Xavi has explained, so no more wailings here

Jokerman:
Xavi has explained, so no more wailings here

At least they are not title pretending for their league unlike your useless club Sevilla will knockout on Thursday.

BlaqFaze:
This will be the worst league title won... that's even if he doesn't bottle it

Bottlelona incoming. .

BlaqFaze:
Dembele, De Jong, Pedri, Lewandowski, Fati, Raphinha, Messi, Ronaldo, Lukaku, Yakubu and Elanga were all injured that's why we can't score

OhBritannia:
Both xavi and gavi and all of them should leave the club.

I just dey vess like This.

Why didn't xavi replaced gavi at the end of the first half and put Pablo.
Replace Jodi alba and that Brazilian statue and put ferran and Antu at the beginning of the second half and allow Balde goes back to his real position?

We drew this game because xavi is tactical and technically deficient.

With xavi, we will never be ready for the UEFA champions league.

Baba say Brazilian statue😂😂

WhoDeyHause:

At least they are not title pretending for their league unlike your useless club Sevilla will knockout on Thursday.

Chelsea fan, why do you want us down like youse ?

Laporta taking Real Madrid and Tebas to the cleaners.

Only Arsenal can stop this 3 peat in the EPL. Only Manchester United has the bragging right to 3 peat.

Arsenal please o.

All these signings Barcelona is making up and down, is there a valid plan for them?
Make e no be like say we dey pour water inside basket.

mostob:
All these signings Barcelona is making up and down, is there a valid plan for them?
Make e no be like say we dey pour water inside basket.

Na that Carrasco talk dey vex me

Gundogan, Messi, Amrabat, Roque will all be good additions... though i never watch Roque play before

A RB and a LW (not Carrasco) will complete everything

jpmoriarti:
Laporta taking Real Madrid and Tebas to the cleaners.

Their camp is as quiet as a graveyard

Jokerman:
Only Arsenal can stop this 3 peat in the EPL. Only Manchester United has the bragging right to 3 peat.

Arsenal please o.

looking for who to support/mock when they win/lose title

Where is your dead team in all of these?

Out of picture because they can't compete

Very soon we'll employ you to troll madrid since man u fans don't have any value in football

BlaqFaze:
Their camp is as quiet as a graveyard

Lmao, check again

Barcelona about to fight Madrid dirty and expose them.
This is deeper than i even thought.

It's time to show them why they call us more than a club.

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

BlaqFaze:
Their camp is as quiet as a graveyard

They actually fell for what Laporta planned.

Rarre:

Lmao, check again

lol ok.... everywhere is tensed

BlaqFaze:
Na that Carrasco talk dey vex me

Gundogan, Messi, Amrabat, Roque will all be good additions... though i never watch Roque play before

A RB and a LW (not Carrasco) will complete everything

Carrasco is good bro... moreso we don't have a recognized LW. However, we should go for a younger and better option. Anything from Atletico no dey ever work for Barcelona.

mostob:
Carrasco is good bro... moreso we don't have a recognized LW. However, we should go for a younger and better option. Anything from Atletico no dey ever work for Barcelona.

This!

I'm not saying he's bad but they're better options

BlaqFaze:
This!

I'm not saying he's bad but they're better options

Yea bro... Even we can try La masia.

Hmmmm. Dani Alves don change mouth again oh. From sex didn't happen to it happened but it was consensual sex.

Na God go save men with money in the west.

FirstbornWds:


They actually fell for what Laporta planned.

Laporta will still answer the questions he was asked.

We are only adding fire.
So you guys are a general Franco club😭😭😭

Real madrid posted the Spanish version and then posted the English version today🤭🤭

https://twitter.com/realmadriden/status/1648290513584553984?t=cf05-vdgGe5aLF5xB3CVzw&s=19

liveLongNprospa:


Laporta will still answer the questions he was asked.

We are only adding fire.
So you guys are a general Franco club😭😭😭

Go back n read history. You'd see n learn more. What y'all posted was a COMPLETE manipulation of history.

FirstbornWds:


Go back n read history. You'd see n learn more. What y'all posted was a COMPLETE manipulation of history.

OH really?
So which part was a lie?
Did Franco save your club 3 times from bankruptcy?

liveLongNprospa:


OH really?
So which part was a lie?
Did Franco save your club 3 times from bankruptcy?

Guy, it's important to understand that Francisco Franco was a known fan of Real Madrid. In fact, he used to attend their matches and even had a box reserved for him at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium. Now, I'm not saying that he made it a state policy to favor Real Madrid, but let's just say he didn't exactly hide his bias.

The most prominent case of Franco's favoritism towards Real Madrid is undoubtedly the Alfredo Di Stefano transfer saga. For those who don't know, Barcelona actually signed Di Stefano first as he was highly coveted player in the 1950s and both Real Madrid and Barcelona were vying for his signature. However, Franco personally intervened and forced the two clubs to merge their transfer negotiations, ultimately leading to Di Stefano signing for Real Madrid. This move undoubtedly gave Los Blancos a huge advantage over their rivals, and it's hard to argue that Franco didn't play a role in it.

Moving on to the issue of refereeing decisions, there have been several instances where Real Madrid benefited from controversial calls during Franco's reign. One notable example is the 1960 European Cup final, where Real Madrid faced off against Eintracht Frankfurt. The match was held in Glasgow, Scotland, and the referee on the day was a certain Arthur Ellis. Now, according to some accounts, Ellis had always been intimidated by Franco's presence and him being present in the stands didnt make anything different including the decisions in Real Madrid's favor, including a contentious penalty that helped them win the match 7-3.

It's also worth noting that Real Madrid enjoyed a lot of financial support during Franco's regime. The club received generous funding from the government and was often granted special privileges that other clubs didn't enjoy. This allowed them to build a strong squad and dominate both domestically and in Europe, while other clubs struggled to keep up.

Some people argue that Franco saved Barcelona from bankruptcy three times, but let's examine this claim more closely. Yes, it's true that Barcelona did face financial difficulties during Franco's reign, but it's also true that these difficulties were often a result of government policies that favored Real Madrid. For example, the government imposed a cap on transfer fees, which made it difficult for Barcelona to compete for top players. Additionally, Barcelona was forced to play several matches without some of their key players due to military service requirements. So while Franco may have provided some financial assistance to Barcelona, it's hard to argue that he was their savior.

Moreover, there are accounts of Franco's disdain towards Catalan culture, which Barcelona represents. He saw Barcelona as a symbol of Catalan nationalism and therefore was not particularly fond of the club. This sentiment was further amplified during the Spanish Civil War, where Barcelona was seen as a symbol of resistance against Franco's regime.

Finally, it's worth noting that Franco's reign was characterized by censorship and propaganda. It's possible that some of the information we have about Franco's favoritism towards Real Madrid may have been distorted or suppressed. However, based on the available evidence, it's clear that Franco did have a bias towards Real Madrid and that this bias may have influenced some of his decisions.

So there you have it. I hope this discussion has shed some light on the issue of Franco's favoritism towards Real Madrid over Barcelona. And as for the claim that Franco saved Barcelona from bankruptcy three times? Well, let's just say that's like saying a burglar saved your house from burning down because he stole all the flammable materials.

Omo this Raphael leao sha, the kind of winger we need.

brandon180:
Omo this Raphael leao sha, the kind of winger we need.

I'm telling you bro.
Leao is a beast,
Wish we could just stop dis carasco talk and face leao instead

mostob:
Carrasco is good bro... moreso we don't have a recognized LW. However, we should go for a younger and better option. Anything from Atletico no dey ever work for Barcelona.

Carrasco is probably going to be signed because we're chasing one Argentine whizkid named Gianluca prestianni, The boy is highly rated in his country and is being chased by several clubs most recently Chelsea with their greed but he's appeared to have chosen us, Abde still dey though there's a big possiblity he'll be sold if a good offer comes to aid our financial fair play problems, Pedrola and angel Alarcon also dey from la masia in case but I think this carrasco deal is aimed towards prestianni's signing pending when he's gradually eased with his development into the first team, By that time carrasco will be in his 30s

FirstbornWds:


First and foremost, it's important to understand that Francisco Franco was a known fan of Real Madrid. In fact, he used to attend their matches and even had a box reserved for him at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium. Now, I'm not saying that he made it a state policy to favor Real Madrid, but let's just say he didn't exactly hide his bias.

The most prominent case of Franco's favoritism towards Real Madrid is undoubtedly the Alfredo Di Stefano transfer saga. For those who don't know, Barcelona actually signed Di Stefano first as he was highly coveted player in the 1950s and both Real Madrid and Barcelona were vying for his signature. However, Franco personally intervened and forced the two clubs to merge their transfer negotiations, ultimately leading to Di Stefano signing for Real Madrid. This move undoubtedly gave Los Blancos a huge advantage over their rivals, and it's hard to argue that Franco didn't play a role in it.

Moving on to the issue of refereeing decisions, there have been several instances where Real Madrid benefited from controversial calls during Franco's reign. One notable example is the 1960 European Cup final, where Real Madrid faced off against Eintracht Frankfurt. The match was held in Glasgow, Scotland, and the referee on the day was a certain Arthur Ellis. Now, according to some accounts, Ellis had always been intimidated by Franco's presence and him being present in the stands didnt make anything different including the decisions in Real Madrid's favor, including a contentious penalty that helped them win the match 7-3.

It's also worth noting that Real Madrid enjoyed a lot of financial support during Franco's regime. The club received generous funding from the government and was often granted special privileges that other clubs didn't enjoy. This allowed them to build a strong squad and dominate both domestically and in Europe, while other clubs struggled to keep up.

Some people argue that Franco saved Barcelona from bankruptcy three times, but let's examine this claim more closely. Yes, it's true that Barcelona did face financial difficulties during Franco's reign, but it's also true that these difficulties were often a result of government policies that favored Real Madrid. For example, the government imposed a cap on transfer fees, which made it difficult for Barcelona to compete for top players. Additionally, Barcelona was forced to play several matches without some of their key players due to military service requirements. So while Franco may have provided some financial assistance to Barcelona, it's hard to argue that he was their savior.

Moreover, there are accounts of Franco's disdain towards Catalan culture, which Barcelona represents. He saw Barcelona as a symbol of Catalan nationalism and therefore was not particularly fond of the club. This sentiment was further amplified during the Spanish Civil War, where Barcelona was seen as a symbol of resistance against Franco's regime.

Finally, it's worth noting that Franco's reign was characterized by censorship and propaganda. It's possible that some of the information we have about Franco's favoritism towards Real Madrid may have been distorted or suppressed. However, based on the available evidence, it's clear that Franco did have a bias towards Real Madrid and that this bias may have influenced some of his decisions.

So there you have it. I hope this discussion has shed some light on the issue of Franco's favoritism towards Real Madrid over Barcelona. And as for the claim that Franco saved Barcelona from bankruptcy three times? Well, let's just say that's like saying a burglar saved your house from burning down because he stole all the flammable materials.

The vardrid PR team thought they did something not knowing they shot themselves in the foot
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.goal.com/en-ng/amp/news/general-franco-real-madrid-king-history-behind-clubs-link-spain-establishment/fcoqldp8h2bb1841o2rspmuhe

Kilishihunter:

The vardrid PR team thought they did something not knowing they shot themselves in the foot
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.goal.com/en-ng/amp/news/general-franco-real-madrid-king-history-behind-clubs-link-spain-establishment/fcoqldp8h2bb1841o2rspmuhe

Laporta has tricked them to falling for a bait.

Kilishihunter:

Carrasco is probably going to be signed because we're chasing one Argentine whizkid named Gianluca prestianni, The boy is highly rated in his country and is being chased by several clubs most recently Chelsea with their greed but he's appeared to have chosen us, Abde still dey though there's a big possiblity he'll be sold if a good offer comes to aid our financial fair play problems, Pedrola and angel Alarcon also dey from la masia in case but I think this carrasco deal is aimed towards prestianni's signing pending when he's gradually eased with his development into the first team, By that time carrasco will be in his 30s

Pedrola and alarcon ke? Remember when it comes to using young players, our coach has trust issues.

brandon180:

Pedrola and alarcon ke? Remember when it comes to using young players, our coach has trust issues.

Xavi wey no wan use Pablo Torre wey we use money buy? Talkless of La Masia boys.

Granted that you are the Coach. You see these players in training, and to you, some are useless. Fine, we agree.

But sometimes when we have already won games with large margins (Only God knew when last we did that), but let the world also see their uselessness, so we can stop hoping and ranting about them.