Match...
Apr. 9th, 2006 | 01:15 pm
Match: Real Madrid V Real Sociedad
Final Score: 1-1 (Goal from Ronnie)
Lineup: Iker, Sergio, Bravo, Mejia, Cicinho, Guti, Zizou, Baptista, Robinho, Raul, Ronnie
Subs: Cassano for Ronnie
Yellows: Zizou, Cicinho, Sergio
Red: Guti
Man, wat a match~ Our player got red-carded again. My iker, pls dun b sad. U haf saved our lives (8 parades) but ur blunder ... ur 2nd blunder i haf seen.. but its alright. pple may blame u but i won't. i won't, ok iker?!
Final Score: 1-1 (Goal from Ronnie)
Lineup: Iker, Sergio, Bravo, Mejia, Cicinho, Guti, Zizou, Baptista, Robinho, Raul, Ronnie
Subs: Cassano for Ronnie
Yellows: Zizou, Cicinho, Sergio
Red: Guti
Man, wat a match~ Our player got red-carded again. My iker, pls dun b sad. U haf saved our lives (8 parades) but ur blunder ... ur 2nd blunder i haf seen.. but its alright. pple may blame u but i won't. i won't, ok iker?!
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Albirex V Tampines
Apr. 8th, 2006 | 01:59 pm
Final Score: 2-2 (Stead (p) & Santi)
NAS and my 'boss' came in the 2nd half.. more private comments at my xanga :x
NAS and my 'boss' came in the 2nd half.. more private comments at my xanga :x
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~Unbeliveable~
Apr. 2nd, 2006 | 05:45 pm
(As Aida in Slamdunk would say) :)
Match: Barcelona vs Real Madrid
Final Score: 1-1 (Ronnie)
Lineup: Iker, Sergio, Cicinho, Bravo, Carlos, Guti, Becks, Zizou, Baptista, Robinho, Ronnie
Subs: Mejia for Robinho, Gravesen for Zizou & Pablo for Guti
What a match~ What an atmosphere~ It's awesome~ It's even awesome even when the referee gave a penalty~ It's even MORE awesome when he gave a red card to Roberto~ A.W.E.S.O.M.E!!!
Anyway, i tot roberto was childish-like, he shouldn't fuss up too much. But the ref was too strict. We got 6 yellows (Mejia, Ronnie, Becks, Guti, Baptista, Carlos) and 1 red (carlos @ 24th min).
Each player is wonderful tonight. Ronnie scored the most impt goal tt helped us drew. Baptista assisted this goal. Becks & Guti defended :) Bravo n Mejia put in their best~ Cicinho was great!! Sergio was good~!! Last but not least, iker was Superb!!! Really, he saved our asses and his performance deserved a big kiss from... me.. nope of cos... from our Mr Beckham *insert mushy things* hahaha.. I'm really happy that was played as a team, u haf to rem tt carlos was red carded at 24th min, tt left us only 10 men til the end of 90th min. Although Barce attacked us so many times, but the final line of defence was so splendid~ (IKER XD) he did tremendously well. :)
Iker, you deserved my MOM ^_^
Match: Barcelona vs Real Madrid
Final Score: 1-1 (Ronnie)
Lineup: Iker, Sergio, Cicinho, Bravo, Carlos, Guti, Becks, Zizou, Baptista, Robinho, Ronnie
Subs: Mejia for Robinho, Gravesen for Zizou & Pablo for Guti
What a match~ What an atmosphere~ It's awesome~ It's even awesome even when the referee gave a penalty~ It's even MORE awesome when he gave a red card to Roberto~ A.W.E.S.O.M.E!!!
Anyway, i tot roberto was childish-like, he shouldn't fuss up too much. But the ref was too strict. We got 6 yellows (Mejia, Ronnie, Becks, Guti, Baptista, Carlos) and 1 red (carlos @ 24th min).
Each player is wonderful tonight. Ronnie scored the most impt goal tt helped us drew. Baptista assisted this goal. Becks & Guti defended :) Bravo n Mejia put in their best~ Cicinho was great!! Sergio was good~!! Last but not least, iker was Superb!!! Really, he saved our asses and his performance deserved a big kiss from... me.. nope of cos... from our Mr Beckham *insert mushy things* hahaha.. I'm really happy that was played as a team, u haf to rem tt carlos was red carded at 24th min, tt left us only 10 men til the end of 90th min. Although Barce attacked us so many times, but the final line of defence was so splendid~ (IKER XD) he did tremendously well. :)
Iker, you deserved my MOM ^_^
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"It's win or win this Saturday"
Mar. 30th, 2006 | 07:42 am
For the fans, for the players, who want to get even after the Bernabéu match, and to secure the second position in the charts. Among others, these are the three motives that compel Iker Casillas to finish the game at the Camp Nou having pocketed the three points. Both him and the remainder of the squad are dying to win.
What did you think of the Benfica-Barcelona match?
Barcelona absolutely dominated Benfica. They had a lot of very clear scoring chances. Barcelona proved it's a great team and that they're a serious candidate to win the Champions League. Benfica's goalkeeper did a really good job. It's 0-0 and I don't think they'll have any problems winning at home. But what I'm really interested in is in winning on Saturday. Fatigue can be a factor when a team plays Wednesday and Saturday, but I think they are quite used to it.
Saturday can help to clear things up, whether positively or negatively for Real Madrid.
We're realistic. Our goal is to win at the Camp Nou to distance ourselves from the teams which are fighting for the second position. So, it's a question of win or win this Saturday. If they defeat us, they will almost certainly be League champions.
Would a win there make up for the season?
Not at all. We want to win for us and to pocket the three points.
Do you also want Barcelona to lose always?
I'm a Madridista since I was a little kid. I wish them all the best, but it's obvious I want them to lose. I have friends there so I respect the club. It's a very healthy rivalry.
Do you think their supporters might stand up and give you an ovation if you play a great game?
I don't know. We'll have to wait and see. Nobody applauded us during the Champions League encounter four years ago. If we play well, then great, but if we don't and we win, that's also great.
Against Deportivo you proved that when there's a will there's a way.
We've had good and poor games. Now you think of the points you lost at home. League championships have to do with regularity. When you play a game, it's always the player that is judged and not the person. Many things are taken into account when you play a team sport.
Logically, the same starting eleven as Deportivo will feature in Barcelona... and that means no Raúl.
Competition for a position is a good thing, but the coach has the final decision. I'm sure that whoever features will be extremely motivated.
Eto'o is always very motivated against Real Madrid.
He's really progressed as a player. I understand him. His style of play really suits Barcelona, since they play really fast. Both him and Ronaldinho are in top form at the moment; it's something that's easy to see on TV. I'm not bothered by the fact that he always scores against me as it doesn't affect me that Torres never does.
How should you play against Barcelona, on equal terms or somewhat more defensively?
I like the team that plays every one of our games.
Are you thirsting for revenge?
It could be a revenge, because we are hurt after the 3-0 at home and the impression we left on the fans. But then you realise it's just another game.
There's two teams, but maybe no referee.
I respect the referees' position. They have the right to demand their pay. Talking things through normally solves them.
Has the ad you did with Ronaldinho improved your relationship with him?
Our relationship has always been good. Outside the pitch we almost never talk football.
What do you think of Figo's declarations about Real Madrid?
I respect all opinions, so there's little I can add. But we have to look ahead. The past lies behind us.
Source: www.realmadrid.com
What did you think of the Benfica-Barcelona match?
Barcelona absolutely dominated Benfica. They had a lot of very clear scoring chances. Barcelona proved it's a great team and that they're a serious candidate to win the Champions League. Benfica's goalkeeper did a really good job. It's 0-0 and I don't think they'll have any problems winning at home. But what I'm really interested in is in winning on Saturday. Fatigue can be a factor when a team plays Wednesday and Saturday, but I think they are quite used to it.
Saturday can help to clear things up, whether positively or negatively for Real Madrid.
We're realistic. Our goal is to win at the Camp Nou to distance ourselves from the teams which are fighting for the second position. So, it's a question of win or win this Saturday. If they defeat us, they will almost certainly be League champions.
Would a win there make up for the season?
Not at all. We want to win for us and to pocket the three points.
Do you also want Barcelona to lose always?
I'm a Madridista since I was a little kid. I wish them all the best, but it's obvious I want them to lose. I have friends there so I respect the club. It's a very healthy rivalry.
Do you think their supporters might stand up and give you an ovation if you play a great game?
I don't know. We'll have to wait and see. Nobody applauded us during the Champions League encounter four years ago. If we play well, then great, but if we don't and we win, that's also great.
Against Deportivo you proved that when there's a will there's a way.
We've had good and poor games. Now you think of the points you lost at home. League championships have to do with regularity. When you play a game, it's always the player that is judged and not the person. Many things are taken into account when you play a team sport.
Logically, the same starting eleven as Deportivo will feature in Barcelona... and that means no Raúl.
Competition for a position is a good thing, but the coach has the final decision. I'm sure that whoever features will be extremely motivated.
Eto'o is always very motivated against Real Madrid.
He's really progressed as a player. I understand him. His style of play really suits Barcelona, since they play really fast. Both him and Ronaldinho are in top form at the moment; it's something that's easy to see on TV. I'm not bothered by the fact that he always scores against me as it doesn't affect me that Torres never does.
How should you play against Barcelona, on equal terms or somewhat more defensively?
I like the team that plays every one of our games.
Are you thirsting for revenge?
It could be a revenge, because we are hurt after the 3-0 at home and the impression we left on the fans. But then you realise it's just another game.
There's two teams, but maybe no referee.
I respect the referees' position. They have the right to demand their pay. Talking things through normally solves them.
Has the ad you did with Ronaldinho improved your relationship with him?
Our relationship has always been good. Outside the pitch we almost never talk football.
What do you think of Figo's declarations about Real Madrid?
I respect all opinions, so there's little I can add. But we have to look ahead. The past lies behind us.
Source: www.realmadrid.com
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Matches...
Mar. 30th, 2006 | 07:31 am
Match: Real vs Deportivo
Final Score: 4-0 (Goals from Hector (o.g), Ronnie, Ramos & Baptista)
Lineup: Iker, Ramos, Bravo, Carlos, Cicinho, Becks, Guti, Baptista, Robinho, Ronnie & Zizou
Subs: Raul for Zizou, Cassano for Ronnie, Gravesen for Guti
Yellows: Guti & Gravesen
Match: Tampines vs Sengkang
Final Score: 3-2
Final Score: 4-0 (Goals from Hector (o.g), Ronnie, Ramos & Baptista)
Lineup: Iker, Ramos, Bravo, Carlos, Cicinho, Becks, Guti, Baptista, Robinho, Ronnie & Zizou
Subs: Raul for Zizou, Cassano for Ronnie, Gravesen for Guti
Yellows: Guti & Gravesen
Match: Tampines vs Sengkang
Final Score: 3-2
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Iker is injured *sobs*
Mar. 26th, 2006 | 11:53 am
Thursday's Training Session
Casillas Only Player Missing
Not even ten hours after returning from Zaragoza, Real Madrid held their first of three training sessions prior to this weekend's Deportivo clash. The only player missing was Casillas, who's recovering from a blow to his left leg. The starting eleven from last night's match at La Romareda did some recovery exercises while the rest of the squad fine tuned their aim and scrimmaged. Raúl Bravo was the only player to train in solitary while Pablo García rejoined his teammates.
Casillas was the Only Player Missing
Real Madrid's starting goalkeeper received a hard blow to his left leg in the final minutes of Sunday's match while jumping against several Zaragoza players. He was able to finish the match, but several hours later the wounded area was inflamed. Therefore, he decided to have the physiotherapists take a look at his leg today and in all likelihood will be ready for the next League match.
MEDICAL REPORT:
Raúl Bravo: Right abductor muscle strain. Medical and physiotherapeutic treatment. Gym work.
Pablo García:Mild sprain of the internal lateral ligament of the left knee. Imminent return to the team.
Jonathan Woodgate:Left legsoleus strain. Imminent return to the team.
Miñambres: Mild left knee sprain.
Casillas: Contusion of the left leg's front tibia muscle. Medical and physiotherapeutic treatment. Gym work.
Source: www.realmadrid.com
~~ My poor Iker... Pls be alright.. >.< it must be very painful... take care Iker~
Casillas Only Player Missing
Not even ten hours after returning from Zaragoza, Real Madrid held their first of three training sessions prior to this weekend's Deportivo clash. The only player missing was Casillas, who's recovering from a blow to his left leg. The starting eleven from last night's match at La Romareda did some recovery exercises while the rest of the squad fine tuned their aim and scrimmaged. Raúl Bravo was the only player to train in solitary while Pablo García rejoined his teammates.
Casillas was the Only Player Missing
Real Madrid's starting goalkeeper received a hard blow to his left leg in the final minutes of Sunday's match while jumping against several Zaragoza players. He was able to finish the match, but several hours later the wounded area was inflamed. Therefore, he decided to have the physiotherapists take a look at his leg today and in all likelihood will be ready for the next League match.
MEDICAL REPORT:
Raúl Bravo: Right abductor muscle strain. Medical and physiotherapeutic treatment. Gym work.
Pablo García:Mild sprain of the internal lateral ligament of the left knee. Imminent return to the team.
Jonathan Woodgate:Left legsoleus strain. Imminent return to the team.
Miñambres: Mild left knee sprain.
Casillas: Contusion of the left leg's front tibia muscle. Medical and physiotherapeutic treatment. Gym work.
Source: www.realmadrid.com
~~ My poor Iker... Pls be alright.. >.< it must be very painful... take care Iker~
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What A Night..
Mar. 24th, 2006 | 11:14 pm
Match: SAF vs Tampines Rovers
Final Score: 2-1 (Goal from Sead)
SAF's stadium is at CCK. Very far from my place. When we reached there, they alrdy started 5 mins. But nvm, worst thing is tt when we goin to settle down, saf scored O_o wtfish? so fast? yeah, NAS showed his bod :X
Final Score: 2-1 (Goal from Sead)
SAF's stadium is at CCK. Very far from my place. When we reached there, they alrdy started 5 mins. But nvm, worst thing is tt when we goin to settle down, saf scored O_o wtfish? so fast? yeah, NAS showed his bod :X
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Draw again O_O
Mar. 23rd, 2006 | 10:19 pm
Match: Real Zaragoza vs Real Madrid
Final Score: 1-1 (Goal from Ronnie)
Lineup: Iker, Ramos, Salgado, Mejia, R.Carlos, Becks, Cicinho, Gravesen, Baptista, Robinho, Ronnie
Subs: Raul for Salgado, Zizou for Robinho
Yellows: Mejia (misses next match), Gravesen, Robinho
MOM: For me, it's Iker cos he saved our day XD
Iker's knee was injured during the clash with a Zaragoza player but luckily it's alright now. Ronnie finally scored. Mejia was terrible X_x I missed the LIVE telecast of this match cos I didn't know they had it today morning >.< i was like wtfish?!! *sigh* luckily there's a repeat just now. Hmm.. tell u a secret.. Iker still looked great *drools*
Match: Tampines vs Happy Valley (AFC)
Final Score: 3-1 (Goals from Aliff, 2 from Alam Shah)
Yeah, NAS scored twice!!! But Mr Tan was absent due to injury problem. *sigh* tml match against SAF.
Final Score: 1-1 (Goal from Ronnie)
Lineup: Iker, Ramos, Salgado, Mejia, R.Carlos, Becks, Cicinho, Gravesen, Baptista, Robinho, Ronnie
Subs: Raul for Salgado, Zizou for Robinho
Yellows: Mejia (misses next match), Gravesen, Robinho
MOM: For me, it's Iker cos he saved our day XD
Iker's knee was injured during the clash with a Zaragoza player but luckily it's alright now. Ronnie finally scored. Mejia was terrible X_x I missed the LIVE telecast of this match cos I didn't know they had it today morning >.< i was like wtfish?!! *sigh* luckily there's a repeat just now. Hmm.. tell u a secret.. Iker still looked great *drools*
Match: Tampines vs Happy Valley (AFC)
Final Score: 3-1 (Goals from Aliff, 2 from Alam Shah)
Yeah, NAS scored twice!!! But Mr Tan was absent due to injury problem. *sigh* tml match against SAF.
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Favorites...
Mar. 19th, 2006 | 08:14 pm
Fav member/song...
w-inds.: Keita Tachibana / Love is Message & Yakusoku no Kakera
Lead: Hiroki / True Romance
FLAME: Yusuke Izaki / My Confession & Fundamental Loop
NewS: Yamapi / LOVE SONG
Arashi: Sho / Tomadoi Nagara
Smap: Takuya Kimura / Sekai no Hana
BSB: Nick Carter / Drowning
Energy: Ady / Di Er Ci Ai Shang Ni
WaT: Teppei / Boku no Kimochi
X-Japan: Tears
Comic Boys: Kingone / Qiu Ai Fu Ke Ban
Fav player...
Manchester United: Cristiano Ronaldo & John O'Shea
Arsenal: Francesc Fabregas
Chelsea: Frank Lampard
Liverpool: Steven Gerrard
West Brom: Junichi Inamoto (LOL)
Bolton: Hidetoshi Nakata
Newcastle: Luque
Middlesbrough: Frank Queudrue & Steward Downing
Hamburg: Rafael van der vaart
AC Milan: Kaka
Barcelona: Ronaldinho
Valencia: Rodriguez Vicente
Alt.Madrid: Fernando Torres
Real Madrid: ALL (Iker, Zizou, Raul, Becks, R,Carlos, Guti)
Tampines Rovers: Noh Alam Shah & Tan Kim Leng (LOL)
~~I duno why I did this.. LOL~~
w-inds.: Keita Tachibana / Love is Message & Yakusoku no Kakera
Lead: Hiroki / True Romance
FLAME: Yusuke Izaki / My Confession & Fundamental Loop
NewS: Yamapi / LOVE SONG
Arashi: Sho / Tomadoi Nagara
Smap: Takuya Kimura / Sekai no Hana
BSB: Nick Carter / Drowning
Energy: Ady / Di Er Ci Ai Shang Ni
WaT: Teppei / Boku no Kimochi
X-Japan: Tears
Comic Boys: Kingone / Qiu Ai Fu Ke Ban
Fav player...
Manchester United: Cristiano Ronaldo & John O'Shea
Arsenal: Francesc Fabregas
Chelsea: Frank Lampard
Liverpool: Steven Gerrard
West Brom: Junichi Inamoto (LOL)
Bolton: Hidetoshi Nakata
Newcastle: Luque
Middlesbrough: Frank Queudrue & Steward Downing
Hamburg: Rafael van der vaart
AC Milan: Kaka
Barcelona: Ronaldinho
Valencia: Rodriguez Vicente
Alt.Madrid: Fernando Torres
Real Madrid: ALL (Iker, Zizou, Raul, Becks, R,Carlos, Guti)
Tampines Rovers: Noh Alam Shah & Tan Kim Leng (LOL)
~~I duno why I did this.. LOL~~
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Tampines VS Sporting Afrique
Mar. 19th, 2006 | 02:52 pm
Wow.. first Africa team to be played in sleague. Final Score: 4-2. :D An exciting match indeed! First LIVE match for this season.