La Liga 2014/15 Discussion N. Dos

Ganso wrote:Rafinha with dat 94% Xavi pass accuracy

Losing one world class talented Alcantara - no problem, producing another.

Rafinha to PSG when?

Rebaño Sagrado wrote:Rafinha to PSG when?

Reported.

I actually like Rafinha more then Thiago... Oh well.

Massive injury for Carlos Vela, not good at all for him or RS

Collblanc wrote:I actually like Rafinha more then Thiago... Oh well.

I prefer fit players too.

zigra wrote:

Collblanc wrote:I actually like Rafinha more then Thiago... Oh well.

I prefer fit players too.

That's another argument for Rafinha...

Ganso wrote:Rafinha with dat 94% Xavi pass accuracy

Seriously, mods should just filter 'passing' as 'Xavi'.

Sentences should read "Rafinha with dat 94% Xavi accuracy "

Rodrigo is the best Alcantara around tbh.

Valkyrja wrote:Rodrigo is the best Alcantara around tbh.

Not sure if you know this but Rodrigo is actually Thiago's and Rafinha's cousin.

BarrileteCosmico wrote:

zigra wrote:

Collblanc wrote:I actually like Rafinha more then Thiago... Oh well.

I prefer fit players too.

That's the only argument for Rafinha...

Thiago will be back, and you will all have to apologize personally, to me and him.

Hapless_Hans wrote:Thiago will be back, and you will all have to apologize personally, to me and him.

No doubt about it. Can't see him getting another long term injury from now on, it's pretty much impossible that he would pick up another injury to his knee ligaments, like seriously, Dr. Müller Wohlfahrt has definitely reconstructed his knee in a way that it's made out of titanium from now on.

And the corruption continues. It's like they aren't even caring at this point how this will pan out.

Refereeing decisions of La Liga 14-15

Round 13
Suarez onside goal wrongfully disallowed. (at 0-0)

Spoiler:

Round 14
Cronaldo gets a penalty from a obvious dive (at 0-0)
Neymar doesn't get from much harder challenge (at 1-1).

Spoiler:

Round 15
Barcelona doesn't get penalty from a obvious handball (at 0-0)

Spoiler:

Round 17
Real Madrid gets penalty from close handball (at 0-0)
Barcelona doesn't get penalty from a much more obvious handball (at 1-0 behind)

Spoiler:

Round 18
Atletico Madrid gets penalty from a clear dive (at 2-0)
Barcelona doesn't get penalty from much harder challenge (at 2-1)

Spoiler:

Round 20
Real Madrid gets penalty from a handball (at 1-1 90min)

Spoiler:

Round 21
Barcelona doesn't get penalty, when Neymar is clearly clipped, and brought down in the area (at 3-2)

Spoiler:

Background for these decisions

Iturralde (retired Spanish ref) - "Most Spanish referees are Real Madrid fans"

Presidents of Real Madrid and RFEF, Florentino Perez and Angel Maria Villar are good friends, and since Perez were chosen Real Madrid president:

Penalties given in Champions League (09-15)
9 Messi
8 Cronaldo

Penalties given in La Liga (09-15)
47 Cronaldo
28 Messi

The disparity of penalties given is huge, and it cannot be explained by tactics, nor rules changes, because only other team is benefiting of them. So what is the logical explanation to this?

Are you trying to say that the penalty against Cordoba wasn't legit?

Don't call me James wrote:

Ganso wrote:Rafinha with dat 94% Xavi pass accuracy

Seriously, mods should just filter 'passing' as 'Xavi'.

Sentences should read "Rafinha with dat 94% Xavi accuracy "

Xaving accuracy

Valkyrja wrote:Are you trying to say that the penalty against Cordoba wasn't legit?

Not the rules Barcelona is playing with.

Harmonica wrote:

Valkyrja wrote:Are you trying to say that the penalty against Cordoba wasn't legit?

Not the rules Barcelona is playing with.

So why are you bringing up that penalty? You forgot how Messi won 2 UCLs ?

Fußball wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:Thiago will be back, and you will all have to apologize personally, to me and him.

No doubt about it. Can't see him getting another long term injury from now on, it's pretty much impossible that he would pick up another injury to his knee ligaments, like seriously, Dr. Müller Wohlfahrt has definitely reconstructed his knee in a way that it's made out of titanium from now on.

wtf is this?! trying to jinx another serious injury? Shame on you

Valkyrja wrote:

Harmonica wrote:

Valkyrja wrote:Are you trying to say that the penalty against Cordoba wasn't legit?

Not the rules Barcelona is playing with.

So why are you bringing up that penalty?

I have to portray the relation to prove a point.

Since Round 13

2 handballs, a penalty for Real Madrid
2 handballs, not penalty for Barcelona

It's the relation which proves this.

Hapless_Hans wrote:

Fußball wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:Thiago will be back, and you will all have to apologize personally, to me and him.

No doubt about it. Can't see him getting another long term injury from now on, it's pretty much impossible that he would pick up another injury to his knee ligaments, like seriously, Dr. Müller Wohlfahrt has definitely reconstructed his knee in a way that it's made out of titanium from now on.

wtf is this?! trying to jinx another serious injury? Shame on you

I'm not at fault for his bad genetics.

Malaga XI: Kameni; Rosales, Weligton, Sergio Sánchez, Boka; Camacho, Darder; Castillejo, Samuel, Juanmi; Javi Guerra

Subs: Ochoa, Amrabat, Ricardo Horta, Recio, Angeleri, Luis Alberto, Miguel Torres



Valencia XI: Alves; Cancelo, Mustafi, Otamendi, Gayá; Parejo, Javi Fuego, Enzo Pérez, André Gomes; Rodrigo, Negredo

Subs: Yoel, Vezo, Filipe Augusto, Lucas Orbán, Paco Alcácer, Barragán, De Paul

Saw bits of the game. Negredo looked awful. Paco should have started from the beginning.

David Moyes attends funeral of Real Sociedad fan killed in a traffic accident

by Tom Conn | Posted on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2015

Real Sociedad manager David Moyes attended the funeral of the 23-year-old fan, IGM, who was killed in a traffic accident on the way to last weekend’s La Liga match against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu.

IGM was involved in a traffic accident shortly before 8am on Saturday morning in the town of Miranda de Ebro on the N-1, where he was a passanger in one of the two vehicles involved in the incident that left five more injured.

Despite the accident taking place just 300 metres from the hospital, emergency personnel were unable to save the young man and he was pronounced dead on the scene, just hours before the match.

The teams then held a moment of silence to honour the fallen fan, as well as wearing black armbands and at his funeral on Monday in the Riberas de Loiola neighborhood of San Sebastian, Moyes took it upon himself to represent the club and express his condolences to the family.

http://www.insidespanishfootball.com/147416/david-moyes-attends-funeral-of-real-sociedad-fan-killed-in-a-traffic-accident/