Comments | schweinsty: And that's that.

schweinsty

And that's that.

Nov 29, 2010 19:03

*Sigh*

First things first:
greenpixiehair, congrats. :). I'll never agree anyone should see Ozil cry, but Barca was by far the better team today, and y'all deserved the win. Messi was good, and bb Bojan played well for the bit he was in, from what I saw :). Oh, and Puyol was quite classy after the match, so props to your skipper.

( Alrighty then. Warning: I do emo a bit, and am dramatic. )

life is okay, let's talk about our feelings, soccer, football, real madrid completes my life, lemme share with the class

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greenpixiehair November 30 2010, 02:33:52 UTC

You are a darling, classy person. And I never really meant it, about Ozil, I hope he didn't cry. I would give him hugs if he did. You guys had some possession issues but I totally thought Ronaldo was courageous and kept trying too, kudos to him, and Pepe as well, actually. I mean, this RM team hasn't being playing together very long. When it comes to that quick passing in the midfield... some of those Barca players have been playing together since they were like 16. Also Mourinho was all class after. Well done him.

I can't even be annoyed at Ramos (but my god towards the end I just wanted Messi off that pitch, no matter how happy he and Xavi made me today, while he still had some bones left). Is the Puyol being classy thing about him saying no hard feelings?

schweinsty November 30 2010, 02:49:55 UTC

Aww, I know you didn't mean it any more than I did for Bojan - I was just teasing :D. Much as I would *like* all of you Barca fans to be ogres so I could vent at you, I'm sure you'd say the same if Barca had lost.

Oh, and speaking of hugs...I am very proud of Ronaldo, Pepe, and Marcelo, generally, I just wish it had all worked better. :P. And Mourinho's post-match interview made me so proud. I'm sure we'll come back swinging next Saturday :) - and you are definitely right about us still being new as a team. Heck, so many of the players haven't been there more than a year or two, and of today's players, Ozil, Khedira, Carvalho, and Di Maria are all brand new. I think, once we snap back from this and get back on track, we'll be stronger and, hopefully, on the road towards being a more cohesive team ( ... )

greenpixiehair November 30 2010, 03:29:34 UTC

JFC XAVI YOU GLORIOUS MAD-EYED HOBBIT-GOD JUST GIVE BAMBI HIS DAMN HUG. NO ONE CAN RESIST IT'S OK JUST DO IT.

Mourinho has always said the team is a work in progress, and he's upfront about that so maybe this will, in some way, help force people together? Fire-forged on pitch alliances, etc? And like you said, there are some RM players who can really walk away proud of themselves from this game, even if they don't feel it right now.

Ohhh Sergio. The thing is I am very fond of him, I think he's a hot tempered sweetheart, so when he fouled MY BABY (I am irrational and hysterical when it comes to some players, sorry), pushed Puyol to the ground and slapped Xavi, I was kind of incredulous in a "WHY YOU TRYING TO MAKE ME ANGRY AT YOU ;_;" kinda way. But to my own surprise all I felt was mildly disappointed. I'm sure they'll all work it out, no hate. Although I have a tiny bit of hate for Carvalho after this game which no doubt I will get over eventuallyI want to see how they portray all this in crackovia. Especially since the same ( ... )