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I only celebrate when we beat strong sides, or when we play orgasmic football like we did against Valencia the past week. OK, the Carling Cup is better than nothing, but it's not major is it? The FA Cup is certainly better, and I would consider the EL as being 1000 times more prestigious than...

True that.

Had his moments, but our confused line-up and lack of intensity/incentive spoiled his efforts.

True words from the man.

None. We were disinterested tonight.

I mean, it's OK to celebrate, but dude come on, it's the freakin' League Cup.

Liverpool players think they have just won the CL. :lol:

Pep is staying. You can quote me on this.

Who kept him back exactly?

His goalscoring record is highly flattering. For both club and country. Could not get a kick when in Madrid or Milan.

If he were 20cm taller, people would quickly forget about Michael Jordan.

I know you face serious difficulties in understanding the game of football (see your attitude towards Cesc) but getting into conversations with Viva is just really beneath you.

Aguero is just awesome. One of my top 5 players outside Barca.

Athletic need a victory tonight. It will not be easy.

It's not that refs make mistakes in La Liga. It's that they want to help Madrid. The Mallorca disallowed goal could not have possibly been a mistake for example. The Mallorcan player starts clearly behind the midfield line, plus there is a Madrid defender clearly and comfortably playing him...

Even though I have been disgusted by the amount of help you get from the refs this season, and despite the fact that you are managed by the biggest clown in the universe, and you can also add the fact that Di Maria's diving makes Biscuits look like Messi (never dives) I am actually a bit sad to...

Not only that, but had it been La Liga, that goal they conceded would barely stand any chance of being allowed. Every controversial (and many times not even that) call in La Liga goes their way. I just loved the expression on Madridista faces whenever the Dutch ref yellow-carded them.

Fernando Torres is a monument to the fragile condition of the football player. One knee or muscle goes a bit wrong, and you turn from a demi-God, to a global laughing stock.

Great players are usually clueless about football. There is a massive difference between being great in football in the immanent sense, and understanding football on an abstract level.

Take out penaldos, and Penaldo is even further screwed.