西甲05-06第25週

Raul_Gonzalez

　　　奧沙辛拿　１：０　拉科魯尼亞
４２’　　羅美奧　１：０

Raul_Gonzalez

　　　奧沙辛拿　１：１　　拉科魯尼亞
４２’　　羅美奧　１：０
５１’　　　　　　１：１　沙治奧．干沙利斯

Raul_Gonzalez

　　　奧沙辛拿　１：２　　拉科魯尼亞
４２’　　羅美奧　１：０
５１’　　　　　　１：１　沙治奧．干沙利斯
７２’　　　　　　１：２　　　卓斯坦

Raul_Gonzalez

ＦＴ　奧沙辛拿　１：２　　拉科魯尼亞
４２’　　羅美奧　１：０
５１’　　　　　　１：１　沙治奧．干沙利斯
７２’　　　　　　１：２　　　卓斯坦

Raul_Gonzalez

西甲05-06聯賽榜及射手榜


名次　球會　　　　　　賽　　勝　　和　　負　　　得失球　　 　積分
１　　巴塞隆拿　　　２５　１８　　４　　３　　６０：２１　　５８
２　　華倫西亞　　　２５　１４　　８　　３　　３７：２１　　５０
３　　皇家馬德里　　２５　１５　　３　　７　　４８：２５　　４８
４　　奧沙辛拿　　　２５　１４　　４　　７　　３３：２７　　４６
５　　切爾達　　　　２５　１３　　３　　９　　２７：２５　　４２
６　　西維爾　　　　２５　１２　　５　　８　　３２：２６　　４１
７　　拉科魯尼亞　　２５　１１　　７　　７　　３４：２７　　４０
８　　維拉利爾　　　２５　１０　　９　　６　　３３：２３　　３９
９　　馬德里體育會　２５　１０　　８　　７　　３５：２３　　３８
１０　皇家薩拉戈薩　２５　　７　１２　　６　　３３：３４　　３３
１１　基達菲　　　　２５　　８　　７　１０　　３３：３３　　３１
１２　桑坦德　　　　２５　　６　１０　　９　　２３：２９　　２８
１３　愛斯賓奴　　　２５　　７　　６　１２　　２５：３９　　２７
１４　皇家畢迪斯　　２５　　６　　７　１２　　２３：３７　　２５
１５　皇家蘇斯達　　２５　　７　　４　１４　　３３：４８　　２５
１６　馬略卡　　　　２５　　６　　７　１２　　２６：４１　　２５
１７　畢爾包　　　　２５　　５　　８　１２　　２７：３７　　２３
１８　艾拉維斯　　　２５　　５　　８　１２　　２６：４１　　２３
１９　卡迪斯　　　　２５　　５　　７　１３　　１８：３５　　２２
２０　馬拉加　　　　２５　　５　　５　１５　　２８：４４　　２０


１８球：
森美爾．伊圖（巴塞隆拿，１球十二碼）

１５球：
大衛．維拿（華倫西亞，３球十二碼）

１３球：
朗拿甸奴（巴塞隆拿，６球十二碼）

１２球：
迪亞高．米列圖（皇家薩拉戈薩）

１１球：
卓斯坦（拉科魯尼亞，４球十二碼）

１０球：
費蘭度．拖里斯（馬德里體育會，２球十二碼），
朗拿度（皇家馬德里，２球十二碼）

９球：
麥斯．洛迪古斯（馬德里體育會），
列基美（維拉利爾，３球十二碼）

８球：
費蘭度．拜安奴（切爾達，１球十二碼），
路易斯．加西亞．費蘭迪斯（愛斯賓奴，１球十二碼），
古爾沙（基達菲，１球十二碼），
艾蘭高（馬略卡），
伊華頓（皇家薩拉戈薩，１球十二碼）

７球：
蘭尼（艾拉維斯，２球十二碼），艾萊斯（艾拉維斯），
譚梅度（愛斯賓奴，１球十二碼），
佩尼亞（基達菲，１球十二碼），
米路斯域（奧沙辛拿），
羅賓奴（皇家馬德里）

６球：
美斯（巴塞隆拿），拿臣（巴塞隆拿），
施丹（皇家馬德里，１球十二碼），
沙比亞．派圖（皇家蘇斯達，５球十二碼），尼夏治（皇家蘇斯達），
馬利斯卡（西維爾，５球十二碼），
科蘭（維拉利爾）

５球：
基斯文（馬德里體育會），
古利（巴塞隆拿），
簡路比奧（切爾達），
華拿朗（拉科魯尼亞），
利基（基達菲），
沙華（馬拉加），
魯爾．加西亞（奧沙辛拿），
安東尼圖（桑坦德），
丹尼．馬田（皇家畢迪斯），
魯爾（皇家馬德里），
簡路迪（西維爾），基柏（西維爾）

４球：
波迪普（艾拉維斯），
Ｊ．艾斯巴利亞（畢爾包），艾杜利斯（畢爾包），
麥甸拿（卡迪斯），
艾加（馬拉加），
域陀．卡沙迪素斯（馬略卡），
韋保（奧沙辛拿），大衛．盧比斯（奧沙辛拿），羅美奧（奧沙辛拿），
卡斯基路（桑坦德，１球十二碼），
列卡度．奧利華拉（皇家畢迪斯，２球十二碼），
羅拔圖．卡路斯（皇家馬德里，１球十二碼），古迪（皇家馬德里），
高華斯域（皇家蘇斯達），
艾馬（華倫西亞），
祖斯．馬利（維拉利爾）

３球：
路易斯．派圖（畢爾包），烏沙斯（畢爾包），
迪高（巴塞隆拿），
安歷基．費蘭度（卡迪斯），
大衛．施華（切爾達），
祖安馬（拉科魯尼亞），卡迪維拿（拉科魯尼亞），魯賓．卡斯度（拉科魯尼亞），
費列臣（愛斯賓奴），
柏安奴域（基達菲），加維蘭（基達菲），
拿祖（馬拉加），杜達（馬拉加），希度高（馬拉加），
尤利安奴（馬略卡），比斯古歷治（馬略卡，１球十二碼），
艾根素（桑坦德），美路（桑坦德，１球十二碼），
迪保拿（皇家蘇斯達），史古保（皇家蘇斯達），
沙治奧．加西亞（皇家薩拉戈薩），
艾祖安奴．哥里亞（西維爾），路易斯．法比安奴（西維爾），沙維奧拿（西維爾），
域辛迪（華倫西亞），列古路（華倫西亞），
辛拿（維拉利爾）

２球：
沙利治（艾拉維斯），卡賓達路（艾拉維斯），
古柏基（畢爾包），拿告魯斯（畢爾包），費蘭度．羅倫迪（畢爾包），奧拜斯（畢爾包，１球十二碼），
安東尼奧．盧比斯（馬德里體育會），盧辛（馬德里體育會），華利拿（馬德里體育會），
雲邦美（巴塞隆拿），
柏雲尼（卡迪斯），莊拿芬．錫斯馬（卡迪斯），米路沙夫利域（卡迪斯，１球十二碼），
安祖．杜明高（切爾達），紐尼斯（切爾達），柏布路．干卓拉斯（切爾達），
梅尼迪斯（拉科魯尼亞），沙治奧．干沙利斯（拉科魯尼亞），
查基（愛斯賓奴），哥路（愛斯賓奴），薩巴列達（愛斯賓奴），
柏布路．列當度（基達菲），
柏布路．古拿高（馬拉加），施薩．拿華斯（馬拉加），
祖圖斯（馬略卡），
梅路斯（奧沙辛拿），莫夏（奧沙辛拿），狄樸迪（奧沙辛拿），
祖安祖（桑坦德），
祖安尼圖（皇家畢迪斯），路易斯．伊度（皇家畢迪斯），祖亞昆（皇家畢迪斯），羅拔（皇家畢迪斯），
伯迪斯達（皇家馬德里），魯爾．巴拉禾（皇家馬德里），施仙奴（皇家馬德里），沙治奧．藍莫斯（皇家馬德里），
巴格路（皇家蘇斯達，１球十二碼），艾華路．路禾（皇家蘇斯達），
簡尼（皇家薩拉戈薩），奧斯卡．干沙利斯（皇家薩拉戈薩），
丹尼爾．艾維斯（西維爾），
安古路（華倫西亞），艾比達（華倫西亞），法比奧．奧里利奧（華倫西亞），
費古羅亞（維拉利爾），蘇連（維拉利爾），古亞利（維拉利爾）

１球：
迪盧卡斯（艾拉維斯），韋斯利（艾拉維斯），艾斯杜迪路（艾拉維斯），
耶斯迪（畢爾包），卡沙斯（畢爾包），丹路比迪亞（畢爾包），伊拉奧拿（畢爾包），
柏布路．伊班尼斯（馬德里體育會），加列堤（馬德里體育會），薩軒奴斯（馬德里體育會），高沙（馬德里體育會），馬田．柏杜夫（馬德里體育會），
艾斯基路（巴塞隆拿），佩奧（巴塞隆拿），莫達（巴塞隆拿），施雲奴（巴塞隆拿），
奧利（卡迪斯），費路昆（卡迪斯），文諾路．佩雷斯（卡迪斯，１球十二碼），魯爾．盧比斯（卡迪斯），盧保斯（卡迪斯），
古斯達禾．盧比斯（切爾達），奧賓拿（切爾達），莊拿芬．艾斯柏斯（切爾達），歷基（切爾達），謝素斯．佩里拿（切爾達），
迪古斯文（拉科魯尼亞），塔波達（拉科魯尼亞），域陀．山齊士（拉科魯尼亞），艾利斯文迪（拉科魯尼亞），
艾文度.沙（愛斯賓奴），
貝倫古亞（基達菲），普列度（基達菲），維華．杜拉度（基達菲），費蘭度．蘭奴（基達菲），
謝拉度（馬拉加，１球十二碼），費蘭度．辛斯（馬拉加），祖安．洛迪古斯（馬拉加），阿歷西斯（馬拉加），列圖斯（馬拉加），
約迪（馬略卡），費蘭度．拿華路（馬略卡），當尼（馬略卡），古迪里斯（馬略卡），大久保嘉人（馬略卡），甘班奴（馬略卡），
古拿（奧沙辛拿），般奴（奧沙辛拿，１球十二碼），華度（奧沙辛拿），
艾約斯（桑坦德），馬達布安拿（桑坦德），達美亞（桑坦德），賓尼拿（桑坦德，１球十二碼），韋費特．達馬治（桑坦德），
艾辛卡奧（皇家畢迪斯），費蘭度（皇家畢迪斯），薛斯高（皇家畢迪斯），卡比（皇家畢迪斯），路易斯．費蘭迪斯（皇家畢迪斯），
美治亞（皇家馬德里），蘇達度（皇家馬德里），碧咸（皇家馬德里），
祖歷基（皇家蘇斯達），艾蘭貝魯（皇家蘇斯達），拿巴卡（皇家蘇斯達），加列坦奴（皇家蘇斯達），加比朗度（皇家蘇斯達），史堤芬奴域（皇家蘇斯達），麥克．干沙利斯（皇家蘇斯達），
沙維奧（皇家薩拉戈薩），加比爾．米列圖（皇家薩拉戈薩），莫維拿（皇家薩拉戈薩），贊拿里路（皇家薩拉戈薩），邦斯奧（皇家薩拉戈薩），
德古天奴域（西維爾），艾陀．奧斯奧（西維爾），普亞達（西維爾），
米古爾（華倫西亞），艾耶拉（華倫西亞），巴拉查（華倫西亞），艾比奧（華倫西亞），古華特（華倫西亞），大衛．拿華路（華倫西亞），
祖錫高（維拉利爾），羅渣（維拉利爾），卡利查（維拉利爾），泰基拿迪（維拉利爾），方治（維拉利爾）





By　Raul Gonzalez 　@ ＨＫＣＭ

TAMTOM

希望下場嬴Getafe ,拉埋佢地落水

TAMTOM

Mallorca 2 - 1 Real Madrid

Smithy

Mallorca

TinTin

Barca 終於有覺好訓

Smithy

原帖由 TinTin 於 2006-2-27  11:37 AM 發表
Barca 終於有覺好訓

祝佢ECC繼續晉級

FlyingDonkey

原帖由 Raul_Gonzalez 於 2006-2-27  02:36 AM 發表
　　　馬略卡　０：１　　皇家馬德里
３１’　　　　　０：１　沙治奧．藍莫斯

拿莫斯好 D

捷克NeVeD子彈

愛斯賓奴突然開殺戒............西維爾發生咩事....

Smithy

原帖由 捷克NeVeD子彈 於 2006-2-27  07:27 PM 發表
愛斯賓奴突然開殺戒............西維爾發生咩事....

海鮮

啊啊啊啊

華倫打和失分
比巴塞拋開8分
但皇馬同奧沙又同時輸..
唔知開心定傷心..

橙色力量

Phil Ball

I was in Berlin last week at a conference, which unfortunately had nothing to do with football. I couldn't even nip out to see a match (there were a couple I could have seen) since I was out in Spandau, a long way from the centre of Berlin.

But to the point. One of the conference speakers was in full flow on the Friday, trying to get us to see that his point was really quite a simple one. He kept using the phrase, 'After all, it isn't exactly rocket science'. Indeed. I was reminded of the phrase after witnessing the lamentable spectacle of a game called Zaragoza v Barcelona on Saturday night - not in itself a poor match but one which ended in problematic scenes that are surely not difficult to solve.

As will have been reported by now, Sam Eto'o was subjected to the usual stuff that he and other black players get at Zaragoza. Last season, when Barça won 4-0, Eto'o famously did his monkey dance in front of the goal where most of the insults were coming from. It was an attempt to defuse the whole thing with a bit of humour, but inevitably it backfired, and resulted in Saturday's scene.

With thirteen minutes left, unlucky for some, and the score still at 0-0, Eto'o suddenly lost his rag and began to make his way towards the goal where the same pond-life which had insulted him last year had been having a go at him throughout the match. As the Zaragoza defenders (wisely perhaps) prevented him from going too close, Eto'o grabbed Alvaro, Zaragoza's Brazilian (black) defender and appeared to point at him, asking the crowd why they weren't abusing him too. Well - he wasn't actually saying that. He was trying to point out the absurdity of the whole thing. Unable to make his point in the cauldron of noise, he turned around and began to walk off, mouthing the phrase that may yet become a watchword in Spain's troubled racial arena - 'No juego más' (I'm not playing any more).

He meant that particular game, of course, but you wouldn't blame him if he wanted to retire from the whole sorry scene. That's because it's not rocket science. The fact that Zaragoza got away with it last season, and have continued to get away with it ever since was the reason behind the lamentable scenes on Saturday, with Eto'o eventually breaking down in tears on the pitch, surrounded by a babbling commotion of players and officials.

Football can suddenly become a very unbeautiful game - and it only has itself to blame, in Spain anyway. It's not up to columns like this to lead the protest, but as reported last year, when I phoned Zaragoza for a chat, they just gave me the 'no comment' line. I might try them again during the week. Why not? They're unlikely to receive any punitive calls from the Spanish Federation.

Racists will always exist, but at least they can be prevented from enjoying themselves every fortnight at everyone else's expense. It's not rocket science. Zaragoza's manager, Victor Muñoz, normally a fairly intelligent chap, commented after the game that it was 'a minority' that had been making the monkey noises, and that it was wrong to blow the whole thing out of proportion because of 'a few'. The racist chants did not represent Zaragoza. Wrong again. Of course they represent Zaragoza, just as they represent the three other persistent offenders in La Liga - let's name and shame them - Atlético Madrid, Málaga and Getafe. Espanyol could be added to that group too. The Bernabéu, despite the infamous England game, and despite some of the elements behind the south goal, in general behaves itself.

But why does that minority represent Zaragoza? Well it's not rocket science. They represent the club because the club has done nothing whatsoever to ban those fans. It's hardly a problem to identify and then exclude those offenders. They're all there, on the television pictures. And if the clubs won't do it, then the Federation must step in and close the grounds for one or two matches, depending on what they decide. The (in)famous 600 euro fine is in itself a racist fine, the pathetic amount reflecting the pathetic excuse for a governing board that Spanish football possesses. Where there's a will there's a way. The absence of the will is the problem in Spain, despite the recent lip-service that the Federation has been paying to several pan-European initiatives to kick racism out of football. La Liga cannot continue to advertise itself as Europe's top league if it cannot get its own house in the minimum of order.

Eto'o will no doubt be accused this week of overdoing it, of trying to grab the headlines - something of which he has admittedly been guilty in the past. He's not always the sharpest tool in the shed, but his actions at Zaragoza may eventually be seen as a turning point, if they actually contribute to some executive action. Ah Spain! A wonderful country in so many ways, but one that likes to talk just a little too much, a little too often. What racism needs is action, and fast.

The best thing about the whole game was that from the eventual corner that Eto'o had been prevented from taking by the insults hurled down from the terracing, Edmilson volleyed a shot goalwards that was handled by Celades (ex-Barça) on the goal-line. Celades received his marching orders and Barça were awarded a penalty. Ronaldinho, normally the player who takes the spot-kicks, seemed to hesitate for a moment as Deco definitely said to Eto'o 'Sacas tu' (You take it). In a sense, I was praying that he would, just so that he could stick up a finger to the terracing behind as the ball hit the net - but he shook his head and pointed at Ronaldinho.

It was probably the best thing to do, in retrospect. If he'd missed, he'd have lost the argument, unfortunately. Ronaldinho scored, and then three minutes later, Eto'o centred for Larsson to make it 0-2. At the end of the match, Eto'o walked off with his arms held aloft, a '0-2' shape definitely apparent in the shape of his fingers. Good for him. One can only hope that next season, La Liga will have finally got its act together about all of this. Hope springs eternal.

Elsewhere, there were woes of a different nature - up in Vitoria, to be precise. On the eve of the rather juicy Alavés v Racing fixture, featuring the current possession of Dmitri Piterman versus the previous one, a whole swathe of the home supporters had got together, under the ad hoc collective 'Piterman Kanpora' (Piterman out), finally moved to action by the president's diatribe in midweek against those supporters who had dared to question him whilst in the dug-out. He labelled them 'subnormales' and 'borrachos' (drunkards), which, even if it were true, would not be the best way of going about pacifying a set of supporters already suspicions of the magnate's motives and sceptical as to his dictatorial methods of running the club. As Louis XIV once proclaimed, 'L'etat? C'est moi'. (The State? That's moi). It was, as cocky statements go, one of the coolest in history. Piterman had similarly proclaimed, albeit implicitly, that 'Le club, c'est moi', or as they say in Vitoria, 'El club, soy yo'.

Well, as far as a majority possession of shares was concerned, there wasn't much anyone could do to refute that statement, but the demos before the game against Santander (a 2-2 draw) were of the view that Piterman has never really understood that a club is a sentiment, not a possession. Piterman, in a rare act of public contrition, had actually apologised on the Saturday, saying that he was only referring to three people who habitually hung out behind his dug-out and abused him every weekend. Stay up in the stands where you belong Dmitri! It ain't rocket science. But Dmitri, despite his intelligence and wit, seems to have turned into the classic dictator, corrupted by the pursuit of absolute power, a pursuit that corrupts absolutely. Meanwhile, his club still totters on the brink. He won't last much longer.

Telmo Zarra died in midweek at the age of 85. His real name was Telmo Zarraonaindia, a tricky little morphological mouthful that nevertheless belonged to Spain's greatest home-made centre-forward. He scored 294 goals in league competition (a record that still stands) and was Pichichi on a record six occasions. His 38 goals for Athletic in the 1950-51 season still stands unbeaten, Hugo Sánchez only equalling it in 1989-90. Since the Mexican striker took eight more games to score his tally, the plaudits have remained with Zarra.

He became known as the 'second best head in Europe after Churchill' after scoring the goal that defeated England in the 1950 World Cup in Brazil. This became the most famous goal in the history of the Spanish game because it stuck up a finger at the country who had advised the USA - whom Spain also beat during the same competition - to exclude Spain from the Marshall Plan as a punishment for their 'neutrality' during the Second World War. Zarra became a national hero, and his death in midweek was widely mourned, especially by the generation that remembers him.

All the grounds maintained a minute's silence at the weekend, and there was a particularly special homage paid at San Mamés before the game against Villarreal.Other names, other times. They had their own troubles back then, of a different nature. Poorly paid, plying their trade amongst the broken ruins of post-war Europe, signing the same ration books as the people who came to watch them play - it's a wonder in 2006, with everything laid out relatively on a plate, that we still can't get it right.

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原來係為佢默哀，RIP。

Raul_Gonzalez

原帖由 FlyingDonkey 於 2006-2-27  01:12 PM 發表

拿莫斯好 D

譯名可以好個人化的..

Raul_Gonzalez

原帖由 Fantasista 於 2006-2-25  02:12 AM 發表
Spanish international squad

Arsenal's young midfielder Cesc Fábregas and Villarreal's Brazilian born Marcos Senna have both been called up by Luis Aragonés for the friendly against the Ivory Coast next week. Guti, Joaquín and Capdevila have also been recalled in a 22 man squad which, together with the injured Raúl, Vicente and Xavi (if fit), is expected to form the core for Spain's World Cup line up. The full list is as follows:

Goalkeepers: Casillas (Real Madrid), Reina (Liverpool);
Defenders: Antonio López and Pablo (Atlético Madrid), Puyol (Barcelona), Juanito (Betis), Capdevila (Deportivo), Michel Salgado and Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid), Marchena (Valencia);
Midfielders: Cesc Fábregas (Arsenal), Joaquín (Betis), Luis García and Xabi Alonso (Liverpool), Guti (Real Madrid), Albelda and Baraja (Valencia), Marcos Senna (Villarreal);
Forwards: Reyes (Arsenal), Fernando Torres (Atlético Madrid), Morientes (Liverpool), David Villa (Valencia).

The match will take place at Valladolid's Nueva Zorrilla stadium on Wednesday night. (24.02.06)


好野
無晒翼選咁多中間既

古迪同巴拉查因傷退隊,死老野唔作任何補選喎,法比加斯同辛拿攞硬 cap 囉..