Toán 1 7-10 ^_^ Học hết sức chơi hết mình :D

Mắm bắt đầu dùng những emo hok phù hợp với phong cách của mình ;)) ;)) ;))
 
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ko còn là 1 mắm ngu ngu đần đần nữa =)) hãy bám sát và dõi theo con đường dậy thì vĩ đại cũa bạn ấy =))
đã bảo oy mà :-j Man mà thủ bẩn sẽ thắng :-j đôi công sẽ thua :-j Man thủ bẩn lại chả ăn đứt Chelsea thủ bẩn đi :|:|:|
sáng 8-9h mà ko đủ ng đá là tao đ' đi đâu đếy (:| Sơn ku liệu mà rủ cho hấp dẫn =))
 
tớ ko đá đc nè
sáng chủ nhật này đi học Lý buổi cuối
sáng chủ nhật sau đi thi SAT
để chủ nhật sau nữa đi
 
chủ nhật sau nữa nữa đê đê :|
quần áo thế nào òy Bird, Bình có contact đấy, gọi nó hỏi xem nhé ;)) ;)) ;)) ;)) ;)) ;)) (xem bọn mầy nói j` :-w )
 
contact gì?
hôm nay Trym đưa anh em đến quán chè Phi Linh Tinh (thực ra là Feeling Tea)
đc ra phết
hôm nào đi tiếp đê
 
áo bèo lắm (:| 100k thôi :)) tình hình là nếu trường mềnh cho vào thì ae đến trường chơi nhé :D:D:D
thằng bẹn tớ nó đang chơi ở 1 chỗ gần big C :-? để mai qua xem chỗ đếy nó ntn =))
 
Trym thấy tao nói đúng ko?
MU thua mà lại
Pique đá hay ghê
Ferguson hẳn tự hào lắm :(
 
Barcelona Beat Manchester United To Win Champions League​
Barcelona have won the Champions League at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, beating last year's winners Manchester United by two goals.

Players from both sides won their fitness battles to make the starting line-ups: Andres Iniesta and Thierry Henry for Barcelona, and Rio Ferdinand for Manchester United.

Otherwise, Sylvinho played in defence for the Catalan giants, with Sergi Busquets also starting. United made one change from the semi-finals: Ryan Giggs in for the suspended Darren Fletcher, with Park Ji-Sung again involved.



First Half

Manchester United, playing in white, made a positive start, with Anderson winning a free kick from Toure Yaya. Cristiano Ronaldo's ensuing delivery swerved low into the body of Victor Valdes and bounced clear, and the onrushing Park might have finished were it not for a strong block by Gerard Pique.

After six minutes, Ronaldo picked up the ball in space, drove forward and let fly from 40-yards, hitting wide of Valdes' left-hand post. Less than two minutes later, in space on the left of the area, the Portuguese powerhouse was able to pluck the ball out of the air with his chest and slash a shot wide of the far post.

For all that, Barcelona opened the scoring before ten minutes were on the clock. Iniesta pulled the strings as the Blaugrana probed United for the first time, releasing a killer pass. Samuel Eto'o then evaded Nemanja Vidic with ease and poked under the body of Edwin van der Sar, before wheeling away to celebrate emotionally.

Still, the Barca rearguard continued to look a little nervy, and Ronaldo was able to test it again after being released by Ryan Giggs. However, Pique body-checked him 25-yards from goal and was shown the game's first first yellow card.

Lionel Messi had his first crack at the other end, after 19 minutes, but his swerving drive was just high and wide.

At the other end, it was clear that Ballon d'Or holder Ronaldo was trying to do it all himself in the final third. He squirmed away from Toure Yaya, but his shot trundled wide of the same post again.

From then on, the pattern of play many had expected from the start began to manifest itself: Barcelona keeping possession in spells and United working very hard to quash their many threats, whilst struggling to make headway.

Chances were limited. Xavi went close with a free kick attempt, but generally the United defence were doing just enough to repel the waves of pressure.

With the interval approaching, Messi did finally get his head down and pierce the opposition back-line, with Van der Sar spilling his eventual low cross.

Second Half

Sir Alex Ferguson had clearly noticed that Anderson had looked lost at times, not least in the build-up to the goal, thus he was hooked for Carlos Tevez.

The Red Devils started with energy, but the cooler heads of Barcelona fashioned an early opportunity. Iniesta picked out runner Henry from deep and, after cutting in from the left, the Frenchman's placed effort was blocked by Van der Sar.

Their hunger to win the 50-50 balls was evident, too, and soon Eto'o was clipping a ball to Messi at the far post. The Argentine was close to connecting, then appealed in vain for a penalty after feeling the presence of John O'Shea.

The pressure continued. Iniesta drove into the heart of United's defence and won a free kick just outside the area. Xavi stepped up to curl the free-kick round the wall, smacking the right-hand post.

United did stabilise eventually, and had a half-chance of their own. Wayne Rooney crossed from the right and Toure Yaya got just enough on the ball to take it away from Ronaldo and Tevez.

On the hour mark, Michael Carrick looked to play in Rooney again, but he overcooked his pass, much to the frustration of the burly forward.

Dimitar Berbatov came on for Park, and for a short spell United looked more purposeful. Just as they were building a head of steam, though, Barca hit them with a sucker punch.

Carles Puyol made a key interception on the half-way line, and back-pedalling United were never able to clear. Xavi then hung up a delicious cross for Messi, who headed back across goal from the left, leaving the 'keeper flailing as the ball nestled in the net.

Manchester United almost replied immediately. Tevez played across the face of goal from the right, only for Giggs to scuff an effort and Ronaldo to be blocked out by Valdes at the back post.

On-song Puyol rose to head powerfully into the arms of the 'keeper shortly after, but then United's frustration surfaced. Ronaldo's challenge on the aforementioned Barca captain and substitute Paul Scholes' late slide on Busquets were both met with yellow cards.

In the last ten minutes there were more near misses for the Spanish side; Iniesta and Puyol forced Van der Sar to think quickly in order to make two good stops.

Thus it finished, and Barcelona are the Champions League winners 2008-09.

Greg Ptolomey, Goal.com
 
Player Ratings: Barcelona 2-0 Manchester United​
Barcelona are champions of Europe after a 2-0 win over Manchester United at the Stadio Olimpico. Goal.com rates the players on show...


BARCELONA

Valdes -7.0: Did not have too much to do during the game, but did produce a fine save from Ronaldo at 2-0.

Puyol -7.5: Switched to right-back in place of the suspended Dani Alves and, despite the odd diagonal ball over his shoulder, was rarely troubled. Almost grabbed a third.

Pique -7.5: A few sloppy moments, but made two vital challenges on Park and Rooney to prevent almost-certain goals. Showed real heart did Pique ---> chỉ có mấy thằng VN võ mồm mới kêu đi kêu lại cái lá cải thèng Mắm nói thôi (:|

Toure -7.0: What Toure lacked with his positioning, he made up for with strength and pace. After a tricky first 20 minutes against Ronaldo, he grew to have a solid match in his emergency centre-back role.

Sylvinho -7.0: Another second-choice defender who filled in admirably. The 35-year-old only allowed Rooney to get in behind him on one occasion. Also supported well going forward.

Busquets -7.0: Guardiola opted for the youngster ahead of Keita, and he did him proud. Nothing flashy, held his position tactically, and gave the ball to Xavi and Iniesta to do all the damage.

Xavi -9.0: A genius. Xavi is quite simply the best playmaker in world football. Ran the game from the 25th minute onwards, assisted Messi's goal, created Henry and Puyol's one-on-one chances, hit the post with a free kick, and did so much more. :x:x:x

Iniesta -9.0: Started tentatively, but soon dominated the game along with partner in crime Xavi. Provided the pass for Eto'o goal, embarked on numerous dizzy runs, and was unplayable for long stretches.

Messi -7.5: Not at his brilliant best, but had his moments and most importantly scored the killer second - his first against English opposition, and a rare headed goal.

Eto'o -7.5: Gave Vidic and Ferdinand constant headaches with his running. Scored the first goal by outfoxing the Serbian centre-back, and linked up well with Messi, Iniesta and Xavi.

Henry -6.5: Clearly not fully fit, but could have got onto the scoresheet when he tricked Ferdinand on 50 minutes and saw his one-on-one saved by van der Sar. Finally gets his hands on the Champions League trophy.

Subs

Keita 6.5: Tightened up the midfield after coming on for Henry at 2-0.

Pedro - N/V: Came on in injury time.

MANCHESTER UNITED

Van der Sar -8.0: Man Utd could have conceded four or five tonight were it not for van der Sar, who denied both Henry and Puyol from one-on-one situations.

O'Shea -6.0: Left his side open on a few occasions, but, all in all, did not disgrace himself. Henry only penetrated down the left on one occasion just after half time.

Vidic -4.5: Won the Player of the Year award earlier today, but had a very poor game. Schoolboy defending to allow Eto'o to cut inside for the first goal, and was ill at ease for the entire 90 minutes. :-??:-??:-??

Ferdinand -5.0: Was not helped at all by his partner Vidic, and was sound for most of the game. However he was at fault in some big moments, losing Messi for the second goal and also being taken on by Henry for a big chance.

Evra -6.5: One-on-one against Messi, Evra generally limited the Argentine, causing him to move inside. He allowed Puyol to get in behind him late on, even if this was more down to United chasing the game.

Carrick -5.0: Failed in his job of protecting the United defence, but what was to be expected when Sir Alex Ferguson left him all alone against Xavi and Iniesta? Allowed the former to go for the Eto'o goal, and had no answer to the Spanish midfield duo.

Anderson -5.0: Has been criminally under-rated this season, but this time he really does deserve the criticism that comes his way. Was second best for the entire first half. Hooked at the break, even if United were worse after he came off.

Giggs -4.5: Another Player of the Year who was well under-par. Made no impact whatsoever on the game, and did not seem to have a position on the field. Just where was Giggs playing?

Park -5.0: Became the first Asian player in history to play in a Champions League final, but could not celebrate this landmark. Worked hard, but provided very little quality. Could have scored within 60 seconds, but was denied by Pique.

Ronaldo -7.0: Outstanding during the first 20 minutes, unleashing a host of efforts at goal. However, when Xavi and Iniesta took control of the midfield, he disappeared a little. Missed United's best chance just after Messi's second.

Rooney -5.5: Just could not get into the game at all, which is a shame as he deserved to shine after such a brilliant season. Difficult to think of a single moment when Rooney threatened the Barcelona defence.
 
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