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BarrileteCosmico wrote:

RED wrote:Don't worry Nick, he'll be at United next summer.

Why would you want Bale when you can get Reus after Dortmund is relegated?

Harmonica wrote:

Fußball wrote:His hairline is receeding quite badly.

http://www.steroidabuse.com/how-to-spot-a-steroid-user.html

Physical changes are typically the most pronounced short-term symptoms as they are not easily concealed by the novice user and include:

-Thinning hair throughout the head or receding hairline

Personality and Psychiatric changes often happen suddenly and without visible triggers or reasons.  They include:

- Poor decision making stemming from feelings of invincibility

Love how nobody took it as anything when he transformed in two summer months to a Greek God.

Fußball wrote:He can't get a new hairstyle, he's covering his bald spot. Why do you think he's using a comb?

BarrileteCosmico wrote:

RED wrote:Don't worry Nick, he'll be at United next summer.

Why would you want Bale when you can get Reus after Dortmund is relegated?

M99 wrote:

Harmonica wrote:

Fußball wrote:His hairline is receeding quite badly.

http://www.steroidabuse.com/how-to-spot-a-steroid-user.html

Physical changes are typically the most pronounced short-term symptoms as they are not easily concealed by the novice user and include:

-Thinning hair throughout the head or receding hairline

Personality and Psychiatric changes often happen suddenly and without visible triggers or reasons.  They include:

- Poor decision making stemming from feelings of invincibility

Love how nobody took it as anything when he transformed in two summer months to a Greek God.

Agreed +1

Sid Lowe wrote:Gareth Bale provided a brilliant pass for the first and scored the second with a superb free kick, meaning he’s running at a goal every 9.5 free kicks, as Madrid defeated Espanyol 3-0 … and still some fans whistled him at the Bernabéu. Which, quite apart from the fact that whistling your own player is rarely a good tactic, made very little sense. It started with a chance in which Bale was running clean through and put his shot just wide. Alongside him, Ronaldo was calling for the ball and when he did not get it the response from the Portuguese was as furious, his anger externalised for all to see. “The whore that gave birth to you,” he shouted. Which, dramatic and bizarre though it sounds is a pretty common and relatively harmless phrase in Spanish. The week before Bale had run through and had a shot saved against Valencia when he might have passed it to Karim Benzema, prompting some to conclude that he is greedy – even though on both occasions he was clean through, entirely entitled to take on the shot, and probably didn’t even see the pass.

“Bale probably feels stupefaction at the Latin character,” Juanma Trueba wrote in AS. “He was whistled during one of his most complete games. The first goal was born with a long, fabulous pass from him, like a golf swing. He scored the second with an extraordinary free kick. And between them there were gallops, good movement, and measured crosses, even with his right foot. Not enough, according to part of the Bernabéu.” Fair enough, you might say. After all, it’s not like he has scored in three out of four finals since arriving, including the goal that put Madrid in the lead in the Champions League final and the ludicrously good strike that won the Copa del Rey final, or like he has scored or assisted over 50 goals for Real Madrid in a season-and-a-half ... Oh, right.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/jan/12/lionel-messi-barcelona-unite-crisis-for-now

Fußball wrote:I love England's football culture for this. I don't remember United fans in the stadium whistling Moyes even when he was having them around midtable. Barca fans have already whistled Lucho this season and Madrid fans boo Bale in a game where he scored and created a goal and also scored in 3 finals in the past 6 months. Just ridiculous fan culture.

Robespierre wrote:

Fußball wrote:I love England's football culture for this. I don't remember United fans in the stadium whistling Moyes even when he was having them around midtable. Barca fans have already whistled Lucho this season and Madrid fans boo Bale in a game where he scored and created a goal and also scored in 3 finals in the past 6 months. Just ridiculous fan culture.

Latin culture, simply. Italy is the same thing than Spain .

Someone I don't know wrote:In football, there's lies, damn lies and highlights. Please watch last CL's final and tell me Bale was not atrocious there. He scored a tap in? Good lad. That final was lost, and RM were rescued from the dead, but not by Bale. It was Di María, Ramos and Marcelo who did it. Watch Bale trying to lead when Ronaldo was absent in the return leg of their QF vs Dortmund, when they almost squandered a 3 goal lead. Watch Bale last week vs Valencia (the real reason behind the booing) when they faced a real test, and while his teammates were struggling and working their asses off he never lent a hand in defense, and ruined the chance to get the lead because the 90M man can't use his right leg.

People boo at Bale not because he's selfish. He's not more selfish than your average striker, and certainly he's no more selfish than Cristiano Ronaldo. People boo because they feel they're not getting their money's worth.