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La Liga 2019/20

Mirth

One of the best goals I've seen. The build up, innovation, awareness - 10/10

Big Willie

Seen this one goal on snapchat this week from one of the european leagues Ukrain or some kind of league but it was an amazing quick passing goal that destroyed the defence. Can't for the life of me remember who was playing or which country though.

jones

Quincy Abeyie wrote:
Some outrageous goals in the Barca game.

This one from Messi:
https://streamvi.com/watch.php?video=1575749924

But this from Suarez is even more impressive:
https://streamvi.com/watch.php?video=1575751468

Theres actually somehow curve on that backheel. Outrageous stuff seriously

Big Willie

Jones help us out and find the goal I'm looking for.

jones

I'd like to but "Ukraine or something" isn't much to go by, plus I don't even know what the goal looked like

QuincyAbeyie

Jones find it.

Big Willie

Jones, you're our resident European expert who watches 10,000 games a weekend. If you can't get thus then no one can. Find it for us.

It was a proper oassing move through the middle towards the goal on the left side of the screen. One touch stuff all the way to the box for a simple finish but rhe build-up was quality

jones

Only recent thing I could think of, it's Swiss not Ukrainian and on the other side of the screen but you're going to take it and you're going to like it.

What are you doing on Snapchat anyway when you must be pushing 40 these days isn't that app for 16 year olds.

Big Willie

jones wrote:

Only recent thing I could think of, it's Swiss not Ukrainian and on the other side of the screen but you're going to take it and you're going to like it.

What are you doing on Snapchat anyway when you must be pushing 40 these days isn't that app for 16 year olds.

Play was going in that direction but no, unfortunately that wasn't it. Lovely goal though.

For a second I thought you managed to find it. would have bowed down before your immense football knowledge, but alas you're nothing more than a glorified Savz.

Edit: Oh and snapchat is great for laughs at some of the shit people post up. Big Will still looking under 40? I'll happily take that.

Claudius

Odegaard was everything against Barcelona. Hard to believe how young he is given how he’s able to control games against experienced, high quality teams. It’s not just his passing, but his close control as well. Has a bit of the Iscos about him. I imagine he’ll move ahead of that man in the rotation next year, which should make Isco available to us if we don’t mind that he’s going on 28. Could be a useful Mesut replacement.

QuincyAbeyie

Seeing that the loan is originally scheduled for two years, I'd rather stay put if I was him. Might be tempted to go back to Madrid of course, but if he won't play regularly I hope he doesn't.

flobaba

Barcelona actually played Real Madrid today...

Klaus

And a boring match it was.

arsedocmd

Watched the first half. Madrid acquitted themselves quite well.

QuincyAbeyie

Is this real? 😆

flobaba

Yes it is. That’s Ray Hudson. He runs co-commentary for Beinsports - usually La Liga games. His use of superlatives, outlandish adjectives and analogies to describe players and plays are legendary. It does take some getting used to, but you become fond of him after a while, and eventually you just smile at his infectious excitement and enthusiasm for the game.

Bryant

No that's not Ray Hudson. Rongen was subbing in for Hudson for yesterday's game.

This Rongen is the same US coach that thought Neven Subotic wasn't good enough for the US under 20's and pushed him to Serbia and said Messi has a low football IQ.

flobaba

I’ve never heard of this Rongen guy. His squealing doesn’t sound too different from Ray Hudson’s.

QuincyAbeyie

flobaba wrote:
Yes it is. That’s Ray Hudson. He runs co-commentary for Beinsports - usually La Liga games. His use of superlatives, outlandish adjectives and analogies to describe players and plays are legendary. It does take some getting used to, but you become fond of him after a while, and eventually you just smile at his infectious excitement and enthusiasm for the game.

Ray Hudson's use of superlatives and analogies can be pretty cringeworthy, but it also adds entertainment value so I agree that the pros outweigh the cons.

spacemanspiff

Ray Hudson is tremendous.

Light up a joint and sit back the next Barca match on Fox Sports or whatever. There will be some real pearls there

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