View Poll Results: Who Will Win La Liga ?

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  • Real Madrid

    13 39.39%
  • Barcelona

    16 48.48%
  • Atletico Madrid

    4 12.12%
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Thread: Spanish Primera Liga : La Liga 2013/14 , Atletico Madrid are Champions

  1. #2771

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    Quote Originally Posted by hitman87 View Post
    Spanish football's debt: €4.1bn.
    Real Madrid's debt: €600m.
    G Bale reported fee: €100m.
    Real Madrid's NET transfer spend since the year 2000: €780m.

    How can a football club in a debt-ridden nation afford to buy a player for €100million who is worth only for €40million (maximum)? Can't understand.
    Does that also mean that Bale is better than Ronaldo? DEFINITELY NO!
    Perez is crazy maniac.

    He missed out on Neymar , that made him crazy ..paying very much above the odds..Tottenham can build a dynasty with that money..they are the ultimate winners

  2. #2772

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    Quote Originally Posted by Giggs View Post

    He missed out on Neymar , that made him crazy ..paying very much above the odds..Tottenham can build a dynasty with that money..they are the ultimate winners
    Hahaha
    Real Madrid have two best players in LW position. Ronaldo and Isco. Bale's signing is completely unnecessary.

  3. #2773

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    Quote Originally Posted by hitman87 View Post
    It could be his first full game.
    Or Martino may tweak somewhere and accommodate both Fabregas and Iniesta along with Xavi.
    Quote Originally Posted by Giggs View Post
    Xavi played 90' against Atletico , let him give some rest for the 33 year old
    Quote Originally Posted by Boney View Post
    i guess he will start with Cesc-Busi-Iniesta.. Xavi rested ..that should be ideal n ye Neymar to start in case messi not available
    Guys, I guessed it right.

  4. #2774
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    BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Playing without the injured Lionel Messi, Barcelona needed Adriano's long strike Sunday to beat Malaga 1-0 and maintain a perfect record through two rounds of the Spanish league.

    Barcelona kept Bernd Schuster's team pushed back in its area early on at La Rosaleda Stadium but failed to finish its scoring chances until Adriano broke through in the 44th minute.

    Gerard Pique used his back to deflect the ball off the crossbar for Barcelona in the 58th before Malaga finally dared to look for an equalizer it nearly found through 17-year-old Fabrice Olinga's shot from close to the penalty spot that hit the post in the 68th.

    "We went from better to worse," said Barcelona coach Gerardo Martino. "Our first half was good, with precise, dynamic ball movement and good play on the wings, but we lacked effectiveness and scoring chances. We needed to be more consistent (in the second half). We have to finish games off and not leave the rival the possibility to come back."

    Neymar went on as a substitute for the third straight game for Barcelona in the second half and shone with his dribbling, pace and a pair of shots that almost doubled the final margin.

    Martino said that after his performance, Neymar looks prepared to get his first start.

    "There is a difference between what we saw from Neymar today and the other day against Levante," Martino said. "I don't know how long it will be before he is starting, but in his head Neymar is ready."

    Messi bruised a muscle in his left thigh during Wednesday's 1-1 draw at Atletico Madrid in the first leg of the Spanish Super Cup.

    While Barcelona may still be without its all-time leading scorer for this Wednesday's return leg at Camp Nou, Atletico warmed up by thrashing Rayo Vallecano 5-0 earlier on Sunday for its second victory in as many rounds.

    Also, Sevilla drew 0-0 at Levante as both teams remained winless.

    Cesc Fabregas was charged to lead Barcelona's attack in place of Messi, and it took him 15 minutes to start causing havoc in Malaga's defense.

    The former Arsenal midfielder's best piece of playmaking came in the 19th when he threaded a through ball to Pedro Rodriguez, only for the forward to lose control while trying to dribble goalkeeper Willy Caballero.

    "I always try to play the same way, with motivation and working to improve," Fabregas said. "I know this is an important season for me. Our fans have asked more from me and I am trying."

    Malaga was disciplined in defense but in the first half could only manage a 28th-minute free kick by Vitorino Antunes that goalie Victor Valdes did well to block.

    Caballero turned back Alexis Sanchez's point-blank header in the 37th, but Adriano surprised him with a blistering left-footed effort from outside the area that the Argentine got an arm on but couldn't keep out.

    "There is always something you could have done when they score on you, but by then it's always too late," Caballero said.

    Adriano was substituted by Dani Alves at halftime. The club said it was "for precaution" after the Brazilian defender felt "pain in his right leg."

    Neymar, who scored Barcelona's goal at Atletico on Wednesday, replaced Pedro in the 63rd and immediately showed his speed and ability to break down defenders one-on-one. His dribble between the legs of Jesus Gamez earned him a shove as the humiliated defender let his anger get the best of him.

    Neymar's footwork produced a foul on the edge of the area that he turned into a curling free kick which Caballero dove to parry in the 80th.

    And seconds after Valdes saved a last-gasp header by Sebastian Fernandez in the 90th, Neymar pounced on a loose ball in the area, but his low shot clipped a defender's boot and looped over the bar.

    Turkey midfielder Arda Turan scored one goal and set up two more in Atletico's rout of Rayo as Diego Simeone's side continues to impress.

    Raul Garcia headed in his first of two goals at Vicente Calderon Stadium in the 17th.

    Turan passed for forward Diego Costa to make it 2-0 in the 20th with his third goal of the season before then scoring himself from a pass by Diego Costa in the 35th.

    Turan crossed for Tiago Cardoso to head in the hosts' fourth goal in the 53rd before Garcia got his double in the 90th.

    Real Madrid visits Granada on Monday amid intense speculation that it will close the transfer of Tottenham winger Gareth Bale.

    On Friday, Athletic Bilbao beat Osasuna 2-0, and Getafe drew 2-2 with Almeria.

    On Saturday, Real Sociedad drew 1-1 at Elche, Espanyol eased by Valencia 3-1, and Villarreal edged Valladolid 2-1.

  5. #2775

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    mm..Messi less Barca...1-0...

  6. #2776

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    Quote Originally Posted by hitman87 View Post
    Guys, I guessed it right.

    ye..
    Cesc had to play in messi role so No other option than Xavi to play ..coz no one to orchestrate the play like xavi as thiago left.. sergi still developing n Messi injured

  7. #2777

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    Quote Originally Posted by Giggs View Post
    mm..Messi less Barca...1-0...

    Jayichallo athumathi ..

  8. #2778

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boney View Post
    Jayichallo athumathi ..
    Time of Possession :
    Barcelona 74%
    Malaga 26%

    Athinu ee score poraa

  9. #2779

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    Quote Originally Posted by Giggs View Post
    Time of Possession :
    Barcelona 74%
    Malaga 26%

    Athinu ee score poraa
    On a serious note... Off late, when the possession increases goal scoring opportunities come down.
    This ridiculously high percentage of possession is happening only because the opponents give the ball to Barca , sit back with 10 men and try to hit them on the break. Barca/tiki taka boring aanennu parayunnathum ithe kaaranam kondu thanneyanu. The culprit is not Barca but the opposition.
    "If the ball is a crying toddler, then Andres Iniesta's first touch is a lullaby..."

  10. #2780

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devarajan Master View Post
    On a serious note... Off late, when the possession increases goal scoring opportunities come down.
    This ridiculously high percentage of possession is happening only because the opponents give the ball to Barca , sit back with 10 men and try to hit them on the break. Barca/tiki taka boring aanennu parayunnathum ithe kaaranam kondu thanneyanu. The culprit is not Barca but the opposition.
    Masterji chumma choriyunnathalle...Messi ye onnu pokkaan vendi

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