real madrid..villareal...real betis......real zaragoza ...spanish football what does the real stand for ?
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several spanish soccer teams , most of them refear to the name of the cities they are from
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Cafu\n\nYouth clubs\n1988-1990 São Paulo FC\n\nProfessional clubs \n1989-1994 São Paulo FC 37/2 \n1994-1995 Real Zaragoza 140/5\n1996-1997 Palmeiras 135/6\n1997-2003 AS Roma 123/14 \n2003      A.C Milan 75/3\n\nYes Cafu has play for a Spanish team for Real Zaragoza only for one year.\n\nIn 1995 he moved to Spanish side Real Zaragoza, and won the Cup Winners Cup that year
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yo creo que este es el tipo de partidos que chivas presionado juega mejor, chivas vs america 2-0 chivas,  chivas vs atlas 3-1,  chivas vs necaxa 4-0, y todos de local, no digo que sea un equipazo de local, sino que estan bajo presion y asi juegan mejor estos ultimos juegos, ya vez cuando estaban mas "relajados" en el sabado pasado en el puerto, jugando muy bien el veracruz nos dio  "la vuelta"., asi que yo apostaria todo por el rebaño sagrado. van a ganar por  3 o mas goles.
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FC Barcelona defeated Real Zaragoza 3-1 at the weekend in the 2006-2007 Spanish Primera Liga at the Nou Camp in Barcelona. Ronaldinho Gaucho scored two goals while Javier Saviola contributed 1 goal as FC Barcelona move to the top of La Liga with 23 points, 1 point ahead of Sevilla. \n\n2006-2007 Spanish Primera Liga\nSunday, 12 November 2006, 20:00\nNou Camp, Barcelona, Spain\nFC Barcelona 3-1 Real Zaragoza\n\nGoals:\n0-1 Gabriel Milito 17'\n1-1 Ronaldinho Gaucho 31'\n2-1 Ronaldinho Gaucho 86'\n3-1 Javier Saviola 90'\n\nBookings:\nRafael Marquez (FC Barcelona) 68'\nJuanfran (Real Zaragoza) 76'\nRonaldinho Gaucho (FC Barcelona) 81'\nSilvio Sylvinho (FC Barcelona) 88'\nAnderson 'Deco' Souza (FC Barcelona) 90'\nFernandez Sergio (Real Zaragoza) 90'\n\nSent-off:\nThiago Motta (FC Barcelona) 72'\nGabriel Milito (Real Zaragoza) 76'
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If you live in the U.S. and have cable ESPN2 has the Arsenal/Villareal game at 2:30pm 4/19. ESPN Deportes also has it if you want to hear Spanish people talk. But other then that FSC but it won't be live.
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ASTON VILLA !!   The Pride of the Midlands !! The Claret and Blue Army.  This is what it says on my Aston Villa Scarf
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1 the goal\n10 midfield\n9 attacker\n3,4,2 defense\n7 or 14 playmaker\nex :\nTores in spain 9\nR.Carlos 3
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I think it's either Chealsea or Real Madrid. I will go for Real Madrid.
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Chivas is better\n"Regal"
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That is the politic of Real Madrid under the current presidency that politic is know as "Zidanes y Pavones".\n\nIt consist in buy great players for the attacking positions so they (the club) can sell T´shirt with the players name and increase the sponsorship and to save money the club use the "Cantera" (the club players school) for the defending positions
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spanish:  voleibol \n\n\ndon't know spanish; but that's what google translater said\nhttp://www.google.com/language_tools
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Spain has put together a good squad, but I doubt they're going to win.\n\nNot only that, but I'm still INCREDIBLY pissed that Victor Valdes was cut from the squad. To say that Casillas had a better season is just wrong. Victor has had TWO better seasons than Casillas.\n\nFor cutting Victor, I hope Spain loses it all.\n\nAlthough I love Ramos and Cesc...
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creo k todos lla sabemos k si lo van a ganar. Tienen a Blanco,Cavanas,Vuoso,Lopez,Ochoa como no van a ganar. Les vamos a ganar a las chivas,pumas, cruz azul cualqier equipo k nos pongan.
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Since the rags to riches Villa Real are gone (i shed a tear), I'll have to say that Arsenal is just over matched. Barcelona has this innate ability to kick it up a notch when needed that arsenal just won't be able to handle. However, I'll give Arsenal a draw at home.
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Write c/o AC Milan... I'm sure they will pass it on (I would make sure it is in Italian)!
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I think it's real madrid.I'm not so sure.\n:)
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Raul Gonzalez Blanco. On his shirt should be the last name "Gonzalez", but in Spanish football is a kind of tradition to use first names for some popular players. So they are just known  as  "Juanito", "Xavi", "Raul", or "Joaquin". It is not that they don´t have enough space to writte them on their shirts. It´s the same as in Brazil (Ronaldinho, Kaká, Cafú, etc.)