El Classico

Who`s watching? i know it`s on a bit late for you Saf guys?

Messi has scored 8 of the last 16 Barca goals against Real

This is real football not the rubbish that we were fed with earlier today by Liverpool and Man United, two clubs who are have become also rans supported by the deluded and owned by the Americans.

I can't wait to see Messi and Saurez again, what a combination. Im just concerned about one thing Suarez looked a bit peckish in the last game hope he doesn't have a little nibble later :lol:

chicken n chips wrote: This is real football not the rubbish that we were fed with earlier today by Liverpool and Man United, two clubs who are have become also rans supported by the deluded and owned by the Americans.

I've got to pull you on this Chicken.
If you prefer stop/start football with a lot of feigning injury,yellow cards,free kicks to a tough,physical,no quarter given Premier League game,then that is your prerogative.

But to say it was rubbish is far of the mark,I thought United were superb in that first half and I'm one of their biggest critics.

Little snippet of info for you Chicken,it is estimated that 450 million people will watch the El Classico worldwide and 700 million people will have watched the Liverpool v United game.
They can't all be wrong.
PL over Primera all day long.

since Mourinho has left Real these matches have improved 10 fold DTF. Just watch tonight there will be no diving etc Did you see what your mate called your club? I am biting back on your behalf. Remember the United match kicked off at a good time for Europe, AAfrica and Asia. Americans were coming home so they watched as well. Tonights match sees NZ,Australia going to work when it kicks off, and Asia and the Far East asleep thus the difference in viewing figures

I have gone 2-2, 3-2, 4-2, 4-3, 5-3 to Real.

Chicken, you offering odds on that "no diving" tonight claim?

3-1 either way. But, Barca looked pretty impressive imo in midweek though that may be in part down to City

Chicken,it was 8-30am in America when Liverpool kicked off.
I thought I was only one that got home at that time on a Sunday morning.
PL is bigger than any league for viewing figures,you can't argue that fact.
They may not have best teams for now but games are far more entertaining on average.

davetheflower wrote: Chicken,it was 8-30am in America when Liverpool kicked off.
I thought I was only one that got home at that time on a Sunday morning.
PL is bigger than any league for viewing figures,you can't argue that fact.
They may not have best teams for now but games are far more entertaining on average.[/quote

0830 in Eastern States add 0330 in the West.
PL definitely has the biggest viewing figures by far and is the most exciting to watch but not the best technically.

Ramos to score first goal 40/1 and to score anytime 10/1
Bale to score first and 3-2, 175/1

Danni Alves,Marcelo,Neymar and Ramos to be carded.

Luis Suarez to go down clutching he's face at least once.

Barcelona to win by two clear goals.