Recreativo de Huelva won for dead supporters - TalkSoccer

**Pennywise** · 20-12-2006, 10:53 PM

Three Recreativo de Huelva supporters were killed in a ugly road accident before Real Madrid - vs Recreativo de Huelva in the Spanish capital.

Recreativo de Huelva scored one goal for each supporter and won the match, 3- 0 at Bernabeu

They really won this match for their death fans. All income in the match tonight will be given to their deaths family.

**LAF** · 20-12-2006, 11:44 PM

Wow! What a way to send your respects.

On another note, do you think Capello will start RVN and R9 after this game?

**Pennywise** · 21-12-2006, 12:21 AM

I don't hope so, but I think he will.

Capello are doing the worst out of this squad. Its a good troop but he is using wrong players,- and formation IMO. Why shall he play old Ronaldo and Raul? They are over the top. Why bench Diarra/Cassano?

Higuain, Gago and Marcelo next!

However, 3-0 was a special victory for Huelva tonight.

**LAF** · 21-12-2006, 12:29 AM

An emotional night for Huelva, no doubt. But it shouldn't be used as an excuse for Madrids poor display.

What would be you formation and starting 11, Pennywise?

skeeta · 21-12-2006, 10:38 AM

It is going to be a very, very long time before anyone in Huelva forgets this day. At least there is one aspect they will be able to remember with a smile. And well done Real Madrid on the gate receipts.

Madrid would have gone ahead of Barca if they had won, and that is always a serious bit of motivation for the Merengues.

All three goals were ace, by the way.

Sinama Pongolle and Uche each left Ballon d'Or/World Player of the Year Cannavaro on his ass after spinning him like a top, and the third was a sweet free kick.

I've said it before, but purely on the basis of their respective league form this season, Materazzi shits all over Cannavaro from a great height (Matrix scored again last night, btw).

[n.b. I am not in any way claiming that Materazzi is intrinsically better than Fabio or that Cannavaro was not the key to the Azzurri's victory in Germany; he has just been crap for Madrid, which is obviously fine by be.]

**kennethlindheim** · 21-12-2006, 10:45 AM

Considering the background of this match, you're not so upset by the result like you normally would be, or what Penny?

**Mighty T.A.L.** · 21-12-2006, 11:30 AM

It seems Sinama have success in Recreativo.He plays regulary and keeps on scoring goals.Maybe we can cash in on this player now...?

**Oliver_Kahn** · 21-12-2006, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by LAF

An emotional night for Huelva, no doubt. But it shouldn't be used as an excuse for Madrids poor display.

What would be you formation and starting 11, Pennywise?

I would start this team:

.........................Casillas
Ramos...Cannavaro...Helguera...R Carlos
..........Emerson...........Diarra
...Robinho...........Guti...............Cassano
......................Nistelrooy

**LAF** · 21-12-2006, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by skeeta

It is going to be a very, very long time before anyone in Huelva forgets this day. At least there is one aspect they will be able to remember with a smile. And well done Real Madrid on the gate receipts.

Madrid would have gone ahead of Barca if they had won, and that is always a serious bit of motivation for the Merengues.

All three goals were ace, by the way.

Sinama Pongolle and Uche each left Ballon d'Or/World Player of the Year Cannavaro on his ass after spinning him like a top, and the third was a sweet free kick.

I've said it before, but purely on the basis of their respective league form this season, Materazzi shits all over Cannavaro from a great height (Matrix scored again last night, btw).

[n.b. I am not in any way claiming that Materazzi is intrinsically better than Fabio or that Cannavaro was not the key to the Azzurri's victory in Germany; he has just been crap for Madrid, which is obviously fine by be.]

Fabio has said himself that he's not been that great since arriving at Madrid. I agree that Matrix has been playing better recently.

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Originally Posted by Oliver_Kahn

I would start this team:

.........................Casillas
Ramos...Cannavaro...Helguera...R Carlos
..........Emerson...........Diarra
...Robinho...........Guti...............Cassano
......................Nistelrooy

So basically drop Raul, lol.

I think Capello's ideal formation would be 442 but Madrid don't really have any proper disciplined wide men.

**Pennywise** · 21-12-2006, 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by kennethlindheim

Considering the background of this match, you're not so upset by the result like you normally would be, or what Penny?

Nope. Huelva deserved the victory and it was a special result since they scored one goal for each dead supporter and won 3-0 in Madrid.

I'm also glad they're losing when they are using wrong players/formation/tactic.

And..the last months I have tried to not take football so seriously. Football have a big influence on our life and you only get upset and disappointed in the long run. I prefer other things before a football match If i can in the future.

**Pennywise** · 21-12-2006, 10:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LAF

An emotional night for Huelva, no doubt. But it shouldn't be used as an excuse for Madrids poor display.

What would be you formation and starting 11, Pennywise?

First of all I have to say that its scary that a stupid Norwegian fuck like me 'knowns' more about this game than Mr.Capello when it comes to Real Madrid.

Its not only Capellos blame, but he is an Ace in this 'pack of cards'

Real Madrid think they've a winning team that can win La Liga and the CL.

W R O N G !

1. Real Madrid today have players like Raul, Salgado, Cannavaro, Emerson, Ronaldo, Beckham, Guti and Carlos in the starting lineup. These players are starved, old and out of form. They can not perform stable through a season. Raul is so horrible that he had not played regular in N'castle.

2. 'Never change a winning team' After Ronaldos comeback, he and Nistelrooy have started four times on top. All four times have Real Madrid lost. When Ronaldo was injured, they won.

3. Casillas - Salgado - Ramos - Cannavaro - Carlos - Emerson - Guti - Beckham - Raul - Nistelrooy - Ronaldo .......Is this a balanced winning team? No.

4. Use Robinho, Reyes and Cassano regular.

5. Use Diarra-Emerson instead of Guti-Emerson/Diarra

6. Use Higuain and Gago when they're available.

7. Why did they send Woody and Diogo on loan? Cannavaro is not good enough and they need a new central defender in January. Play Cicinho when he is fit for fight after injures.

8. BENCH BECKHAM AND RAUL.

9. Mejia in a club like Real Madrid? He is not even good enough for Fredrikstad in Norway.

Today I had played:

Casillas

Ramos - Helguera - Cannavaro - Carlos

Reyes - Diarra - Emerson - Robinho

-------Cassano --------Van Nistelrooy

This team had not lost agaist Huelva. However, Cassano, Diarra and Cicinho are injured.

Madrid must start using Fernando Gago, Gonzalo Higuain and Marcelo. They must get back Woodgate from loan and use Cassano, Reyes, Diarra and Robinho regular. Nistelrooy on top.

**LAF** · 21-12-2006, 10:32 PM

You lost some of credability when you said Canna isn't good enough, lol.

He's not playing as good as he might but he'll come good once he's settled in.

**Pennywise** · 21-12-2006, 10:33 PM

He has been so weak and poor the last matches that he isn't good enough for the team as the situation is today. Two of Huelvas goal last night and Canna was the scapegoat.

And I know that Cannavaro is God for you Italian fans, but the truth is that Helguera-Ramos is the best choice today.

I hope he'll fight back and play good for this team, but he has played many matches already know and I think he has one or two good games.

**LAF** · 21-12-2006, 10:40 PM

Look Canna has said that he's been poor and I'm not denying that. He'll come good though. Ramos is wasted at CB, he's great at RB.

Mexes would be good for you, although maybe your best with a defender with Spanish experience.

**D-Kin** · 21-12-2006, 10:44 PM

Cannavaro organises the defence, without him it would be chaos.

The problem is that he has twice the work now that he's playing alongside a bunch of lemmings who can't defend to save their lives (with the exception of Ramos).