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Barca contemplate action after Jose Mourinho outburst
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<blockquote data-quote="GreenyBoii" data-source="post: 394772" data-attributes="member: 47932"><p>I think Mourinho had every right to be sarcastic with them and tell them they'd got it wrong as it was a truly shocking decision by the Ref. But too be fair Barca had something like 80% of the game's possession and Messi scored a wonder goal so they did deserve to win, but you could argue they would never had scored had Pepe not been sent off as he could have dropped back to his more orthodox position at centre-back. Barca should be happy with what they got from the game as they have already pretty much secured a place at Wembley in a months time. Madrid will feel hard-done by as they now have to go and get at least two goals in normal time to take it to extra-time and maybe penalties, this at the Nou Camp where they got trashed 5-0 not so long ago. I would feel that maybe UEFA were taking sides with Barcelona if they did decide to take action, providing of course Barcelona do report his behaviour. I think by being sent to the stands in a pivotal game that maybe Jose has served his time and Barca should concentrate on keeping Madrid from staging a comeback. We all know that Jose always has a plan A. The question now though is: Does he have a plan B?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GreenyBoii, post: 394772, member: 47932"] I think Mourinho had every right to be sarcastic with them and tell them they'd got it wrong as it was a truly shocking decision by the Ref. But too be fair Barca had something like 80% of the game's possession and Messi scored a wonder goal so they did deserve to win, but you could argue they would never had scored had Pepe not been sent off as he could have dropped back to his more orthodox position at centre-back. Barca should be happy with what they got from the game as they have already pretty much secured a place at Wembley in a months time. Madrid will feel hard-done by as they now have to go and get at least two goals in normal time to take it to extra-time and maybe penalties, this at the Nou Camp where they got trashed 5-0 not so long ago. I would feel that maybe UEFA were taking sides with Barcelona if they did decide to take action, providing of course Barcelona do report his behaviour. I think by being sent to the stands in a pivotal game that maybe Jose has served his time and Barca should concentrate on keeping Madrid from staging a comeback. We all know that Jose always has a plan A. The question now though is: Does he have a plan B? [/QUOTE]
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