"Pep, please don't renew!" - The Other Teams thread

Lol I love that. "umm guys what about Abidals red card for not touching Anelka?" "LOLZ DESERVED" or "What about Militos offside goal when Inter beat us 3-1" "LOL WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND" Its like you are talking to kids sometimes lol.

Pretty sure if referees loved Barca they wouldnt have given Abidal a red when Barca was still losing against such a defensive team who we hadnt had 1 shot on target with 11 men for 90 minutes..
And I doubt Bojans LEGIT goal vs Inter would have been disallowed aswell, which would have put us through to the final.
These things are just referee mistakes, they happen, people only tend to see calls that go for us, never the ones against us.

And claims of Busquets being worse person than Pepe is just as bad, an animal who has assaulted people on the pitch, who dives and play acts just as much as Busquets if not more, + stomps on people, fights and just generally acts like an idiot.

Anyways change of topic, go muamba and abidal!!

 

Zahzah is a special one.

Awesome.

In other news I managed to get 2 free tickets to the Spain match here and I'll be basically next to the pitch. Ramos is my first target and then Casillas, even if he's a good guy, I can't pass the opportunity to yell at him how many times Messi has owned him.

 

Do you mean "the" special one? Would make sense.

 

And apparently he's responding appropriately to questions. As I mentioned elsewhere, it's the most stunning thing I've ever heard of in the history of medicine, and I absolutely mean that most sincerely. Two hours without a beating heart, and (at least for the first maybe 30 mins or so) only external chest compressions? I've performed CPR a fair number of times, and have even been involved in a few successful resuscitations from cardiac arrest. CPR, whether delivered by human or a machine, is better than nothing; but it's a poor substitute for a real pump (whether the heart or a machine such as is used in some heart surgery). I wouldn't have taken any odds you gave me that he didn't have catastrophic brain damage. Any odds at all. I am just speechless over this.

 

It's amazing he's able to talk after 2 hours!! without a heart beat. He should have brain damage and should in all likeliness be never to play again. But talking after 2 hours without a heart beat so quickly is truly incredible.

 

Yeah, as I said, they were doing CPR on scene and in the ambulance on the way there. As soon as they could, they switched to a mechanical device to do chest compressions; I'm pretty sure they had switched over to that device before even leaving the pitch. So the 4-6 minute number doesn't really apply, because CPR was started promptly (always the most important thing -- learn CPR, folks!) and he was getting *some* oxygenated blood. The thing is, though, while CPR is better than nothing, it ain't great -- one of the reasons for the low rate of success. If they cracked his chest the second he got to the hospital and put a heart pump (heart-lung machine) into the circuit, that still would have meant at least 30 minutes of circulation provided by CPR (first from a human, then from a mechanical device). Doubtless they were working to make up for the poor circulation provided by suppling high concentration of O2 through an endotracheal tube; so although less blood was getting to the brain, that blood was more oxygen-rich than normal. But still, that seems a very long time under those circumstances. Long ago I was a volunteer EMT with an EMS agency; two of my successful resuscitations were after an extended period of CPR, and I have to say that I don't feel proud of those resuscitations because I don't think we did the patient any favors -- severe brain damage in both cases.

Is jfcule reading this? He'd doubtless have more to add than I do.

 

Although to be fair to the LPB posters, after embarrassing himself in that referee thread zahzah started posting in the LPB forum for a while and couldn't get any love there either. His level of Barca/Messi hatred is just at another level so even LPB fans can't relate to him.

 

i love reading lpb's forum when Messi scores. It is truly hilarious, so delusional and butt-hurt lol.

And just imagine Messi was the one that scored 30% of his goals from penalties. loooool

 

I would like him to define "creates his own goals".

Relevant:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbxXrAlLm4g"]Messi needs Xavi & Iniesta to score? - YouTube[/ame]

 

I'm pretty sure "zahzah" is "Z"'s sock puppet.

Back on-topic: TEVEZ starts on the bench today for Man City in Chelsea.

 

Repeated "stupid C. Ronaldo fans" use in the video ^^^ surely makes the haters peacefully admit they were wrong and that they're stupid.

 

too funny (and a reason we can get Hummels cheaply?):
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/socce...-without-player-scored-winning-200536750.html

 

M'gladbach and Bayern Munich goalless after 120 minutes in the German Cup semifinal. Penalties about to begin.
Winner to face Dortmund in the final in Berlin on May 12.

 

Bayern beat M'gladbach 4:2 on penalties.
Dortmund v Bayern in Berlin. Should be a great Cup final... one week before the CL final in Munich.

 

Helmond Cup update
Paris SG finally surrender the title, losing at home to Olympique Lyon 3-1 in the quarterfinals of the Coupe de France.
Lyon host second from bottom Sochaux in Ligue 1 on Saturday.