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  1. 9th February 2009 02:36 PM #1
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    Default Barca internationals

    FC Barcelona players that are involved in friendlies this week:


    Marquez (Mexico-USA)

    Alves (Brazil-Italy)

    Iniesta, Xavi, Piqué, Busquets (Spain-England)

    Keita (Mali-Angola)

    Messi, Henry, Abidal (France-Argentina)

    Gudjohnsen (Lichtenstein-Iceland)

    Toure (Turkey-Ivory Coast)

    Caceres (Libya-Uruguay)

    Eto (Cameroon-Guinea)

    Bojan (Spain u21-Norway)
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  2. 9th February 2009 05:18 PM #2
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    Thanx for the info.

    I´m looking forward to watch these 2:

    Iniesta, Xavi, Piqué, Busquets (Spain-England)

    Messi, Henry, Abidal (France-Argentina)

    Plus I'll definatley watch the Uruguay match to see how our Cáceres plays ..
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  3. 9th February 2009 08:52 PM #3
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    Abidal Vs. Messi .. This will be interesting to watch
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  4. 10th February 2009 11:37 AM #4
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    Don`t expect Messi to be spared vs. France. Maradona said he wan`t Messi to prove himself :bangHead:
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    Guess what... Reading AS I came across a nice historic record.

    I haven`t thought about it before but seems like FC Barcelona is the club that gave the most Spain`s internationals in the history of La Selección.

    FC Barcelona: 118
    Real Madrid: 113


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  6. 10th February 2009 12:00 PM #6
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    Catalans are just more talented

    Brazil - Italy tonight !! Go Alves !!!
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  7. 10th February 2009 06:20 PM #7
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    Can anyone put live stream link of U21 Spain vs Norway?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiki#8 View Post
    Can anyone put live stream link of U21 Spain vs Norway?
    http://www.rojadirecta.com/justin/tvesp

    (There are 2 more on rojadirecta.org if that one fails)
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  9. 10th February 2009 08:45 PM #9
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    Brazil vs. Italy was such a good match, excellent football, it was far from a friendly 2-0 with Elano scoring the first, and Robinho scoring an EXCELLENT second goal (must watch) .. Ronaldinho surprizingly controlled the midfield very well, he played the whole 90 minutes and was doing a 'Xavi-like' imitation.

    Julio Cesar deserves a 10 rating, stopped everything tonight, denied Toni from point blank range, and then saved a good freekick by Grosso and just kept everything out of the net. Our player Alves came in minute 69' for Elano and played as a right midfielder. Put it a few crosses, but was quiet the rest of the time. To sum it all up: Italy got owned by some brilliant Brazilian football. :smile:

    P.S - Sorry for the messy recap, this is all just what I saw first hand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Evil View Post
    Brazil vs. Italy was such a good match, excellent football, it was far from a friendly 2-0 with Elano scoring the first, and Robinho scoring an EXCELLENT second goal (must watch) .. Ronaldinho surprizingly controlled the midfield very well, he played the whole 90 minutes and was doing a 'Xavi-like' imitation.

    Julio Cesar deserves a 10 rating, stopped everything tonight, denied Toni from point blank range, and then saved a good freekick by Grosso and just kept everything out of the net. Our player Alves came in minute 69' for Elano and played as a right midfielder. Put it a few crosses, but was quiet the rest of the time. To sum it all up: Italy got owned by some brilliant Brazilian football. :smile:

    P.S - Sorry for the messy recap, this is all just what I saw first hand.
    Thanx mate, I was out playing some indoor football so missed it entirely
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  11. 10th February 2009 10:15 PM #11
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    Goals here :

    http://www.boxofficefootball.com/blo...ly-live-today/
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    Thanx, I liked both goals. Real Madrid really did a good job by selling Robinho :laugh:
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    We could really use someone like him on the left wing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Evil View Post
    We could really use someone like him on the left wing.
    Now that would be something! Robinho-Eto-Messi up front.
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    We´ll have REM again
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