[CL] Champions League 2012/13 (7 Viewers)
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protesting in those circumstances is natural even if Ches makes a good point too. Either way, the opposing players protesting isn't proof for the goal being invalid.
I keep rewatching this and can't see any contact between Zapata's hand and the ball - not even after it hits him in the face as the angular momentum (in short, direction of rotation) of the ball on its way to the ground never changes and it would have had he handled it towards Boateng.
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wasn't sure if anyone outside the US would catch the "short bus" reference
I keep rewatching this and can't see any contact between Zapata's hand and the ball - not even after it hits him in the face as the angular momentum (in short, direction of rotation) of the ball on its way to the ground never changes and it would have had he handled it towards Boateng.
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You're on fire since your win last night 
wasn't sure if anyone outside the US would catch the "short bus" reference
Barcelona midfielder Xavi Hernandez has praised Milan after the Rossoneri defeat the Spanish side 2-0 in the Champions League last night.
Goals from Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari gave the San Siro side a 2-0 first-leg lead against the Blaugrana.
And the Spain international has conceded that it will be tough to overcome Massimiliano Allegri's men in the second game.
“We let in two goals that could have been avoided,” he told reporters. “The result is a very bad one, but this team has never given up.
“In the second half we did not play as we normally do, whereas Milan had the game of their dreams.
“We know it's not going to be easy to get through to the next round, but we will try.
“We have to be more united than ever.”
Giving no credit to the opposition, typical Barca class
Goals from Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari gave the San Siro side a 2-0 first-leg lead against the Blaugrana.
And the Spain international has conceded that it will be tough to overcome Massimiliano Allegri's men in the second game.
“We let in two goals that could have been avoided,” he told reporters. “The result is a very bad one, but this team has never given up.
“In the second half we did not play as we normally do, whereas Milan had the game of their dreams.
“We know it's not going to be easy to get through to the next round, but we will try.
“We have to be more united than ever.”
Giving no credit to the opposition, typical Barca class
JFG™;4064618 said:
Barcelona midfielder Xavi Hernandez has praised Milan after the Rossoneri defeat the Spanish side 2-0 in the Champions League last night.
Goals from Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari gave the San Siro side a 2-0 first-leg lead against the Blaugrana.
And the Spain international has conceded that it will be tough to overcome Massimiliano Allegri's men in the second game.
“We let in two goals that could have been avoided,” he told reporters. “The result is a very bad one, but this team has never given up.
“In the second half we did not play as we normally do, whereas Milan had the game of their dreams.
“We know it's not going to be easy to get through to the next round, but we will try.
“We have to be more united than ever.”
Giving no credit to the opposition, typical Barca class
Goals from Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari gave the San Siro side a 2-0 first-leg lead against the Blaugrana.
And the Spain international has conceded that it will be tough to overcome Massimiliano Allegri's men in the second game.
“We let in two goals that could have been avoided,” he told reporters. “The result is a very bad one, but this team has never given up.
“In the second half we did not play as we normally do, whereas Milan had the game of their dreams.
“We know it's not going to be easy to get through to the next round, but we will try.
“We have to be more united than ever.”
Giving no credit to the opposition, typical Barca class
. Barca virtually had a full strength squad, while Milan were playing two players in midfield coming off injury lay-offs and some guy called Constant, they probably couldn't find much on even if they googled him. All that to top off a rather underwhelming roster in general.Good thing for Milan this is a team sport, though.
Milan will absolutely bus their goal in the 2nd leg. And I don't mean like a school bus or something. I mean like this:
I don't think Barca has a chance against this.
I don't think Barca has a chance against this.
Barcelona: 805 passes one single shot on Abbiati 
GDS didn't rate two players today, Troare because he played very few minutes and Abbiati because he was never tested.
Messi's record vs Good tough defenders
Barcelona in 2nd half having to watch some Tiki taka themselves
Grande GRANDE Milan. Having quiet Barcelona glory hunters fans around me was too fvcking good.
GDS didn't rate two players today, Troare because he played very few minutes and Abbiati because he was never tested.
Messi's record vs Good tough defenders
Barcelona in 2nd half having to watch some Tiki taka themselves
Grande GRANDE Milan. Having quiet Barcelona glory hunters fans around me was too fvcking good.
Forza Italian teams(excluding Merda who i hate so much,so it's fine for them to win and get points for Italy,but never Forza them) in europe!!!
I do care about it,and even more i hate Barca and all this Messi-is-the-best-ever crap along with the La - i beat you 8-0 -Liga.
So yes bravo Milan,i'm happy for them,and i hope they park the bus together with all coaches and Allegri,and Galliani on the goal line and knock Barca out.
that would be great,and serves us as well
Forza Serie-A,Forza tight defense that Barca again struggle against!
well, it's typical Xavi too even if he is not too far off with that "game of their dreams" thing - I am still chuckling looking at the starting line-ups for both teams in that game and the final outcome . Barca virtually had a full strength squad, while Milan were playing two players in midfield coming off injury lay-offs and some guy called Constant, they probably couldn't find much on even if they googled him. All that to top off a rather underwhelming roster in general.
Good thing for Milan this is a team sport, though.
. Barca virtually had a full strength squad, while Milan were playing two players in midfield coming off injury lay-offs and some guy called Constant, they probably couldn't find much on even if they googled him. All that to top off a rather underwhelming roster in general.Good thing for Milan this is a team sport, though.
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Why is that disgusting?Im a juve fan and i was cheering for Milan
Barcelona midfielder Xavi Hernandez has praised Milan after the Rossoneri defeat the Spanish side 2-0 in the Champions League last night.
Goals from Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari gave the San Siro side a 2-0 first-leg lead against the Blaugrana.
And the Spain international has conceded that it will be tough to overcome Massimiliano Allegri's men in the second game.
“We let in two goals that could have been avoided,” he told reporters. “The result is a very bad one, but this team has never given up.
“In the second half we did not play as we normally do, whereas Milan had the game of their dreams.
“We know it's not going to be easy to get through to the next round, but we will try.
“We have to be more united than ever.”
Giving no credit to the opposition, typical Barca class
Goals from Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari gave the San Siro side a 2-0 first-leg lead against the Blaugrana.
And the Spain international has conceded that it will be tough to overcome Massimiliano Allegri's men in the second game.
“We let in two goals that could have been avoided,” he told reporters. “The result is a very bad one, but this team has never given up.
“In the second half we did not play as we normally do, whereas Milan had the game of their dreams.
“We know it's not going to be easy to get through to the next round, but we will try.
“We have to be more united than ever.”
Giving no credit to the opposition, typical Barca class
