Tag: FC Barcelona

  • A Weird Night – Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo Don’t Score

    A Weird Night – Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo Don’t Score

    Barcelona didn’t have too much of a problem at home against Celta Vigo, but Lionel Messi wasn’t completely there in his mind, looking unfocused and slow to react. Real Madrid had a less than comfortable match against Zaragoza, with the 4-0 scoreline not telling the truth about what happened in the match, but Cristiano Ronaldo simply couldn’t find the goal.

  • FC Barcelona – Lionel Messi Will Never Leave

    FC Barcelona – Lionel Messi Will Never Leave

    Some players are just impossible to imagine playing in a different uniform than what they are now. Lionel Messi has been a Barcelona player since 2000, arriving from Argentina at the age of 13. He played his first match in the league four months after his 17th birthday. It’s hard to see him wearing any other jersey but the one he’s plays in now.

  • Everybody Wants Pep Guardiola

    Everybody Wants Pep Guardiola

    Three La Liga titles and two Champions League trophies in four seasons, even if he did have the most talented group of players ever assembled, helps you on your resume. Pep Guardiola has been out of a job, by choice, for five months now, and it looks like every big club in the continent (Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Milan, Inter and even Barcelona) are thinking about him.

  • FC Barcelona – Nothing Changes for Lionel Messi

    FC Barcelona – Nothing Changes for Lionel Messi

    Home, away, hot, rain, dry, cold. Lionel Messi has had better days in terms of his involvement in build up and passing than the 5-0 win by Barcelona over Rayo Vallecano, but that doesn’t change the fact that he’s the deadliest scorer in the world when given the smallest of opportunities to add a goal to his incredible record.

  • FC Barcelona – Jordi Alba Starts Proving his Worth

    FC Barcelona – Jordi Alba Starts Proving his Worth

    On a night in which the Celtic defense looked unbreakable at the back, Barcelona needed a little something special from someone unexpected, and Jordi Alba, who hasn’t the best of seasons up to this point, fell into that certain slot with a dramatic winning goal.

  • FC Barcelona – Never Ending Lionel Messi Magic

    FC Barcelona – Never Ending Lionel Messi Magic

    Perfect players don’t come along too often, but Lionel Messi is probably one of the few. Any problem Barcelona were having or usually have this season is simply hidden behind the fact of having the best player in the world, who at times makes us feel that the only reason he doesn’t score more goals is because it’s too easy for him and he gets bored.

  • FC Barcelona – Neymar Rumors Won’t go Away

    FC Barcelona – Neymar Rumors Won’t go Away

    Even when Neymar announces to everyone that he’s not planning on leaving Santos anytime soon, the rumors and whispers won’t die. Neymar will play for Barcelona they say; a secret deal has been signed; and the biggest Brazilian talent today will eventually play together with Lionel Messi.

  • FC Barcelona – Stopping Manchester City From Taking Sergio Busquets

    FC Barcelona – Stopping Manchester City From Taking Sergio Busquets

    It looks like even a big and successful club like Barcelona has problems when it comes to keeping some of their players, as the rumors of Manchester City trying to approach Sergio Busquets haven’t gone smoothly with the Catalan side.

  • Cesc Fabregas – Barcelona, Arsenal and Nobody Else

    Cesc Fabregas – Barcelona, Arsenal and Nobody Else

    Maybe there was somewhat of karma involved as Cesc Fabregas missed his penalty kick against France, denying Spain a second goal and part of the reason they didn’t win the match. Earlier, he spoke about the whole Arsenal-to-Barcelona saga, saying some rather unsatisfying things, especially if you’re an Arsenal fan.

  • FC Barcelona – Xavi on Jose Mourinho, Lionel Messi and Tito Vilanova

    FC Barcelona – Xavi on Jose Mourinho, Lionel Messi and Tito Vilanova

    Despite having the Clasico behind us, at least for a few months before the rematch at the Santiago Bernabeu or some cup/Champions League meeting, there’s been quite a lot of talking from both sides. Next up? Xavi of Barcelona, sharing his thoughts on Real Madrid, Jose Mourinho, the whole Lionel Messi – Cristiano Ronaldo debate and the new head coach, Tito Vilanova.