Champions League Watch

You could have just said he's related to RHC

 

Sometimes things sound a lot different in your head to what they do when you write them down, like sarcasm for instance.

 

Yeah it's so difficult to let people know when you're being sarcastic

 

#takesonetoknowone

 

Well there's always that



How's things going with your BFF?

 

Cesc Fabregas has hit back at Jose Mourinho, telling the Chelsea boss to 'mind his own business' after his criticism of the current Barcelona team.

Mourinho claimed the current Barca side is the "worst in many, many years" ahead of Barcelona's Champions League clash with Manchester City in midweek.

Fabregas insists Mourinho's barbs did not provide motivation to Barca in their 2-0 win at the Etihad Stadium, and feels the former Real Madrid chief should focus on his own side Chelsea.

"He should talk about Chelsea and their tie," said Fabregas. "I don't think he should talk about anything else. It is not his business.

"If we have to get motivated by Mourinho's comments, we shouldn't play football. We are top of the table, in the cup final, in a good moment in the Champions League.

"Some people want us to fail all the time, some people have been talking a bit too much, for a few days they will have to shut up."

Fabregas was happy with Barca's performance against City, feeling they controlled the game at the Etihad as they gained a two-goal first-leg lead to take back to Camp Nou.

"I don't think he (Mourinho) should talk about anything else. It is not his business."

Cesc Fabregas

"It was about controlling the game," added the former Arsenal star. "We know they are good on the counter and when they play offensive football, they play it very well.

"They know what they have to do, we controlled them very well and we did not let their fans get behind their team. We minimised all their efforts. It was a very complete game.

"When you have players like Leo, Xavi and Andres [Iniesta], you can beat them but not if you can't take the ball away from them. We did that very well - we did not let City have the ball. If you do not have the ball, you can't create chances. We have to be very proud.

"We knew [City] have scored a lot. I watch the Premier League every week and they have been very superior to all these sides when they have played [at home].

"It is normal everyone gets excited [over this win], especially in a nice competition like the Champions League. We knew what we had to do and did it very well."

 

Whats a BFF?

 

depends if you are a teenage girl or a middle aged pervert.

 

You could be both if you're going to die tragically

 

I was watching a clip of the Ellen Show [she's 56] and she said it - it means best best friend [or something]. I thought the youngsters on here would relate

 

We have a totally different meaning to BBC over here.......

 

I was asking astro about tobes - I was directed to his comment wall [?] a little while ago and wondered if their relationship is still blossoming

 

usually perverts are men.

us lesbos like ellen know bbf is best friend forever.. and we bounce on our beds in our skimpy nightwear at sleepovers. with our Bffs.

 

Racist!!!!

 

You have lots of different meanings for things over there .... MP, NHS

 

oh stop.

I thought originally bff meant binary file format...

 

Didn't know you did skimpy?

 

you know us lesbos only wear simply little tops and tiny shorts when having sleepovers.

 

Thats why I missed it then

Enricky, Biscan and Magic are the ones to see about that

 

a miscommunication of unpleasant consequences if the latter manages to pin down the former....

Talking about unpleasant, I read the following and it made my blood boil (though it doesn't mention the rate of red cards for other European teams):

"Over the last five seasons, English teams have had a man sent off in almost a quarter of their knockout Champions League games. English clubs are more than three times as likely to finish a Champions League knockout game with 10 men than a Premier League match (24% vs 7%)

In all honesty though, as much as I dislike the international footballing bodies, PL clubs should know by now to be wary of cunning/lilylivered continental clubs players/refs and not fly into meaty tackles as readily.