Physicality doesn't mean much without technique and skill. And technique and skill can overcome physicality as Barcelona have proven time and time again.
we saw Valencia play in Stoke in a cold February day last year, and they played Stoke off the pitch.This has been said many times but I would love to see Barce play Stoke @ Britannia in january
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I agree, thats why this hype about Neymar should die down, brazilian players end up disappointing, The one that hurt me the most was Adriano, he waswhen he came to Inter and was on the road to legend status, but I guess he didnt want it bad enough,women and partying derailed him, what a waste, all the money and allocates he could have got
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we saw Valencia play in Stoke in a cold February day last year, and they played Stoke off the pitch.
yeah, Barca are about 100 times better.It's not the same![]()
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I agree, thats why this hype about Neymar should die down, brazilian players end up disappointing, The one that hurt me the most was Adriano, he waswhen he came to Inter and was on the road to legend status, but I guess he didnt want it bad enough,women and partying derailed him, what a waste, all the money and allocates he could have got
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God i hate Stoke. They could improve the PL by getting relegated.
Yeah they boo the sick and infirm but Stoke are a very effective team who produce results be damned what aesthetes and self-titled sophisticates of the 'beautiful game' may think.
Chivas USA came real close to securing the star player that their fans have been yearning for during their recent stretch of playoff futility in MLS.
Argentine star midfield Juan Román Riquelme was set to become the face of Chivas USA and follow his compatriot, Carlos Bianchi, who was to take over the coaching reins.
However, Bianchi has since taken over at Boca Juniors in Argentina and Chivas USA proceeded to name Mexico native José Luis Sánchez Solá as manager.
At least that's the story that Riquelme himself revealed to Argentine outlet TyC Sports on Saturday (listen to the Spanish-language radio interview here at the 1:30 mark).
“Ten days before [Bianchi] went to Boca, he invited me to his house to go with him to Los Angeles because he was going to be coach of Chivas in Los Angeles," Riquelme said. "And I told him that I’d be going to Los Angeles with him and that there was no problem [on my end]. And then 10 days later, he came to an agreement with Boca.”