BARCA! BARCA! BARCA!

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I watched it in Rome.

I enjoyed.

Did you rush the gates, or did you rob someone in the queue?

Ouch!

Nope, I spent the best part of two days helping United fans, doing my job, and then settled down to watch it on comfortably the worst TV screen in Rome in a tiny bar about 3 miles out of the city centre with two Mancs, a Geordie, a Bologna fan and somewhat strangely a group of 4 Borussia Moenchengladbach fans.

[enfieldwhite]

I watched it in Rome.

I enjoyed.

Did you rush the gates, or did you rob someone in the queue?

Ouch!

Nope, I spent the best part of two days helping United fans, doing my job, and then settled down to watch it on comfortably the worst TV screen in Rome in a tiny bar about 3 miles out of the city centre with two Mancs, a Geordie, a Bologna fan and somewhat strangely a group of 4 Borussia Moenchengladbach fans.

Sorry Blurred, that was a little crass and, having read it back, not very funny.

Hope you enjoyed the game.

[blurred]

S'alright fella, no offence taken.

And I enjoyed the result muchly.

[Bruno]

In the hours following the Champions League final last Wednesday, it was revealed that Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola had showed his players an inspirational video ten minutes before kick-off to get them in the mood for their subsequent performance.

The film mixes images from the film Gladiator and the soundtrack includes the opera Turandot performed by Italian legend Pavarotti. It includes some of the finest moments of all the members of the Barcelona squad, even those that didn’t play (e.g. Dani Alves) or were unlikely to get off the bench (e.g. Eidur Gudjohnsen).

According to reports, the film moved several of the players to tears and has been hailed as a masterstroke by the rookie manager who doesn’t appear in the movie.

Last night it was shown on Catalonia’s public television channel TV3 and it can be seen on

http://www.101greatgoals.com/videodisplay/2648876/

[Prufrock]

In the hours following the Champions League final last Wednesday, it was revealed that Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola had showed his players an inspirational video ten minutes before kick-off to get them in the mood for their subsequent performance.

The film mixes images from the film Gladiator and the soundtrack includes the opera Turandot performed by Italian legend Pavarotti. It includes some of the finest moments of all the members of the Barcelona squad, even those that didn’t play (e.g. Dani Alves) or were unlikely to get off the bench (e.g. Eidur Gudjohnsen).

According to reports, the film moved several of the players to tears and has been hailed as a masterstroke by the rookie manager who doesn’t appear in the movie.

Last night it was shown on Catalonia’s public television channel TV3 and it can be seen on

http://www.101greatgoals.com/videodisplay/2648876/

How was it a master stroke? THey started wank. The masterstroke was scoring, then they settled and walked it from there.

[Bruno]

He probably copied it from Allardyce

[Tombwfc]

He should've just put Sky on, they usually have about 10 of those in the lead up to every game.

That said, they'd also have had to watch Souness, which i guess would've been so demoralising it would've cancelled the whole thing out.

[Village_Idiot2]

Actually talk is that the players were freaked out and that's why they had such a mare during the first minutes