Real Madrid

[Nazanin]

U're welcome

[I.M.M]

nah rafteh pelestin dar ramallah, az taraf sazman melal

[Nazanin]

Oh so that,s the Palestinian flag. Man hamishe confuse misham ba parchame Kuwait, Iraq, Palestine.

[IQ]

nazanin aslan parchame iraq rabti be in do taa keshvar nadaare oon vasatesh neveshte allaho akbar. ghashang maloome maale iraq hast.

[I.M.M]

Kuwait, Palestine and Jordan parchamashon taghirban ein hameh iraq ro nemidonam

[Nazanin]

Are? Yadam nemiyad alan

[IQ]

aahaa

[Cop]

jordan o palestine parchamashoon shabihe hame taghriban

[Rasputin]

vali hamashun araban,hahahaha. !

[IQ]

no kidding. az kojaa fahmidi aslan shabihe arab haa nistand vali

[Rasputin]

IQ to boro jelo bugh bezan

[IQ]

[Nazanin]

[Rasputin]

Real Madrid 2006/07

(Thursday, July 14, 2005) - AEG, in conjunction with Soccer United Marketing (SUM), announced that the international friendly between the Los Angeles Galaxy and nine-time European club champions Real Madrid is sold out for Monday, July 18, 2005 (7:30 p.m. PT / 10:30 p.m. ET) at The Home Depot Center on the campus of California State University, Dominguez Hills. Real Madrid will play two games in July in a tour of the United States. The Spanish club, featuring a selection of the greatest players in the world, will face Mexican power CD Guadalajara in Chicago's Soldier Field on Saturday, July 16 (5:30 p.m. CT / 6:30 p.m. ET) followed by the match against Cobi Jones and the Galaxy.

"There are no more tickets available for Monday's Galaxy - Real Madrid game," said L.A. Galaxy President and General Manager Doug Hamilton. "Once again, the soccer community in Southern California has responded in great numbers in support of our club and our sport. The match is one that everyone lucky enough to be in attendance will remember for years to come."

Real Madrid, winners of a record 29 Spanish league titles, is widely recognized as the world's most storied and star-studded soccer club. The Spanish giants make their first trip to the United States since August 2002 and only their second since 1990. Led by Brazilian head coach Vanderlei Luxemburgo, Real Madrid features several of the world's soccer superstars popularly known as the "galacticos": David Beckham (England), Ronaldo (Brazil), Zinedine Zidane (France), Luis Figo (Portugal), Michael Owen (England), Roberto Carlos (Brazil) and captain Raul (Spain). Following the games in the United States, Real Madrid will continue its preseason preparations in the Far East, with matches scheduled against local sides in China and Japan.

The Los Angeles Galaxy, currently in third place in Major League Soccer's Western Conference, are one of the most successful clubs in MLS history. Winners of the 2000 CONCACAF Champions Cup, the 2001 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup and MLS Cup 2002, the Galaxy are led by several of the top players in the U.S. and CONCACAF region. Among them are Landon Donovan (USA), Guillermo "Pando" Ramirez (Guatemala), Pablo Chinchilla (Costa Rica), Tyrone Marshall (Jamaica), Jones (USA) and Jovan ***ovski (USA). The Galaxy, the only club that has never failed to qualify for the MLS Cup Playoffs in the League's first nine seasons, are undefeated at home this year in MLS (6-0-3 record) under the direction of head coach Steve Sampson.

[Rasputin]

Real Madrid sets off for world tour .

MADRID, Spain -- Real Madrid and David Beckham set off for the United States Thursday on the beginning of a world tour that will take the team to Chicago, Los Angeles, Beijing, Tokyo and Bangkok.

It will be the second trip to the U.S in six weeks for Beckham and striker Michael Owen, who were here with England's national team in late May. Portugese midfielder Luis Figo also will make the journey.

Real Madrid's first game will be in Chicago on Saturday against Chivas of Guadalajara, Mexico. On Monday, the team plays the Los Angeles Galaxy before moving on to Asia.