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Pelea De Madres ( Colo - Colo Vs U Vs Uc Y Clubes Primera A)
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Consulta, si las madres ganan la copa el 2011, el 2013 ya no pueden hablar de ella porque sería "vivir del pasado"?
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Consulta, si las madres ganan la copa el 2011, el 2013 ya no pueden hablar de ella porque sería "vivir del pasado"?
No... a los 10 años ya se considera vivir del pasado. Por ende ustedes llevan 10 años viviendo así
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BUENOS DIAS FORO ABSOLUTAMENTE CRUZADO
El eterno capitán nos conducirá a nuestro próximo campeonato.
Un referente de verdad.
No un calienta bancas como un tal
RivaMODA 
METANSE SU WEA DE COPA EN LA RAJA!!!
Pd: CHUPENLA ZORRAS Y MADRES CULEADAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Pero si cuando nosotros hablamos del Tetra o del Clausura que ganamos el 2009 dicen que ya es vivir del pasadoNo... a los 10 años ya se considera vivir del pasado. Por ende ustedes llevan 10 años viviendo así
madres moda del 2011 
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ah entonces aún te podemos wear por violarte en una final y por ser tetracampeones? (no han pasado 10 añosNo... a los 10 años ya se considera vivir del pasado. Por ende ustedes llevan 10 años viviendo así
)madres culias
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tengo un amigo madre que dijo que nunca había visto un fervor así por comprar entradas para un partido, gente acampando y todo eso... que esto era comparable solamente a la pasión argentina por el fútbol
es curioso que porque hay 3 mil personas (de un total de 16 millones) esperando la venta de unas entradas que fracasó 3 dias antes donde nadie acampó la noche anterior, que además hace referencia a la ineptitud de los dirigentes por no hacer funcionar un sistema de venta como la gente los weones piendes que es "único"
si mal no recurdo las entradas para la final de la sudaca del colo se acabaron en un día.. ¿cierto? y eran 50 mil entradas...
es curioso que porque hay 3 mil personas (de un total de 16 millones) esperando la venta de unas entradas que fracasó 3 dias antes donde nadie acampó la noche anterior, que además hace referencia a la ineptitud de los dirigentes por no hacer funcionar un sistema de venta como la gente los weones piendes que es "único"
si mal no recurdo las entradas para la final de la sudaca del colo se acabaron en un día.. ¿cierto? y eran 50 mil entradas...
Pero si cuando nosotros hablamos del Tetra o del Clausura que ganamos el 2009 dicen que ya es vivir del pasado
ah entonces aún te podemos wear por violarte en una final y por ser tetracampeones? (no han pasado 10 años
madres culias
Para que se hacen los weones el par de washiturros... siempre se le ha webiado por sacar a relucir la oxidada Libertadores del 91.
"Violarte" en una final??
Considerando el termino, da para entender que arrasaron... ganaron de pura cuea en los penales, todo gracias a un colombiano culiao.
karmela, estai acampando mientras posteas???
exitista de mierda
Sinloli estai con el poto plano de tanto postear???
Fracasado culiao, el proximo año haber si hacen algo decente internacionalmente
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Madres culiás MODA.
Se quedaron acampando por dias pa conseguir entradas, pero para el partido con Union no llevaron mucha gente. Este fin de semana FIJO que no llenan el gallinero..
Igual penca por los hueones realmente fieles y aperrados que siguen a ese equipo a todas y que se quedarán sin ver la final acá por culpa de los maracos exitistas y clasiqueros. Mal por los verdaderos hinchas que están en las buenas y en las MALAS (que la u sabe mucho de eso lamentablemente).
Se quedaron acampando por dias pa conseguir entradas, pero para el partido con Union no llevaron mucha gente. Este fin de semana FIJO que no llenan el gallinero..
Igual penca por los hueones realmente fieles y aperrados que siguen a ese equipo a todas y que se quedarán sin ver la final acá por culpa de los maracos exitistas y clasiqueros. Mal por los verdaderos hinchas que están en las buenas y en las MALAS (que la u sabe mucho de eso lamentablemente).
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Sinloli estai con el poto plano de tanto postear???
Fracasado culiao, el proximo año haber si hacen algo decente internacionalmente
el argumento weon de un weon que no tiene como rebartir la verdad
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no compadre: ERAN 65 MIL
http://www.mx.terra.com/sudamericana2006/interna/0,,OI1275386-EI7715,00.html
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Meanwhile the guardian post:
Universidad de Chile's perfect year remains on after Copa victoryJorge Sampaoli's team stand on the verge of becoming the first Chilean side to win a continental title in 20 years
The perfect year remains on. They won the Apertura, they lead after the away leg of their Clausura quarter-final and, on Thursday night, Universidad de Chile beat Liga de Quito 1-0 in the away leg of the Copa Sudamericana finals. Much will be made of the fact that the goal was scored by Eduardo Vargas, who has been linked with both Milan clubs and Chelsea, but this was a victory born of a tactical tweak by their coach Jorge Sampaoli.
There had been some speculation before the game that Universidad would abandon their habitual 3-4-3 for a 4-4-2. In fact, they ended up playing something most unusual: a 3-1-4-2, with Albert Acevedo sweeping in front of the back three. It's not uncommon, particularly in South America, where three-at-the-back systems are a much more common sight than they are in Europe, to see teams play a 3-3-2-2 – essentially a 3-5-2, but with a deep-lying midfielder sitting level with a notional intermediate position for the wing-backs. Here, though, even when lining up for goal-kicks, it was clear that these were wing-backs with an attacking brief; wide midfielders rather than defenders.
Sampaoli is a disciple of Marcelo Bielsa, who coached Chile between 2007 and 2011, and his selection logic was notably Bielsan: the idea was presumably was for UDC's wing-backs, Matías Rodríguez and Eugenio Mena, to engage those of LDU, Néicer Reasco and Paúl Ambrosi, as high up the pitch as possible and not surrender territory on the flanks. It was an intriguing ploy and a successful one, effectively withdrawing a forward from their usual lineup and deploying him as a shield in front of the defence, liberating the wing-backs by doing so.
It was a risk, because a feature of LDU's style is their long balls into the corners – an obvious tactic against a side playing three at the back. Only occasionally did that rattle Universidad, though, and only on the LDU right, where Reasco, his stamina undiminished at 34, kept threatening to burst into the space behind Mena.
Both LDU's best chances of the first half sprang from that area. First Fernando Hidalgo played the ball in from the right for Claudio Bieler, who dinked it over the defence for the onrushing Reasco. Jhonny Herrera, who made a series of fine saves against Vasco da Gama in the semi-final, made another excellent block. And then, three minutes before the break, Reasco and Ezequiel González created space on the right, the latter crossed and Hernán Barcos, arriving at the back post, fired over a gaping net.
If it looked a costly miss then, it looked even worse a minute later. Acevedo, showing the advantage of having the extra cover in front of the defence, headed a long ball clear to Charles Aránguiz. He helped it on to Marcelo Díaz, who waited, timing his pass perfectly. Vargas had barely been involved until then but, having drifted right into his more usual role on the flank, he darted inside, accepted the pass, rounded Alexander Domínguez and, with some deliberation, belted in his 10th goal of the competition.
In its immediate context it felt like a smash and grab, but UDC had unsettled LDU with their pressing early on. Their version of the tactic may not be as sophisticated as some, but its rigour has led UDC to commit more fouls than anybody else in the Sudamericana this season, and also brought bookings before the hour mark for both their forwards, Vargas and Gustavo Canales. They should have had a penalty in the opening 90 seconds as Norberto Araujo lunged into Canales as he attempted to clear a Diaz cross, but the Argentinian referee, Diego Abal, saw nothing wrong.
With fouls proliferating, there was a raggedness about the second half, as LDU became increasingly desperate and UDC's pressing lost its urgency as fatigue set in. Although the game finished in a welter of LDU pressure, a period that had Sampaoli fizzing around his technical area, his chunky tracksuit and white baseball cap giving him the appearance of a hyperactive and portly Tony Pulis, the clear chances were evenly distributed.
Domínguez blocked bravely from Aránguiz, laid in by an astute pass from Rodríguez. The latter then shanked his shot badly wide after being laid in by Aránguiz. At the other end, Barcos blasted over after Herrera had flapped at a corner and José Manuel Rojas was fortunate a goalbound Hidalgo header deflected over off his shoulder. LDU looked dangerous from set-plays; UDC threatened repeatedly on the break.
Vargas, by far the most hyped player on the pitch, was relatively quiet. At his best, he resembles a less technical, more direct version of Alexis Sánchez, always looking to sweep in from that right flank, and it may be that the more central role he occupied last night blunted his edge. Or perhaps, simply by occupying defenders, creating space for the sallies of Aránguiz and Díaz, he did his job. In the end, he did enough: when the chance came he took it superbly.
If UDC complete the job in Santiago next Wednesday (or, for those in the UK, early next Thursday morning), they will become the first Chilean side to win a continental title in 20 years. More than that, though, they will have done so playing fast, incisive, hard-pressing football. This is the harvest of the idealism Bielsa took to Chile four years ago.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2011/dec/09/universidad-de-chile-liga-quito-copa-sudamericana
*****
And later here, foxys write that no one knows on Europe our team
hahahaha zorras you make me laugh!!!!!
Universidad de Chile's perfect year remains on after Copa victoryJorge Sampaoli's team stand on the verge of becoming the first Chilean side to win a continental title in 20 years
The perfect year remains on. They won the Apertura, they lead after the away leg of their Clausura quarter-final and, on Thursday night, Universidad de Chile beat Liga de Quito 1-0 in the away leg of the Copa Sudamericana finals. Much will be made of the fact that the goal was scored by Eduardo Vargas, who has been linked with both Milan clubs and Chelsea, but this was a victory born of a tactical tweak by their coach Jorge Sampaoli.
There had been some speculation before the game that Universidad would abandon their habitual 3-4-3 for a 4-4-2. In fact, they ended up playing something most unusual: a 3-1-4-2, with Albert Acevedo sweeping in front of the back three. It's not uncommon, particularly in South America, where three-at-the-back systems are a much more common sight than they are in Europe, to see teams play a 3-3-2-2 – essentially a 3-5-2, but with a deep-lying midfielder sitting level with a notional intermediate position for the wing-backs. Here, though, even when lining up for goal-kicks, it was clear that these were wing-backs with an attacking brief; wide midfielders rather than defenders.
Sampaoli is a disciple of Marcelo Bielsa, who coached Chile between 2007 and 2011, and his selection logic was notably Bielsan: the idea was presumably was for UDC's wing-backs, Matías Rodríguez and Eugenio Mena, to engage those of LDU, Néicer Reasco and Paúl Ambrosi, as high up the pitch as possible and not surrender territory on the flanks. It was an intriguing ploy and a successful one, effectively withdrawing a forward from their usual lineup and deploying him as a shield in front of the defence, liberating the wing-backs by doing so.
It was a risk, because a feature of LDU's style is their long balls into the corners – an obvious tactic against a side playing three at the back. Only occasionally did that rattle Universidad, though, and only on the LDU right, where Reasco, his stamina undiminished at 34, kept threatening to burst into the space behind Mena.
Both LDU's best chances of the first half sprang from that area. First Fernando Hidalgo played the ball in from the right for Claudio Bieler, who dinked it over the defence for the onrushing Reasco. Jhonny Herrera, who made a series of fine saves against Vasco da Gama in the semi-final, made another excellent block. And then, three minutes before the break, Reasco and Ezequiel González created space on the right, the latter crossed and Hernán Barcos, arriving at the back post, fired over a gaping net.
If it looked a costly miss then, it looked even worse a minute later. Acevedo, showing the advantage of having the extra cover in front of the defence, headed a long ball clear to Charles Aránguiz. He helped it on to Marcelo Díaz, who waited, timing his pass perfectly. Vargas had barely been involved until then but, having drifted right into his more usual role on the flank, he darted inside, accepted the pass, rounded Alexander Domínguez and, with some deliberation, belted in his 10th goal of the competition.
In its immediate context it felt like a smash and grab, but UDC had unsettled LDU with their pressing early on. Their version of the tactic may not be as sophisticated as some, but its rigour has led UDC to commit more fouls than anybody else in the Sudamericana this season, and also brought bookings before the hour mark for both their forwards, Vargas and Gustavo Canales. They should have had a penalty in the opening 90 seconds as Norberto Araujo lunged into Canales as he attempted to clear a Diaz cross, but the Argentinian referee, Diego Abal, saw nothing wrong.
With fouls proliferating, there was a raggedness about the second half, as LDU became increasingly desperate and UDC's pressing lost its urgency as fatigue set in. Although the game finished in a welter of LDU pressure, a period that had Sampaoli fizzing around his technical area, his chunky tracksuit and white baseball cap giving him the appearance of a hyperactive and portly Tony Pulis, the clear chances were evenly distributed.
Domínguez blocked bravely from Aránguiz, laid in by an astute pass from Rodríguez. The latter then shanked his shot badly wide after being laid in by Aránguiz. At the other end, Barcos blasted over after Herrera had flapped at a corner and José Manuel Rojas was fortunate a goalbound Hidalgo header deflected over off his shoulder. LDU looked dangerous from set-plays; UDC threatened repeatedly on the break.
Vargas, by far the most hyped player on the pitch, was relatively quiet. At his best, he resembles a less technical, more direct version of Alexis Sánchez, always looking to sweep in from that right flank, and it may be that the more central role he occupied last night blunted his edge. Or perhaps, simply by occupying defenders, creating space for the sallies of Aránguiz and Díaz, he did his job. In the end, he did enough: when the chance came he took it superbly.
If UDC complete the job in Santiago next Wednesday (or, for those in the UK, early next Thursday morning), they will become the first Chilean side to win a continental title in 20 years. More than that, though, they will have done so playing fast, incisive, hard-pressing football. This is the harvest of the idealism Bielsa took to Chile four years ago.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2011/dec/09/universidad-de-chile-liga-quito-copa-sudamericana
*****
And later here, foxys write that no one knows on Europe our team
hahahaha zorras you make me laugh!!!!!
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