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re: UCL March 12 Second Leg Match Day
Posted on 3/12/13 at 9:33 pm to Friend of OBUDan
Posted on 3/12/13 at 9:33 pm to Friend of OBUDan
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he'd probz rather have Luiz in midfield but Benitez is holding him back
Actually I think putting Luiz at CDM is the one good thing Benitez has done. Of course, he goes full tard and puts him back at CB in the big matches though and totally erases any good will gained from the move.
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Posted on 3/12/13 at 10:10 pm to RandySavage
Messi and Iniesta were incredibly good tonight. Agree with the comments about Villa. I didn't think he looked that sharp tonight but simply that he's not clogging up the space Messi and Iniesta operate in makes Barca so much more dynamic.
There's still a difference to me with this Barca team compared to the recent past.
You kind of expect them to concede a goal almost every time a team manages to break their pressure where that never seemed the case. Anytime Pique Mascherano or Puyols were actually defending, it looked so disorganized and almost always a desperate diving tackle to save an open chance.
That weakness at the back does make their matches a lot more entertaining.
Milan just never got the same passing movement down they had in the first leg with Boateng or Niang in the center instead of Pazzini.
There's still a difference to me with this Barca team compared to the recent past.
You kind of expect them to concede a goal almost every time a team manages to break their pressure where that never seemed the case. Anytime Pique Mascherano or Puyols were actually defending, it looked so disorganized and almost always a desperate diving tackle to save an open chance.
That weakness at the back does make their matches a lot more entertaining.
Milan just never got the same passing movement down they had in the first leg with Boateng or Niang in the center instead of Pazzini.
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