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For the two-legged tie vs Liverpool, Messi should play like a normal player (ie, one that runs at least 10Kms) and also contributes defensively. If he wants that 6th CL for us and a 6th Balon for him, then he must do this.

This is our biggest game since 2015. Our players need to bring on their A game. Beat Liverpool -> Another Treble. These are tired old cliches. Liverpool have very gifted football players who are also at their prime age-wise, which means they can run more than average. We have to deal with...

There's no way this guy goes anywhere but Barca. He is already ours.

:banghead:

Point is, we can afford to lose both this as well as the Celta game and still win the league with ease.

I have defended EV in the past. I cannot defend him tonight. Like I said a million times before. Rest. Every. Single. Fucking. Starting. Player. Especially Suarez & Pique. God damn it!

Oblak is the best, not because he is the best shot stopper, but because he reads the game much better than any other GK I have seen. He is exceedingly good at predicting the most likely trajectory of the shot and is there before it's even attempted. Oblak doesn't have to do the spectacular saves...

Best GK in the world. Easily for me.

In general terms, I agree with you. But I wouldn't say that Spurs are better than Real Madrid, even this season. Spurs are extremely lucky to be in the CL semis, and they have suffered some very bad defeats lately in their own league. As for the bold part, well, we are about to find out.

If you compare the two leagues team for team and position for position, then the only match-up that is clearly in favor of the EPL, would be place 4, Chelsea vs Getafe. In all other positions you have very good match-ups such as Valencia - United at 6 (in fact Valencia were a bit better than Man...

Fuck

Penaldos!

Huesca XI please. Anything else would be idiotic.

Los Che!

Well, this sucks! I expected so much more from Valencia.

Coutinho Suarez Messi Edit: I am being dead serious.

You mean like he did against Huesca?

For the 11 years that Messi has been our number one player, there have been several occasions in which we had great games without him. It seems to me that when the players know that Messi will not be available beforehand, they tend to raise their game. When Messi is on the pitch, our players too...

It was the only thing he did in the half hour he played that was not aimed at him scoring. I was truly baffled by his apparent desire to score in these circumstances just for the sake of a stupid golden boot. We (and by "we", I mean Messi and his teammates) have way bigger fish to fry next week.

I think these guys never get it right. At least that's what used to be the case.