Ps.: Xerez was just promoted from the Spanish SECOND­ Division . That probably explains Ronaldo's sudden­ scoring explosion . He did the same thing in the EPL­ when Manchester United faced some of the many mediocre­ bottom of the table opponents !!

That's very wise 15. I dont have a problem with­ barca. As a Madrid fan am happy for their succes last­ season no hard feelings.
I remember the 2004/2005­ season when all madridistas stood up for Ronaldinho in­ the 3 - 0 win at bernabeu.

But i do have a problem­ with the fans who have not respect for the club and­ themselves. I am happy cos. if this indonoob or­ whatever gets in trouble for barca's sake barca­ wont come to his aid.

Promote your club in a positive­ way and not cause trouble. Barca fans making negative­ comments got no brain. Madrid is not at war with barca.­ For the good of the game!

@5: Someone who says that Real Madrid´s Champions­ League group is the weakest of the competition only­ proves that knows nothing about football. Real Madrid,­ AC Milan, Olympic Marseille... are famous names of­ football teams. That´s your first lesson. You´ll need­ quite a lot more to say you´ve got some­ knowlegde.

@Idiotnoob: I find your­ "Barça-is-angelic,-Madrid-is-evil" quest­ pathetic. Madrid is heterogenous, as Barcelona is.­ Don´t talk of Madrid like the whole city was a group of­ ill fascist that are torturing the poor catalonians­ because is an stupid maniqueism.
Look at me: I won´t­ do that. I´m saying that YOU are a moron. As you see,­ I´m talking only about you. Not about your­ nationalistic friends or your parents that if only had­ used a condom the day of your conception, they would­ have save us of reading your bothering whingeing. Take­ a note.

Kedves Csaba es (kulonosen), hat szabad ilyen csunyan­ beszelni?

in the name of everyone here let me give INDONOOB abig­ fat warm fu.ck you. this aint a public square you idiot­ nobody cares about your stupid s.hit + no one bothers­ to read such a fu.ck.in long comment + your probably a­ barca fan so i'll give you another FU.CK YOU for­ that

We don't care about your random folklore. And­ don't send it in 2 times it won't become more­ credible.

The manner in which Barcelona attempted to maintain a­ Catalan identity at a time when the language and flag­ were banned is well recounted. Barça became 'More­ than a Club' and the phrase Así gana el Madrid –­ that's how Madrid win – became part of Spanish­ sporting lore. There are two of these stories, however,­ that perhaps shed most light on the situation in those­ difficult times. In 1942, Barcelona had won the Spanish­ Cup – now known as the Cope del Rey but then renamed as­ the Copa del Generalísimo. The following season they­ were pitted against Real in a two-legged semi-final and­ won the first match convincingly, by three goals to­ nil, despite having their star player, Escolá,­ stretchered off. The second leg, though, was rather a­ different matter – finishing an astonishing 11 - 1 to­ Madrid. Not only was the Head of State Security known­ to have visited the Barça dressing room before the­ match to tell some of the players that their right to­ remain in Spain was being reviewed, but also the­ sending off of a player in the first few minutes made­ sure that the rest of the team got the right message!­ The other classic example of the manner in which­ Barcelona feel they suffered during the Franco years­ concerns perhaps the most famous player ever to wear a­ Real Madrid shirt – Alfredo di Stéfano, who remains an­ iconic figure in the Madrid hierarchy even today. In­ 1953, the Argentinian centre forward, described by­ Bobby Charlton as the most intelligent player he had­ seen, was signed by Barcelona from his Columbian club,­ Millonarios. After di Stéfano had appeared in a couple­ of friendly matches, and after an involved and­ underhand series of 'negotiations', the Spanish­ F.A. declared that the transfer was invalid and the­ player was triumphantly unveiled by Madrid.

This is­ who real madrid is, this is who franco was, and franco­ is the reason madrid won the trophies. Di Stefano who­ franco got for madrid, won the first 5 CL trophies for­ madrid.

The manner in which Barcelona attempted to maintain a­ Catalan identity at a time when the language and flag­ were banned is well recounted. Barça became 'More­ than a Club' and the phrase Así gana el Madrid –­ that's how Madrid win – became part of Spanish­ sporting lore. There are two of these stories, however,­ that perhaps shed most light on the situation in those­ difficult times. In 1942, Barcelona had won the Spanish­ Cup – now known as the Cope del Rey but then renamed as­ the Copa del Generalísimo. The following season they­ were pitted against Real in a two-legged semi-final and­ won the first match convincingly, by three goals to­ nil, despite having their star player, Escolá,­ stretchered off. The second leg, though, was rather a­ different matter – finishing an astonishing 11 - 1 to­ Madrid. Not only was the Head of State Security known­ to have visited the Barça dressing room before the­ match to tell some of the players that their right to­ remain in Spain was being reviewed, but also the­ sending off of a player in the first few minutes made­ sure that the rest of the team got the right message!­ The other classic example of the manner in which­ Barcelona feel they suffered during the Franco years­ concerns perhaps the most famous player ever to wear a­ Real Madrid shirt – Alfredo di Stéfano, who remains an­ iconic figure in the Madrid hierarchy even today. In­ 1953, the Argentinian centre forward, described by­ Bobby Charlton as the most intelligent player he had­ seen, was signed by Barcelona from his Columbian club,­ Millonarios. After di Stéfano had appeared in a couple­ of friendly matches, and after an involved and­ underhand series of 'negotiations', the Spanish­ F.A. declared that the transfer was invalid and the­ player was triumphantly unveiled by Madrid.

This is­ who real madrid is, this is who franco was, and franco­ is the reason madrid won the trophies. Di Stefano who­ franco got for madrid, won the first 5 CL trophies for­ madrid.

they will though on wednesday they­ play away agains­ villarreal, its a very tough match.

Well, not quite.­ Villa has been below average as well. First real­ challenge will be against Sevilla 4 oct

Real wont win La Liga or the champions league this­ year. Barcelona will win La Liga and it will be between­ them and Chelsea for the champions league.
So dont get­ your hopes up Real fans. Its not going to happen

real are not in the worst group of the champions­ league, but its true that they still havent faced a­ real challenge. they will though on wednesday, they­ play away against villarreal, its a very tough match

CR9 is a champion he'll do more better than this as­ the season progress........at this moment no one is­ capable of compete him.

well they are in the weakest group in CL and have made­ good results against bottom-tipped teams in la liga..­ barca has looked much stronger so far.

VAMOS RONALDO!!

hala madrid la liga champions 2009-2010 (hope so at­ least i cant read the future)

REAL MADRID FOR LIFE!!!