Say What! Real Madrid fans should Cheer for Messi if he breaks record at home?

Thegoalmac understands that Barcelona director Andoni Zubizarreta believes Lionel Messi would deserve recognition from the Real Madrid crowd if he breaks La Liga's goal record in the Clasico.

Sincerely,i can't wait for El classico,hopefully Messi won't break and set the coming weekend and do it at El classico,then we will see how Real Madrid fans will react to it.Do you think they should cheer for him if breaks it or they should stay mute?

And given that Ronaldo will be playing won't he become sad after they cheer for Messi?Lol,Just asking though.Continue for plenty more gist on this.
 Messi is just two goals short of equalling Telmo Zarra's record of 251 goals in Spain's top flight and could potentially surpass the tally should he score against Madrid on October 25.

The LFP have suggested Messi could be honoured at the Santiago Bernabeu should he break the record by scoring in the Clasico at the end of the month, and Zubizarreta - who watched the Madrid fans give a standing ovation to Ronaldinho during Barcelona's 3-0 win in 2005 - feels it would be fully deserved.

"It's something more to do with sports like American football and basketball, it sounds odd in football. But he deserves recognition. I'll settle for a goal against Eibar and Madrid and that we win," he told AS.

"We've seen the Bernabeu applaud Barca players in the past, and vice-versa."
Messi missed a penalty in Argentina's Superclasico defeat to Brazil at the weekend but Zubizarreta believes it will simply spur him on to even greater form.

"I don't think penalty misses affect him. He scored two at the Bernabeu last year. He'd prefer to score to help the team, but I know that Beijing pitch from pre-season and it's not good," he said. "It will spur him on to do better.

"Players evolve and Leo isn't just a goalscorer. He understands the game, he is involved in more phases of play. Goals will always be there but that won't be all.

"Leo plays more inside and Neymar goes into space and that can unsettle teams, but also there are others like Pedro and Munir El Haddadi.

"Our rivals will analyse us and we're always changing - the top teams always do. Last year was difficult for them both with injuries. Now there is more consistency."