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Barcelona @ Athletic Bilbao Preview: Cooking Lions With Chef Guardiola
By: Pedro |
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Well, we’re stuck in it now, aren’t we? With the quickest of glances at the upcoming schedule, you’d reckon that Pep, Tito and Co. will have to sharpen their knives and put on their cowboy boots for what’s about to happen.
You see, they don’t just hand out stadium nicknames like bits of corn candy [...]
Barça players and the International Break: this time we swear in French
By: Ade C. | 16 Comments
So this is it, boys and girls, the end of international break. Let’s hear that sigh of relief and the raucous celebrations because (with the exception of Touré and Keita leaving for the African Cup), our boys are home to stay until the next year at least.
And what did this day of friendlies and World [...]
Barça players and the International Break: Spain, Argentina and the meaning of ‘friendly’
By: Ade C. | 20 Comments
So, yesterday was the first day of friendlies, World Cup qualifiers and playoffs of this maligned international break, and those of our boys who had been called up by their respective NTs were in the thick of things, as usual (except for Chygrynskiy, who didn’t play in the match that Ukraine played to a goalless [...]
FC Barcelona 5, Cultural Leonesa 0, a.k.a. “We feel pretty!”
By: Ade C. | 17 Comments
Forgive any typos you might find in this post, as I find that typing whilst bouncing gleefully on your seat and humming “Tot el camp” is not conductive to good spelling.
Yesterday’s was one of those pretty, gleeful matches that culés (and football aficionados everywhere) can only sit back and enjoy while they happen, and then [...]
FC Barcelona vs Cultural Leonesa: how to play in the midst of a stampede. An international stampede.
By: Ade C. | 13 Comments
Yes, that’s a bit of an exaggeration. FC Barcelona players have way too much class to trample anyone in their rush to leave for international pastures. I assume they will politely excuse themselves before leaving, but the point remains that someone is going to actually have to go on the pitch to defend the 0-2 [...]
Review: Barcelona’s lethargy, Mallorca’s misfortune, and how Ibrahimovic is “Il Magnifico”
By: Joan | 15 Comments
A solitary flag, claret and blue, stands where two lines meet. When it comes to Barcelona, a few keywords are in constant rotation: possession, eminence, Lionel Messi, brilliant, short (and yet the likes of Piqué, Chygrynskiy, Touré, Busquets, and Ibrahimovic tower over most), tiki-taka, Real Madrid, set-pieces (I can’t include any sort of formatting that [...]
Category: Team NewsLa Liga Preview: FC Barcelona vs Real Mallorca
By: Ade C. | 18 Comments
Even thought everyone seems to have forgotten in the face of the catastrophe that is our coming to a draw in our last two matches, we have an important match to play on Saturday. We need to re-establish our superiority over the whole wide world after having stumbled over Osasuna and Rubin Kazan. RM is [...]
Barcelona 0, Rubin Kazan 0 – I can’t believe it’s not butter (better)!
By: Cameron | 16 Comments
And so I command, and so it shall be done.
Or at least, that’s what Pep wanted to have happen tonight. It didn’t quite turn out that way. Barcelona, traveling to the frigid unknowns of Municipal Institution Football Club Rubin Kazan and their home in Kazan. It was supposed to be a day [...]
Category: Team NewsChampions’ League: Rubin Kazan Vs. Barcelona. And much more.
By: Ramzi | 18 Comments
Marching to Kazan!
You can feel the lack of satisfaction between Barcelona fans this season. It’s basically a result of high expectations. The satisfaction stocks rise and fall on weekly bases the same as the team performance varies. Every game has its own story, but still there are common denominators between all the matches Barcelona played [...]
Category: Team NewsThe not so Running of the Bulls: Osasuna 1 – 1 FC Barcelona
By: Pedro | 7 Comments
Every year, the famed Running of the Bulls event is held in Pamplona. Now, modern media has done a good job at exposing such exciting and traditional events for all the average people around the world to see and hear. So, i won’t have to describe the particulars of this event. A recollection of the [...]
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