FC Barcelona

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a sta ce ti u svemu ovome slika chelinija kako ubacuje loptu iz auta

Naglasak nije na Cheliniju nego na krcatim tribinama.
Usput Argentina - Portugal, koncetracija ciganluka u repki Portugala, extremna.

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http://atdhenet.tv/33856/watch-spain-vs-colombia
Barçini igrači: Victor Valdes, Gerard Pique, Sergio Busquets, Xavi Hernandez, Andres Iniesta, Pedro Rodriguez i David Villa

http://www.soccertvlive.net/watch/49499 ... tugal.html
Lionel Messi, Javier Mascherano i Gaby Milito

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Usput Argentina - Portugal, koncetracija ciganluka u repki Portugala, extremna.

ovo je prava fašistička izjava

[legionarka]

Evo za one koji ne mrze Barcu
s zadnje utakmice na kojoj smo bili
Barca-Betis Copa de Rey

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Jadna majko... koji esej na temu "kako se zamišlja fudbal u Čevljanovićima" sa višestrukom upotrebom termina show i patern (onako boldano) Još dodati kašičicu rasizma i dobro promiješati... ko sve ima internet, Tito dragi

[Charuga]

Asistencija Messia za gol Di Marie ...

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Qatar Foundation Logo To Appear On Front Of Barcelona Shirt On July 1


The Unicef logo will move to the back of the jersey...

Barcelona signed a €30 million deal with Qatar Sports Investment in December and the Qatar Foundation logo will be printed on the front of their shirts starting on July 1, 2011, according to the Spanish giants' vice-president of finance.

The Blaugrana currently have the UNICEF logo on the breast of their jersey for which they pay the organisation €1.5 million a year but Javier Faus has revealed the logo will now move to the back of the shirt.

"It has been decided that the Qatar Foundation logo will go on the front of the shirt, on the breast," Faus stated.

"In the end, there will be only two words 'Qatar Foundation' in yellow. UNICEF will go on the back underneath the player's name.

"We continue to have significant structural problems, which we have been burdened with for some years, but which are our structural problems now and which we have to deal with," Faus added.

"We have solved some of them with the Qatar Foundation sponsorship deal but we still have many challenges ahead."

[jasmin93]

Evo za one koji ne mrze Barcu
s zadnje utakmice na kojoj smo bili
Barca-Betis Copa de Rey

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Nešto organizovano, ili?

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Jadna majko... koji esej na temu "kako se zamišlja fudbal u Čevljanovićima"

Jesi l' mislio na Gornje ili Donje? Je l' bi ti to malo o rasizmu i toleranciji? Velika kašika licemjerja i šuplje, promućkati i ne mješati.
Baš vala dragi Tito, svak' danas voli drugom lafinu prosipat'. Svejedno im'o internet ili ne.

sa višestrukom upotrebom termina show i patern (onako boldano) Još dodati kašičicu rasizma i dobro promiješati... ko sve ima internet, Tito dragi

Termin patern posuđen od kolege ratata i korišten namjerno više puta, a show samo jednom.

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ovo je prava fašistička izjava

Štaš' kad je Bosna u svijetu poznata po toleranciji i suživotu.
Još jedan tipični primjer našeg (bosanskog) moraliste.

Termin "ciganluk" je jos uvijek sinonim za onu vrstu raspirivanja najnizih strasti zvucima jeftinih sintisajzera i plesom polugolih djevojaka. I kao takav često se upotrebljava u svakodnevno govoru u BiH i šire.

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Asistencija Messia za gol Di Marie ...

Savršena, matematički precizna, asistencija!!! Šteta što Pastore nije pogodio još par puta na majstorove asistencije.

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@jasmin93 : ma jok, iznajmili smo dvije clanske karte na godinu dana od nekog dede

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Roberto Baggio o Messiju:
"Igra kao da je na dječjem igralištu, na njega ne utječu taktika, suparnici ili saigrači. Nije egocentrik, njegove su asistencije jednako važne kao i golovi. Sreću ima što ga vodi Josep Guardiola, sjajni trener koji ne pokušava gušiti njegov talent već mu daje prostora da ga izrazi."

Messi je ove sezone odigrao 19 prvenstvenih utakmica koje je začinio s 24 gola i 16 asistencija. U cijeloj sezoni, u utakmicama svih takmičenja, je na omjeru od 43 gola i 22 asistencije. Odigrao je 38 susreta.

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Guardiola rejected a 15M-net-a-year offer by Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to become Chelsea's manager next season. Sportyou

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Mislim da je ovo pravo mjesto. Predobar intervju Xavia.

Many have described Barcelona's 5-0 win over Real Madrid last November as the greatest performance ever. Even Wayne Rooney admits that he stood up in his living room and started applauding.

[Xavi's face lights up]. Yeah? Really? Rooney? That makes me proud. Rooney, wow! Rooney is extraordinary, he could play for Barcelona. And before people imagine headlines like "Xavi says Rooney to join Barcelona" – although, I'd love him to! – what I mean is that he's our kind of player. That game was wonderful, the best I've played. The feeling of superiority was incredible – and against Real Madrid! They didn't touch the ball. Madre mía, what a match! In the dressing room, we gave ourselves a standing ovation.


You mention Barcelona's dominance of possession. It's tempting to conclude that we've never seen a team with an identity – for better or worse – as clear as the current Barcelona and Spain teams. It's all about possession. And that's your identity – one that seems to have become dominant.

It's good that the reference point for world football right now is Barcelona, that it's Spain. Not because it's ours but because of what it is. Because it's an attacking football, it's not speculative, we don't wait. You pressure, you want possession, you want to attack. Some teams can't or don't pass the ball. What are you playing for? What's the point? That's not football. Combine, pass, play. That's football – for me, at least. For coaches, like, I don't know, [Javier] Clemente or [Fabio] Capello, there's another type of football. But it's good that Barcelona's style is now a model, not that.


But some claimed Spain were boring at the World Cup. You kept winning 1-0.

That's upside down. It's not that we were boring, it is the other team that was. What did Holland look for? Penalties. Or [Arjen] Robben on the break. Bam, bam, bam. Of course we were boring – the opposition made it that way. Paraguay? What did they do? Built a spectacularly good defensive system and waited for chances – from dead balls. Up it goes, rebound, loose ball. It's harder than people realise when you've got a guy behind you who's two metres tall and right on top of you.


So, what's the solution?

Think quickly, look for spaces. That's what I do: look for spaces. All day. I'm always looking. All day, all day. [Xavi starts gesturing as if he is looking around, swinging his head]. Here? No. There? No. People who haven't played don't always realise how hard that is. Space, space, space. It's like being on the PlayStation. I think shit, the defender's here, play it there. I see the space and pass. That's what I do.


That's at the heart of the Barcelona model and runs all the way through the club, doesn't it? When you beat Madrid, eight of the starting XI were youth-team products and all three finalists in this year's Ballon d'Or were too – Lionel Messi, Andrés Iniesta and you.

Some youth academies worry about winning, we worry about education. You see a kid who lifts his head up, who plays the pass first time, pum, and you think, 'Yep, he'll do.' Bring him in, coach him. Our model was imposed by [Johan] Cruyff; it's an Ajax model. It's all about rondos [piggy in the middle]. Rondo, rondo, rondo. Every. Single. Day. It's the best exercise there is. You learn responsibility and not to lose the ball. If you lose the ball, you go in the middle. Pum-pum-pum-pum, always one touch. If you go in the middle, it's humiliating, the rest applaud and laugh at you.

Your Barcelona team-mate Dani Alves said that you don't play to the run, you make the run by obliging team-mates to move into certain areas. "Xavi," he said, "plays in the future."

They make it easy. My football is passing but, wow, if I have Dani, Iniesta, Pedro, [David] Villa … there are so many options. Sometimes, I even think to myself: man, so-and-so is going to get annoyed because I've played three passes and haven't given him the ball yet. I'd better give the next one to Dani because he's gone up the wing three times. When Leo [Messi] doesn't get involved, it's like he gets annoyed … and the next pass is for him.

You're talking about style over success but not only can they go together, they have to go together, don't they? Arsenal play great football, Arsène Wenger is a hugely respected coach, but they've not won anything for years. Could that happen at Barcelona?

Almost impossible. If you go two years without winning, everything has to change. But you change names, not identity. The philosophy can't be lost. Our fans wouldn't understand a team that sat back and played on the break. Sadly, people only look at teams through success. Now, success has validated our approach. I'm happy because, from a selfish point of view, six years ago I was extinct; footballers like me were in danger of dying out. It was all: two metres tall, powerful, in the middle, knockdowns, second balls, rebounds … but now I see Arsenal and Villarreal and they play like us.


Do you see yourself as a defender of the faith? An ideologue?

It was that or die. I'm a romantic. I like the fact that talent, technical ability, is valued above physical condition now. I'm glad that's the priority; if it wasn't, there wouldn't be the same spectacle. Football is played to win but our satisfaction is double. Other teams win and they're happy, but it's not the same. The identity is lacking. The result is an impostor in football. You can do things really, really well – last year we were better than Inter Milan – but did not win. There's something greater than the result, more lasting. A legacy. Inter won the Champions League but no one talks about them. People discovered me since Euro 2008, but I've been playing the same way for years. It is true, though, that I have grown in confidence and tranquillity. And that comes with success.


Has English football suffered because it embraces a different footballing culture?

It has changed; the style's a bit more technical. But before it was direct, it was about the second ball, the typical No9 was a Crouch or a Heskey and there was no football. Carragher, boom, up top; Terry, boom, up top. I think it's changing: Barry, Lampard, Gerrard, Carrick … they are players who treat the ball well. You see them now and think, Christ, they are trying to play.


Is Paul Scholes the English Xavi?

[Xavi interrupts, almost bursting with enthusiasm] Paul Scholes! A role model. For me – and I really mean this – he's the best central midfielder I've seen in the last 15, 20 years. I've spoken to Xabi Alonso about him. He's spectacular, he has it all: the last pass, goals, he's strong, he doesn't lose the ball, vision. If he'd been Spanish he might have been rated more highly. Players love him.


England seems to mistrust technical players.

It's a pity. Talent has to be the priority. Technical ability. Always, always. Sure, you can win without it but it's talent that makes the difference. Look at the teams: Juventus, who makes the difference? Krasic. Del Piero. Liverpool? Gerrard, or Torres before. Talento. Talento. When you look at players and ask yourself who's the best: talento. Cesc, Nasri, Ryan Giggs – that guy is a joy, incredible. Looking back, I loved John Barnes and Chris Waddle was buenísimo. [Open-mouthed, eyes gleaming] Le Tissier! Although their style was different I liked Roy Keane and Paul Ince together, too. That United team was great – my English team. If I'd gone anywhere, it would have been there.

In England do we overrate physical players? You mention Carragher, Terry …

Whoa! Wait! Be careful. They're fundamental. We've got Puyol. Technically he might not be the best but it's incredible the way he defends. Carragher and Terry are necessary, brilliant, but they have to adapt to technical football [not the other way round]. For me, that comes naturally – or for Messi, Iniesta or Rooney. Others have to work at it. For them it's harder to lift their head up and play a pass – but they have to.

But when a player is offered to a club, the first question is: "how tall is he?"

Have you seen [the Villarreal winger] Santi Cazorla? You think I'm small, he's up to here on me [Xavi signals his chest]. And yet he's brilliant. Messi is the same and he's the best player in the world. Maybe it's the culture, I don't know, but in England you're warriors. You watch Liverpool and Carragher wins the ball and boots it into the stands and the fans applaud. There's a roar! They'd never applaud that here.


Next week you play Arsenal again in the Champions League last 16. Are they different? A kind of Barcelona-lite?

Arsenal are a great team. When I watch Arsenal, I see Barça. I see Cesc carry the game, Nasri, Arshavin. The difference between them and us is we have more players who think before they play, quicker. Education is the key. Players have had 10 or 12 years here. When you arrive at Barça the first thing they teach you is: think. Think, think, think. Quickly. [Xavi starts doing the actions, looking around himself.] Lift your head up, move, see, think. Look before you get the ball. If you're getting this pass, look to see if that guy is free. Pum. First time. Look at [Sergio] Busquets – the best midfielder there is playing one-touch. He doesn't need more. He controls, looks and passes in one touch. Some need two or three and, given how fast the game is, that's too slow. Alves, one touch. Iniesta, one touch. Messi, one touch. Piqué, one touch. Busi [Busquets], me … seven or eight players with one touch. Fast. In fact, [the youth coach] Charly [Rexach] always used to say: a mig toc. Half a touch.


Arsenal-Barcelona always provokes questions about Cesc Fábregas's future.

If I'd ever gone to another club, I'd have been thinking about Barcelona – the link is strong. The same is happening to him. But now there's a problem: now he's expensive. But I think that a footballer ends up playing where he wants. He has to end up here.

That's not what Arsenal fans want to hear and some have accused Barcelona players, you included, of stirring trouble. Last summer there were so many remarks supposedly coming out of Barcelona …

Really? I hardly spoke then. I imagine they wouldn't have liked that. [Xavi pauses, adding quietly, almost shamefacedly] You know, often footballers don't think. We're selfish, we don't realise. I also say it because I'm thinking of Cesc. He wants to come here. Barcelona has always been his dream. But of course he's Arsenal's captain, the standard bearer, a leader. This situation is a putada [bummer] for him. He's at a club that plays his style with Wenger who has treated him well, taught him, raised him. Cesc respects him. If he'd been at, say, Blackburn it might have been easier to leave. Look, the truth is: I want him to come here. Of course. Barcelona have a very clear style and not many footballers fit. It's not easy. But Cesc fits it perfectly.

Would he replace you, though?

I don't see new players as a threat; I don't say "this is my patch". I'm more: "bring them here, let them play". The more talent in the middle, the better. Four or five years ago [people said] me and Iniesta couldn't play together. We can't play together? Look how that one turned out.


Last year, you beat Arsenal comfortably …

Yes, but this year they're much better. I think it's a disadvantage for us that we played last year. They had [too] much respect for us. It was as if they let us have the ball; we always had it, home and away. The game in London could have been a 4-0 we dominated so much – but it finished 2-2. This year will be different.


What was your reaction to the draw?

I was happy. I like the fact that we'll see a great game. Arsenal aren't the kind of team that come to try to putear you [piss you off, break up the game, destroy the match]. If it was Chelsea, you might think Madre mía, they're going to leave the initiative to you, wait deep, close up, play on the break with Drogba and Malouda. But, no, I think Arsenal will want the ball. There will be more of a game. As a fan I'd definitely pay for a ticket to see this game. Manchester United or Chelsea would play in a more speculative way. They would leave us the ball. Arsenal won't.

Does English football attract you? Spanish players always return from there raving about it.

It's incredible. Una pasada. Now that is football. England really is the birthplace, the heart and soul of football. If Barcelona had Liverpool's fans, or Arsenal's, or United's, we'd have won 20 Champions Leagues, hahaha! OK, so that's an exaggeration but I've never seen anything like it. We won 3-1 at Liverpool once and we were both applauded off the pitch. In England, footballers are respected more, the game is more noble, there's less cheating. Every Spaniard who goes loves it – and comes back a better player. If I had ever left it would have been to England.


The final is at Wembley, which makes it even more special for Barcelona, doesn't it? Last year it was special because it was at the Bernabéu but Wembley is the scene of the Dream Team's one European Cup. And this feels like a year in which you are being constantly compared to them …

In 1992, I was 12 and my brothers went but my parents wouldn't let me. I was in tears but it made no difference. I'd love to play at Wembley. It's special for Barça – and for everyone in football. Last year was more morbosa [about the rivalry with Real Madrid, almost a little dirty, titillating]. This year is more nostalgic, more classic. And I'm more of a nostalgic. Me? I'm a romantic.

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Liverpool To Submit €20 Million Summer Offer For Barcelona Striker Bojan Krkic



Liverpool are set to launch a summer approach for Barcelona striker Bojan Krkic, according to reports from Spain.

Publication Sport comments that despite the Merseyside club adding two strikers in the January transfer window in the form of Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez, they remain on the hunt for attacking talent.

As a result, they have identified the Blaugrana product as a potential addition, and are willing to spend up to €20 million to prise the 20-year-old from the Camp Nou.

It is unlikely that current coach Pep Guardiola will want to part with a player that he sees playing a key role in the long-term future of the Catalan giants.

However, despite signing a new contract until 2015 and being given the number nine jersey, he has failed to impress on his rare first-team outings this season, scoring just three goals in eighteen appearances this season.

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@riddle de bgt prevedi ovo il neko da prevede cini mi se kao dobar intervju al me hebe engleski

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[alphonse kauders]

Intervju Xavi-a je trebalo u cijelosti objaviti i staviti na portal, jer čovjek priča o suštini fudbala, napadačkom mentalitetu i prije svega - timskoj igri.

Definitivno najbolji vezni igrač kojeg sam imao prilike gledati odmah ispred Zinedin-a i Scholes-a.

Al, je odlično kako je popljuvao engleski fudbal - "tamo se Carragher zaleti, nabije loptu na tribine i čitav stadion mu aplaudira - kod nas ga vala ne bi dobio" (ovo je slobodniji prevod)

Fakat se osjećam sretnim što u moru vještački nakupovanih timova i dalje dominira tim koji ima najviše SOPSTVENIH (ili barem domaćih) igrača i igra najljepši i najkreativniji fudbal kojeg sam ikad gledao.

Naklon majstoru!

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Intervju Xavi-a je trebalo u cijelosti objaviti i staviti na portal, jer čovjek priča o suštini fudbala, napadačkom mentalitetu i prije svega - timskoj igri.

Definitivno najbolji vezni igrač kojeg sam imao prilike gledati odmah ispred Zinedin-a i Scholes-a.

Al, je odlično kako je popljuvao engleski fudbal - "tamo se Carragher zaleti, nabije loptu na tribine i čitav stadion mu aplaudira - kod nas ga vala ne bi dobio" (ovo je slobodniji prevod)

Fakat se osjećam sretnim što u moru vještački nakupovanih timova i dalje dominira tim koji ima najviše SOPSTVENIH (ili barem domaćih) igrača i igra najljepši i najkreativniji fudbal kojeg sam ikad gledao.

Naklon majstoru!

Slažem se da je intervju trebao dobiti veću pažnju, objašnjava mnogo stvari o njemu i Barceloni... svakako da je Guardiolin tim revolucionaran jer niko nikad nije igrao na ovakav način. Ipak ono što malo pobija tu revolucionarnost jest da ih niko ne kopira, bar zasad... možda to dođe kasnije. Ako ne bude ekipa koje će prihvatiti taj način igre, onda to nije prava revolucija u igranju fudbala.

Što se tiče Engleske, čovjek je rekao kako vidi njihov fudbal, ali i pohvalio atmosferu, navijače... jednostavno drukčiji pristup, pravi fan fudbala će naći razlog da pogleda i utakmicu EPL zbog ludog tempa i trke, Serije A zbog odbrane i taktike, Bundeslige zbog otvorene igre i navijača.

Smatram se i sam ljubiteljem napadačkog fudbala, ali Barcelonin stil me ne očarava toliko i dosta utakmica mi je negledljivo i dosadno... više volim utakmice u kojima i druga ekipa ima priliku igrati i imati loptu. Također, skoro sve akcije su šablonske i dotjerane do savršenstva, tek možda 2-3 igrača imaju slobodu da pokušaju nešto izvan šablona. Naravno, nijedna ekipa se neće odreći stila igre po kojem je uspješno, ali onda Xavi to isto ne bi trebao tražiti od Chelseaja, Intera i sličnih...

[sinkaspud]

Normalno da je popljuvao Engleski fudbal i da nesto zamjera Chelsiju jer zna da bi ih doticni u eventualnom mecu razbili ko beba zvecku, kao i na zadnjoj utakmici gdje znamo sta se desilo, pa sad bi on htio da igraju drugaciji fudbal Naravno hvali Arsenal jer je Arsenal nekako preblaga ekipa da je to Arsenal onaj nepobjedivi sa onim igracima tipa Vieira koji vole u isto vrijeme igrati prelijep fudbal a i udarati kad treba culi bi drugaciju pricu.

[zudda]

Normalno da je popljuvao Engleski fudbal i da nesto zamjera Chelsiju jer zna da bi ih doticni u eventualnom mecu razbili ko beba zvecku, kao i na zadnjoj utakmici gdje znamo sta se desilo, pa sad bi on htio da igraju drugaciji fudbal Naravno hvali Arsenal jer je Arsenal nekako preblaga ekipa da je to Arsenal onaj nepobjedivi sa onim igracima tipa Vieira koji vole u isto vrijeme igrati prelijep fudbal a i udarati kad treba culi bi drugaciju pricu.

chelsi da dobije barcu??? pa nije caj jarane nemogu liverpoola i ostale prosjecne timove da dobiju a da igraju sa najboljim je ipak prevelik zalogaj za njih a jos jednom apelujem da mi neko prevede xaviev intervju ipak ima vas sto dobro baratete sa engleskim nemojte biti lijeni hbm ga ja

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Kada bi nekim slučajem Barcelona B ušla u Primeru, šta bi bilo?