Village Idiot

Funny, we have the same tradition in the Barcelona suburb I grew up in.

Rather, Inzaghi has won them one point. Milan never ever looked to get anything from this game to be completely honest.

Mourinho just outmourinhoed them. Put all attackers on and scored. That's not outmourinhoing though! Madrid keeps its record of never winning at San Siro. (always looking at the bright side, irrelevant game anyway)

Milan are outmourinhoing Mourinho with all that rolling around and timewasting.

Fuck's sake

It's called the European Champions League for a reason you know. I know, and I actually agree with idea, but he will probably get some flack after this result. The problem is that with the cash the likes of Zilina are going to get for making the group phases they will tyrannize their leagues for years.

Pipo Inzaghi, king of the tap in

Seeing Milan *still* betting the house on Inzaghi is downright hilarious

To be fair, Hughes was tosh for Barça.

To be honest, Bale hasn't destroyed that many PL rightbacks this season, his form has been mostly against Inter de Milan in the CL.

Pass an Act of Union, imho.

Atlético have unveiled a new motto, and inscribed it on their dressing room tunnel a la Liverpool http://estaticos03.marca.com/imagenes/2010/11/03/futbol/equipos/atletico/1288776815_0.jpg "To glory through hardship". Fitting, but a bit forced.

EU law. it seems implemented differently in each country though Yes and no. All countries are mandated to accept EU workers as nationals, however how you deal with non-EU nationals outside trade agreements (like the Kolpak one) is up to you, hence your work permit system. In Spain, for example, is much easier to legally immigrate if you're a South American than other non-EU nationalities (helped us get Messi).

EU law.

Cronaldo has scored 50% of Real Madrid's goals so far this season, which is both a good and a bad thing. Messi brings more to the table, imho, with assists and enabling play. Cronaldo tends to hoard his team's attacking play. But I'm partial, of course.

Messi sits on the throne that Xavi builds for him. (just wanted to say that some time...)

Required Positions Left Wing Criteria Must be scary Hence why we tried to sign Ribery!

Our DoF confirmed interest in Bale this morning, actually. Said he hasn't made a bid or anything though. We need a scary left winger, really.

f***ing posts. Should jail them all.

The guy hasn't really stopped playing since 2008. European Championship, Confed Cup, World Cup... all mixed with a regular season where he usually plays 45+ games every year. He's completely knackered and has had to miss a few games this season due to muscle and ligament fatigue. He's won everything with Spain, so it's not that he would leave through the back door...

Málaga rumored to go after Pellegrini after firing Jesualdo Ferreira today.

last minute top corner job? Aye that was perfect, all his pens generally seem to be on the unstoppable side. Yes, that one. His penalty against South Africa in the WC was also amazing. Top corner job too. Really, it's got to the point that I get giddy every time Atlético get a pen.

Forlán scores some scorchers from the spot, like. My favorite is one he scored against Ecuador in injury time in the WC quals. Probably the best penalty taker playing in a big league, imho.

Athletic de Bilbao's new stadium is supposed to have goal music *and* light show. Pure cringe if they really go with it.

Xavi thinking about retiring from international football due to his muscle fatigue problems, according to our press.