Real Madrid (A) | Post Match Thread

Haaland94 said:


What is this? Alfie got kicked out? Haha, bitter CUNTS!
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I saw the reports last night and knew straight away the “throwing food at RM fans” was the soft Madridista cunts getting some popcorn or nuts on them when Alfie celebrated Kev’s goal, after giving all manner of abuse to Alfie and his entourage throughout the match. They then decided to complain as if Alfie was abusing them and the RM staff were more than happy to make a big production of him being removed. The precious, petty twats.

They are some of softest, snidest, most arrogant, privileged supporters in the world—with a hypocritical, corrupt, and juvenile club behind them—and I have nothing but contempt for them, especially after a few run-ins with those cunts in Zaragoza when we were still in La Liga (before they pilfered out squad and academy for peanuts, using Bayern tap-up tactics, which partially contributed to our fall from top flight).

They can all fuck right off to their shite hipster haciendas that their parent’s lease to them for hugs and kisses.
 
SebastianBlue said:
I saw the reports last night and knew straight away the “throwing food at RM fans” was the soft Madridista cunts getting some popcorn or nuts on them when Alfie celebrated Kev’s goal, after giving all manner of abuse to Alfie and his entourage throughout the match. They then decided to complain as if Alfie was abusing them and the RM staff were more than happy to make a big production of him being removed. The precious, petty twats.

They are some of softest, snidest, most arrogant, privileged supporters in the world—with a hypocritical, corrupt, and juvenile club behind them—and I have nothing but contempt for them, especially after a few run-ins with those cunts in Zaragoza when we were still in La Liga (before they pilfered out squad and academy for peanuts, using Bayern tap-up tactics, which partially contributed to our fall from top flight).

They can all fuck right off to their shite hipster haciendas that their parent’s lease to them for hugs and kisses.
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Don’t hold back… ;-)
 
blue cigar said:
I can see foden for Bernie in the return,for extra pace, jack will be more positive and attack his fullback and we absolutely have to try and contain modric, everything of note involves that ****.
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In my opinion our best front 3 is Grealish, Haaland and Foden. Foden has had a stop start season so far, but is looking fit and back to his best recently and would do a defensive job on their left back who looks a dangerous player, as well as giving him plenty to think about going forward. Only decision then would be Bernie or Gundogan alongside Rodri.
 
Idiots at work and friends keep texting me saying our goal should have stood and I keep saying “ send me evidence why “ ??

They keep sending that cartoon photo someone on the Madrid pay roll made for bein sports hours after that match..

Madness to me people can’t see it’s to crank pressure on uefa and refs for next week.

I keep asking people to send evidence which isn’t this graphic design and they can’t Lol.
 
hgblue said:
In my opinion our best front 3 is Grealish, Haaland and Foden. Foden has had a stop start season so far, but is looking fit and back to his best recently and would do a defensive job on their left back who looks a dangerous player, as well as giving him plenty to think about going forward. Only decision then would be Bernie or Gundogan alongside Rodri.
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Pep will play the same team in midfield and attack that demolished Bayern and Arsenal.

Both Gundo and Bernardo are guaranteed to start if fit.

Foden has pace but lacks the experience and intelligence of Gundo and Bernie. Of course, if he scores 3 goals at Everton, Pep may reconsider...But then he will start him at the expense of Grealish, not of Gundo and Bernie.
 
Some of the negativity on this thread is unbelievable
Yes it would have been lovely to thump them by three goals but RM are a very good team when they put their minds to it and fully focus. Their defence was like ours last night and played really well
We're at half time in a CL semi final with the second half at our gaff, so we hold the advantage
However, sometimes playing away from home suits this lot (thinking of Chelsea last season and Liverpool this) so I'm expecting a similar first half to the one we witnessed last night
Scoring first will be critical

COYB
 
I think he’ll go same team again except maybe Ake if fit, although that’s unlikely. Think he’ll want to keep Foden, Alvarez and Mahrez fresh in case we go to extra time.
 
I don’t understand how any fans can not be happy with that result last night. To get a draw at the Bernabeau is not to be sniffed at and whilst we were not at our best, I still thought it was a decent performance especially 1st half. Obviously there is still some work to be done, but our home record in the CL is excellent and Madrid know there ia lot more to come from City.
 
bobbyowenquiff said:
The way the media just ignored the Rudiger one is terrible. He went in full force onto the side of Gundo's head and neck. At the last second Rudiger changed his body position and used his elbow to smash into Gundo. It was skilful and deliberate and very clear on the slow motion playback. It was not an accidental collision. People playing rugby have been paralysed and even killed in these sorts of incidents. It has been airbrushed out of history by TV and the press.
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In RU that would have been a send off , he’s a powerful man , Gundos not soft he was sparkled !!
I hope next week we get a a better ref and var support,
They will be dirty if they start to lose ,they’ll be gunning again for , KdB, Eerling , Jack, Gundo again,
we all know City can’t afford to loose any with the rundown to PL Crown ,
 
Withnail said:
I don’t understand how any fans can not be happy with that result last night. To get a draw at the Bernabeau is not to be sniffed at and whilst we were not at our best, I still thought it was a decent performance especially 1st half. Obviously there is still some work to be done, but our home record in the CL is excellent and Madrid know there ia lot more to come from City.
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T'is the BM way. I'm with you; it was a fantastic result. They're the reigning CL champions, playing in their own backyard. And they went one up. To get a draw out of that is no mean feat.
 
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