returning to the Camp Nou, although the speculation that Sandro Rosell is preparing an offer to Liverpool for Fernando Torres seems rather less likely. Just how much dreamier does this dream team wish to become? Give us a break Sandro!

Raul_Gonzalez

叔叔我笑到不行了..

Both Barcelona and Real Madrid have cause to be pleased with themselves, with the 5-0 clasico drubbing the only cloud on the white-shirted horizon. Rumours of dressing-room unrest between Iker Casillas and Cristiano Ronaldo, stirred up (in part) by the Catalan press, may well be true, but Marca, the club's unofficial spokesperson, moved quickly to quash the rumours over the weekend by stating (hilariously) that Casillas must like Ronaldo (in spite of the fact that his journalist girlfriend doesn't) because he voted for him in the Ballon d'Or ballots. Ah! Sometimes Marca comes over like Pravda. They should just call themselves 'truth' like the Russians did, but hey, we believe them anyway. Marca omitted to mention that Casillas couldn't vote for a Spaniard, and anyway, just because you don't like somebody, doesn't mean you don't think they're a decent footballer. Doh!

Raul_Gonzalez

哈哈..

Espanyol should feel very pleased with themselves for going into the break in 5th spot, on the same number of points as Valencia whose form seems to be sputtering a little, despite their 2-1 win on Saturday night in Anoeta. I was there, and I can tell you they didn't deserve it.

There were some occasional flashes of nice play, particularly from the veteran Joaquin, but nothing that suggests that they will make that fourth spot their own. Villarreal, on the other hand, finish for Christmas with a solid basis of 33 points, and an attacking partnership of Nilmar and Rossi that has the journalists here in a swoon. Real Madrid remain eight points distant above 3rd place, after their 1-0, ten-man escape at home to Sevilla, but Kaka is back in the New Year and you never know - he might manage to convince this time around.

Raul_Gonzalez

Gregorio Manzano's Sevilla, down in eleventh place, will retire to lick their wounds, and Malaga, also with another new manager (Pellegrini) remain rooted in the bottom three. Javier Aguirre is back in Spain to manage Zaragoza, since these lower-positioned clubs have normally changed manager by this stage (Sporting, in the penultimate spot, remain the exception), but the Mexican has yet to pull off any miracles. He took them to his old club Osasuna on Sunday night and managed a goalless draw, but his team's ten points from a possible 48 tells its own story.