Hey, tranny. May I know how does saying the refs are corrupted here will take focus off the players? The players come here to read what you wrote? BIG FACEPALM.

But regardless. I dislike all these accusations of "shady circumstances" being thrown around in general, especially when as far as I can see there's absolutely no evidence of true ref misconduct. I think that crying "paid off" every time something unexpected happens or there's a questionable call made does two very negative things: 1) it takes the focus off the players and 2) it makes it harder to identify when there's truly a serious problem. It's like the boy who cried wolf.

Zaragoza have not won – what is it, 9 of their last 11 games? – by bribing the refs. For one thing, they're so broke they were in danger of folding if they were relegated (as were Rayo), which is pretty strong incentive.

I admit that I haven't seen all of the recent Zaragoza games lately, but I've seen a lot of them, and this has been a result of them working for it. (For the record, they did the same thing last year, though it was a bit less dramatic.) Look at the game with Barcelona – they gave us a lot of trouble.

It seems the game is moving towards a "whoever can spend half a billion in the space of 2 or 3 seasons" model for success which is a bit of a shame… o.0

Zaragoza have been so poorly run as a club over the past 10 years it's hard to respect them in the same way as Wigan in the EPL or other clubs turning a 'lost cause' around in less shady circumstances…

*cheers*

Can't you see "bribed their way out of relegation with the help of EE!" Moreover, Getafe and Atletico are very good friends with EE!

More over, Getafe and Atletico are EE's very good friend!

But I'll take you at your word for the moment, if you stop making that stupid *kisses* thing at the end of your posts.

I support a lot of clubs because I watch a lot of football because I really love the game, and when you watch a lot of football, you tend to get attached to a lot of teams. There are varying levels of attachment – my main four are Barcelona, Valencia, Arsenal, and Athletic Bilbao (in the order). However, there are many other teams I enjoy watching, and I'll often turn on their games as well.

Not sure if you're joking or not about the team in danger of going bankrupt bribing their way out of anything… going to assume you are.

As far as how I felt when United lost the title… honestly, I was too busy celebrating Arsenal getting third to care all that much. I like United, and I was rooting for them, but compared to Arsenal's victory their loss really isn't that important to me.