totti jajara...

mislim logicno je cim igra u romi 

Dve strane na Sarsinoj temi se prica o Tottiu


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hehehe postao sam dzet set burekdzija bas na Sarsinoj temi

cestitam 

mlinko cestitam

nego jedino sto si od tvojih 5001 poruka bar 4000 izmenio, od tih 4000, jedno u 3500 si se zajebo cak i kad si ih izmenio 

 

Hvala,hvala

 

al smo unistili sarsinu temu    jimy kad dodje ima da nas pobije   

Laaatifeeeeeeeeee . . . brisi ovaj off     

Tako i treba

majke vam odakle vam to sarsa 

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Laporta: Ronaldinho Is Suffering And We Must Help


Ronaldinho's recent Barcelona problems are well-documented, and now president Joan Laporta is seeking to end them.

The supremo insists that, with a little bit of loving care, Ronaldinho can return to the team with good form in mind.

The boss confided that he'd sent an SMS text to the player to raise his spirits, adding, "He's not having the best of times.

"All of us must help him because he's given us so much that we must be grateful for.

"Now he must be convinced that he's an important member of the team. He must never feel alone."

Ronaldinho, who missed the weekend victory over Sevilla due to injury, is not expected to return to action on Wednesday to face Zaragoza, but Laporta claims that he'll be back sooner rather than later - and stronger with it.

"He's perhaps not ready for the matches with Zaragoza and Levante, but he has said to me that he will play against Stuttgart," continued Laporta.

Journalists asked, perhaps with reference to the new 'code of conduct' introduced this summer, what was to become of rumours that Ronaldinho was out late partying last Thursday night.

Laporta responded, "I have not spoken about that as it's a matter for the squad," leaving it in the hands of coach Frank Rijkaard.

Transfer speculation dogged the club and player all summer, with AC Milan being linked with an audacious move for the player. Laporta insists that this, like all other rumours relating to 'Dinho, was never destined to go anywhere.

"Of course many clubs were interested [in 'Dinho], just as they were in Eto'o, Messi, Puyol, Xavi... we were proud to have such sought-after players.

"But [Silvio Berlusconi of AC Milan] only playfully suggested a Ronaldinho-Kaka exchange, which I refused because we require spectacle, which Ronaldinho gives us."

Summer, of course, also contained a post-mortem of last season's rather barren showing by Barcelona that saw them lift only the Catalunya Cup.

But that's in the past now, says Laporta.

"Last year? For us, it doesn't exist," he exclaimed.

"We made the diagnosis, we applied solutions, and now it won't happen again. We incorporated changes that we deemed necessary and, should situations arise, we will act on them.

"Frank Rijkaard [coach]? I have full confidence in Frank. I have never doubted him. There's still the necessary atmosphere to create successes, and the team is working."

Barcelona welcome Zaragoza on Wednesday night.

Goal.com