what happen with madrid again?
By adhyz82
@adhyz82 (36249)
Indonesia
March 22, 2012 12:38pm CST
after two games only get 1 point, madrid now is only leading 6 points with barcelona..
and with the current situation, it make some of them began to blame anyone..
they started for telling that the referee had coorporated for winning barcelona..
omg..why they don`t focus in their team?
i confuse the reaction of madrid player and coach??
their morale is same..
when they lost, they only had one reason, the referee..
OMG
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6 responses
@Sanitary (3968)
• Singapore
26 Mar 12
Yes, Real madrid is always full of excuses for their loss. They don't take defeat well and instead of reflecting on their performance, they always blame everybody other than themselves. When Real madrid is leading 10points at the summit, i don't heard Jose complaining about the referees. Much as Jose is a good manager, he's nowhere as good as a human, an ordinary person. His ego is way too big to accept defeat. Till the way he leaves, i don't think he can't ever beat Barcelona.
@lakantar (1573)
• Greece
23 Mar 12
I think that in Primera is difficult for a change for this season. The worst thing about primera in the last 3-4 years is the league level. Real and Barcelona get too many points and the rest of the teams are 2-3 levels lower. That's why when I want to watch a foreign League championship match I prefer a premier league match ;)
@adhyz82 (36249)
• Indonesia
23 Mar 12
where do you live??
i think la liga is the interesting league
even it seems only two club,madrid and barcelona, dont underestimate another club like bilbao, atletico madrid, valencia, villareal, and sevilla
want proof?? 3 teams from la liga can qualified in quarter final of european league..
what about premiere league?? nothing
@sjlskl (3382)
• Singapore
23 Mar 12
This is a Mourinho's team and people remembers what the Portuguese usually does. I watched the highlights of the game. Ramos sending off is justified. That tackle alone is worthy of a straight red card. As for Ozil, I am not sure what he was sent off for. The highlights did not show what he did. For the conspiracy theory, thou far-fetched, I think there is an element of truth in it. There are many instances of Barcelona escaping punishment for blatant foul or got free without the appropriate punishment being melted out. There were also many instances of Barcelona's opponents getting punished for things that wasn't a foul or a "card" offence in the first place.
@victorkrish (1614)
• Malaysia
23 Mar 12
I wonder waiting next game for Real Madrid. Will they can maintain the gap or disaster come again to hit them back?
Anything could happen, we cannot simply can predict their game overall. Let's watch together and have a next discussion soon.
@atwilson (540)
• Indonesia
22 Mar 12
i think Madrid has internal problem. If they are still like this, there is a chance for Barca to close. Even, Barca can overtake Madrid in few weeks. One of the match that i am waiting for is el classico. It will determine the real chmpion. Lets see..
@mihaivisan (2)
• Romania
23 Mar 12
Real Madrid has been the most consistent team in Europe this season, when it comes to match performance. No losses in UCL (they qualified from the group stage with maximum points, and so far only got like 4 goals against them), less than 5 losses in Primera (I'm not sure how many), but the thing is... this run cannot last forever. These last 2 draws are as normal as they can be; it's not a setback, it's just the result of them getting complacent with their superb form. Mourinho is a great manager though, and I'm sure he will set the players straight.
