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Barcelona's Messi's Rolling about on the ground like a girl

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What goes around, comes around Jose. Will never forget the theatrics of his Porto team in the UEFA Cup Final against Celtic. :angry:

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YES...what goes around comes around.

Anyone remember Robben against Liverpool? :shades:

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..and the way Del Horno was targetting him, he wasn't going to stay on the full 90.

And its Chelsea.

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Mourinho's post match interview was a hoot. Spat the dummy big time. Want's the game to be replayed.

:baby: :cry:

What goes around comes around Jose. :D

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John Sludden wrote: What goes around, comes around Jose. Will never forget the theatrics of his Porto team in the UEFA Cup Final against Celtic. :angry:

POT,KETTLE,BLACK:abovelol: :abovelol: :abovelol:

ARTMEDIA BRATISLAVA- NOW THAT'S A TEAM:thumb:

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The Horno and Messi were both rolling about.

Special One seemed to not remember about Del Horn's roll though in the post match interview.

Lampard looked outclassed when he went anywhere near Ronaldinho.

Pitch played great and didn't affect Barca.

But, is that Barca kit the worst of all time?? i know Man City have had some bad fluro kits in the past, but this was the worst.

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It's not often I feel sorry for Chelski, but ... um, nope, I still don't feel sorry for Chelski.

Poetic Justice, I think the phrase is.

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What an enjoyable match to watch :evil4:

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Question from me is, was Del Horno dismissed for violent conduct or serious foul play? That could be the key to any decision about the card being overturned and no suspension applied.

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how can mourinho complain about messi "play acting" after what robben did to get reina sent off in the liverpool match?

he's a wanker, he seems to have forgotten robben's dirty cheating antics in the liverpool game...

convenient, eh?

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yup, what goes around comes around.

that messi is a decent talent though, even jose had to admit it.

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Al Jarvis wrote: It's not often I feel sorry for Chelski, but ... um, nope, I still don't feel sorry for Chelski.

Poetic Justice, I think the phrase is.

I couldn't agree more!

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oldmonkey wrote: Question from me is, was Del Horno dismissed for violent conduct or serious foul play? That could be the key to any decision about the card being overturned and no suspension applied.

Sky Sports had it listed as a 'Professional Foul' last night. :wtf:

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Al Jarvis wrote:

oldmonkey wrote: Question from me is, was Del Horno dismissed for violent conduct or serious foul play? That could be the key to any decision about the card being overturned and no suspension applied.

Sky Sports had it listed as a 'Professional Foul' last night. :wtf:

That'd be about right! There is no such category, all "professional fouls" are entered on the ref's report as Serious Foul Play. Having seen it several times, there was nothing remotely professional about any of it, particularly the playacting!

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Messi hits back- I don't do theatre. DelHorno charged me with bad intent. Mourinho-'am so proud of my players for fighting the way they did.'

bad news over to Sissoko's eye. ouch.

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What a great thread, Mike :clap: :clap:

What a a complete muppet Messi is. Couldn't even score against Chelsea, even from the penalty spot!:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

What a girl Messi is.

He didn't look at all happy tonight. Diddumms:rofl: :rofl:

As for Terry, he didn't succeed in paying off the Mafia by trying to throw the game:lol:

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Diddumms

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Do you think Messi would have scored that penalty if he owned a nice shed?

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