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I don't disagree with you mate. Having watched both of those, I just think out of the two RM are the ones with a small vulnerability that could be exploited whereas with Barca, it's hard to see the chink the armour.Silva is the new gold said:strongbowholic said:Real are definitely beatable. Great team as they are, there are times they don't appear cohesive and a team playing on the counter could hurt them.
I think on the occasions we go defensive, I think we are probably the best equipped team in the Premier League to play against Barca in a bid to get a result. However, I think we (as well as the rest of English football) are still a huge distance behind that team and getting a result against Barca is probably beyond us currently.
I'd agree we are probably the best equipped to deal with Barca but how can you say Real are beatable. In a knockout tournament Real are the one team that will almost definitely put us out. They have some brilliant players and the best manager in the world. He is the master of mind games (see Gaurdiola losing it last year) and the master of organisation. Unitl the ref decided that he wanted Barca to go through last year, the "best team ever" could quite simply not get through Madrid. They were fast running out of ideas and as usual resorted to cheating.