a écrit le 12 novembre 2005 à 11h10 The Club
@tous les traducteurs etoo s exprime sur le match à venir contre le real
Football
12, NOV 05 11:20
Eto'o: "We are all up for it"
IN DETAIL
Lethal in the Bernabéu
Samuel Eto'o is a player that loves to score against his former clubs. Real Madrid know all about that as he has scored four times in El Bernabéu for visiting sides and has only benn on the losing team once, when Barça were beaten 4-2 last season. The Cameroon striker has scored six goals against Real Madrid in his career, making third in his list after Osasuna, who he has scored eight times against, and Real Betis, with seven.
After the bitter memory of last season, Barça are keen to take their excellent form into the meeting with Real Madrid next week. Samuel Eto'o is ready to face his former club stating: "We are all up for it."
The Cameroon striker will be the centre of attention, along with Ronaldinho, as he will be given close attention by Madrid as they attempt to stop him adding to his impressive goals tally this term. Eto'o is the top goalscorer in the Spanish top flight and he spoke to Barça TV about the forthcoming game, the teams current form and whether or not Ronaldo will play.
Does the break in the league affect you?
"It does not bother me. There are some people that are bothered by it and some that are not, but we still have to play the game."
Barça are in good form at the moment. Do you think this is the ideal time to be playing Real Madrid?
There is never a good time to got to the Benabéu. Last year year we were doing well and conceded four goals there. The thing to realise is that it is just another league game. You earn three points if you win, just every other match. The only thing with this one is that you have greater confidence and moral if you win. It is a game for prestige and ego.
What are people saying to you in the street? Would it be particularly special to score in the Bernabéu?
"People
@tous les traducteurs etoo s exprime sur le match à venir contre le real
Football
12, NOV 05 11:20
Eto'o: "We are all up for it"
IN DETAIL
Lethal in the Bernabéu
Samuel Eto'o is a player that loves to score against his former clubs. Real Madrid know all about that as he has scored four times in El Bernabéu for visiting sides and has only benn on the losing team once, when Barça were beaten 4-2 last season. The Cameroon striker has scored six goals against Real Madrid in his career, making third in his list after Osasuna, who he has scored eight times against, and Real Betis, with seven.
After the bitter memory of last season, Barça are keen to take their excellent form into the meeting with Real Madrid next week. Samuel Eto'o is ready to face his former club stating: "We are all up for it."
The Cameroon striker will be the centre of attention, along with Ronaldinho, as he will be given close attention by Madrid as they attempt to stop him adding to his impressive goals tally this term. Eto'o is the top goalscorer in the Spanish top flight and he spoke to Barça TV about the forthcoming game, the teams current form and whether or not Ronaldo will play.
Does the break in the league affect you?
"It does not bother me. There are some people that are bothered by it and some that are not, but we still have to play the game."
Barça are in good form at the moment. Do you think this is the ideal time to be playing Real Madrid?
There is never a good time to got to the Benabéu. Last year year we were doing well and conceded four goals there. The thing to realise is that it is just another league game. You earn three points if you win, just every other match. The only thing with this one is that you have greater confidence and moral if you win. It is a game for prestige and ego.
What are people saying to you in the street? Would it be particularly special to score in the Bernabéu?
"People
