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Giant’s illness has a proper name

May 23rd, 2008 · No Comments

Valencia is an estrange team. They never have calm. We can compare its recent history with a rollercoaster. They have been twice La Liga winners (01/02 and 03/04) just some years ago and this season they have been on the verge to be relegated. They are always having internal problems with its direction staff, something […]

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Tags: La Liga · valencia

Zaragoza cries seven yeras later

May 20th, 2008 · 5 Comments

There are teams you can actually imaging playing in 2º Division. Zaragoza is not one of them. With the highest budget of its history, a team made for Champions League is now in hell, deciding who they are going to sell in order to face an extremely difficult season.
Just take a look to some of […]

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Tags: La Liga · la liga talk blog

Neptuno smiles again

May 13th, 2008 · 4 Comments

Neptuno square, where Atletico de Madrid fans celebrate all their titles, has been visited again, after eleven years living alone. Winning 1 – 0 there are again playing Champions League. In Spain this is real news because, as you know, Atletico is Spain third team after Real Madrid and Barcelona (in number of supporters). Now […]

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Tags: La Liga

The consequences of the humiliation

May 9th, 2008 · No Comments

Hello there!!
First of all I would like to thanks The Gaffer for giving me the opportunity to collaborate with EPL talks. I’m Spanish and I’ll try to give you not just good information, but also the atmosphere of this country about football, something that is simply incredible. Also I would like to ask pardon for […]

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Tags: La Liga · Uncategorized

Barça Exposed?

March 3rd, 2008 · No Comments

Very much like the swordsman in Raiders of the Lost Arc who wielded his sword all over and threatened to attack, all it took was one shot from Indiana Jones to end that threat.
This was a long time coming for the blaugrana. If you look at numbers alone, Barcelona is one of the […]

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Tags: La Liga · barcelona

La Liga Fixture- Week 26

February 29th, 2008 · No Comments

Both Madrid teams are reeling and if they both lose this weekend, it will be the Blaugrana that will be atop the standings once again. Espanyol are looking to recover from a disastrous February as they look to get back into the Champions League race. They will have to do it against a […]

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D’ Alessandro Ready To Return- To San Lorenzo?

January 25th, 2008 · No Comments

After much pleading and begging, San Lorenzo have proved their worthiness to obtain the services of another former Ramón Díaz player at River Plate. His former team was in the race for a short period of time but they were not able to show them the money.
Andrés D´Alessandro is close to signing with […]

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Tags: La Liga · real zaragoza

Ruben Heads To Recre

January 24th, 2008 · No Comments

Argentine star Marco Ruben was bought by Villarreal just a few days ago, but the former U-20 is not quite ready to unpack just yet as his final destination will be in Huelva.
Because of the impact of forwards Giuseppe Rossi and Nihat up front along with others that are integral to Villarreal’s success, that […]

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Tags: La Liga · recreativo huelva · villarreal

Rossi’s Allegiance? What’s The Fuss?

January 20th, 2008 · 1 Comment

February 1st the inevitable is going to happen with the US national team. Giuseppe Rossi is going to declare his allegiance to the Azzurri. Maybe I am going to hear it from people saying that I would like to see the US fail and the other generic arguments that put me under the […]

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Tags: Italy · La Liga · US · villarreal

Huge Losses For Zaragoza

January 7th, 2008 · No Comments

The news that Los Maños got after their 2-0 loss to Real Madrid Sunday was probably just as hard to swallow. Argentine midfielder Pablo Aimar will have to undergo surgery after suffering from a chronic sports hernia that he has been dealing with since the end of last season.
Aimar was looked at in Madrid […]

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Tags: La Liga · real zaragoza

Truce in TV war

November 3rd, 2007 · No Comments

Truce in TV war
A temporary truce was […]

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Tags: La Liga · atletico madrid · barcelona · getafe · real betis · real madrid

D’Alessandro Back With Maños

October 25th, 2007 · 1 Comment

When a team wins love is in the air and things are great. When that situation changes, the same group of individuals do not seem to have that “love” as much any more. Fiery Argentine midfielder Andrés D’Alessandro returned to Zaragoza training after a tough past couple of days in which he saw […]

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Tags: La Liga · real zaragoza

Injury impact

October 19th, 2007 · No Comments

There are two very attractive matchups this weekend but both fixtures look to be impacted heavily by injuries (or travel exhaustion) suffered by key players.
First let’s look at the Real Madrid v Espanyol match. Real Madrid will be without Arjen Robben, Robinho and Gabriel Heinze for their trip to Barcelona. A potential boost […]

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Tags: La Liga · barcelona · espanyol · levante · real madrid · sevilla · villarreal

Boca Might Get Their Man After All

September 1st, 2007 · No Comments

Have you ever gone to a sore and seen a computer or TV set, what have you, and you knew right away it was going to be yours. The problems was that you couldn’t afford it. You waited and waited for it to go down in price but several people after you were […]

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Tags: La Liga · argentina · villarreal

La Liga War 2007

August 30th, 2007 · 2 Comments

As we’ve been blogging here all week, the legal spat between Mediapro and Sogecable broadcast rights has begun to heat up even further and threatens the rest of the season. 58 million euros is said to already be owed by Mediapro to Sogecable for last year’s matches and now a further claim of 200 million […]

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Tags: La Liga · audiovisual sport · mediapro · sogecable