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parrotibaba:
BREAKING NEWS: Barcelona to hold presidential election in 2015(during d end of d current campaign) instead of 2016 Yeah more like it

Thanks for the good news...


We want Laporta back...

parrotibaba:
fine

11 matches unbeaten run

Injured players coming back

Through to d fourth round of d FA cup

3rd on d league table

Very impressive...


More like d old Man Utd...

parrotibaba:
@pharaoh I thought Messi missed training cos of stomach illness? aaah!!! snitch kwa , when u d gallivant around united thread u no d see me?

Haha! I catch u...


How man utd?

Bartomeu has a scheduled press conference for Wednesday afternoon, in which he'll clarify the situation and possibly announce the firing of one Enrique.

According to the sources, the situation between Lucho and Messi cannot be reversed, and the issue has to be solved quickly before Leo decides to pack his things and move to London, with Chelsea watching every step of the crisis.

If the sources are correct, Enrique will be the one packing his bags and going somewhere else.


http://www.barcablaugranes.com/2015/1/6/7502659/report-luis-enrique-to-be-sacked-as-fc-barcelona-manager

Moyes be like: Thank Lucho for d line-up...

parrotibaba:
a man united fan n if Messi wants to leave den fine!! when cr7 wanted to leave united ,I accepted it

I knew u be snitch...

parrotibaba:
honestly I think shii happens ,Barcelona is still 2nd in d league n it's not like Real Sociedad trashed barca 4-0, d second faze of d league is just starting, judge d coach towards d ending or sack him now n risk doing a Chelsea

Are you a barca fan?


What do you think will happen if Messi decides to leave?

parrotibaba:
Absolutely ,they returned late so de shouldn't start d game ,u easily forgot dat rushing messi back into d team caused his injury blows last season... Also I don't get dis Messi saga ,from refusing to be substituted cos of sm goal record to causing a massive uproar everywhere cos he didn't start a game ,is he a god dat he can't be replaced or not start a game?

I agree but what do you think about weekend's result...

^^^ from your Analysis, it's good news they were benched...


It's even better they don't play next game judging from your intuition...

^^^ Board pursued Guardiola away...


Honestly, the root need to be uprooted b4 things can get better or else...

khattab02:
We don win already na.. Just the way I predict the super cup na the same way this one go end too.. The boys have matured and are inspired each time they meet the big boiz and will give big spenders( madrid and barca) a run for their spending..

Oh Yeah...

Picture of the day: $350 million dollar bench...

Read more: http://www.totalbarca.com/#ixzz3O2ulcaEs

TOTAL CRISIS!

THE LOSS IN THE ANOETA SET FIRE TO BARCA

Zubi, finished – Messi, angry – Puyol left – Luis Enrique, under question – Bartomeu, cornered

AND NOW WHAT, BARTOMEU?


Read more: http://www.totalbarca.com/#ixzz3O2tp4bv2


We need Laporta to come back as President & flush out these pretenders...

The Board themselves need to go as well...

3.


Robin van Persie


Netherlands



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeKSmd-hjwo

2.


James Rodriguez


Colombia



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GESyL3MkgNU

1.


Stephanie Roche


Ireland





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQOuMWiGMrU

3.


Diego SIMEONE


Argentina

“One game at a time” became Diego Simeone’s mantra last season, one in which his brand of dedication, perspiration and complete commitment allowed Atletico Madrid to win the Spanish La Liga and break a nine-year stranglehold by Real Madrid and Barcelona. A master when it comes to set-piece strategies and man management, the Argentinian also took his side to the brink of European glory. Appearing in only the second European Cup/UEFA Champions League final in their history, they came within seconds of lifting the famous trophy only to succumb to a last-gasp rally by cross-town rivals Real. A small measure of revenge would later come for Simeone and his men in the Spanish Super Cup.

2.


Joachim LOEW


Germany

After a long and arduous journey, Joachim Low has finally reached the summit of world football after leading Germany to a deserved triumph at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil. It marked the highlight of his eight and half year reign as Germany coach so far, coming four years after his side finished in third place at the tournament in South Africa thanks to their technically demanding attacking game. A meticulous worker and astute tactician, Low impressively moulded his team to perform as a single unit in Brazil, with the side harmonising almost perfectly both in defence and attack. “I was absolutely convinced that we would be able to take the last step, which we did in 2014,” the 54-year-old Black Forest native said. “The time was right and the team were ready.”

1.


Carlo ANCELOTTI


Italy

Carlo Ancelotti showed what he is made of by sliding into the hotseat at Real Madrid and winning the Copa del Rey and the club's eagerly awaited tenth UEFA Champions League title. These successes were made all the sweeter by the fact they were secured with respective victories over old rivals Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. The Italian coach exceeded expectations in his first season with Los Blancos, restoring a sense of calm to the club and turning his side into a relentless winning machine spearheaded by a lethal and insatiable frontline. Ancelotti picked up this season where he left off last by landing the UEFA Super Cup, yet another piece of silverware for the Bernabeu trophy cabinet.

3.


Manuel NEUER


Germany

Manuel Neuer has been the undisputed No1 in goal both for reigning world champions Germany and record German titleholders Bayern Munich for several years now. He made numerous magnificent saves at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ to play a key role in his side’s title success and was deservedly awarded the adidas Golden Glove as the tournament’s best goalkeeper. Neuer also added two further medals to his collection in 2014 after winning the league and DFB Cup double with Bayern. It is not only his breathtaking reflexes on the line that help Neuer to stand out, but also his talent on the ball and ability to participate in team moves.

2.


Lionel MESSI


Argentina

Despite the fitness problems that hampered his start to the season, Lionel Messi still managed to end the 2013/14 Spanish La Liga campaign as its second-highest scorer with 28 goals, though his contribution was not enough to secure Barcelona the title. The 26-year-old star made up for that disappointment and his club’s exit in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals by guiding Argentina to the Final of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™, where he scored four goals and collected the adidas Golden Ball. Fresh from that achievement, the four-time FIFA Ballon d’Or winner is now gunning for the Spanish league’s all-time goalscoring record.

1.


CRISTIANO RONALDO


Portugal

The year 2014 could not have started better for Cristiano Ronaldo, as he became the first Portuguese player to win a second FIFA Ballon d’Or. The top scorer in La Liga with 31 goals in 30 games, Ronaldo played a huge part in Real Madrid’s tenth UEFA Champions League triumph, finding the back of the net 17 times in the course of their campaign, a new record for the competition.

FIFA Ballon d'Or 2014 Awards

Date: 12th January, 2015

Venue: Kongresshaus, Zurich

FIFA Ballon d'Or 2014


Finalists...



http://www.fifa.com/ballon-dor/index.html

philfearon:
They keep avoiding to buy the best options and settle for average;Yet they keep letting their best players go on cheap!

Imagine Chelsea without Fabragas, dem 4 dey hear am 4 EPL, Look at Arsenal too, imagine Dem without Sanchez...


Our boys go cheapay only to be commanding figures for their respective clubs... While the ones we bought are either watching from the stance or benched...

philfearon:
Does this transfer ban extend to Signing of Coaches too?

Unfortunately, I don't see the board sacking him anytime soon if at all he gets sacked in the long run...

Why they refused to buy Reus?

Why they bought an injury-prone defender?

Why employ a clueless former player as coach? (He isn't Guardiola!)

We need Laporta back as the President...

philfearon:
Immediately I saw the lineup and my fears were confirmed in the first 5mins,I simply didn't watch again...
The Idiot relies a lot on luck to win..Since when did one start? No single clear one strategy of getting things even after 24 attempt's....
I won't bother with watching our league matches again....
I have stopped blaming Enrique from yesterday night, the Board are the ones at Fault.... Since they have always decided to neglect reason over sentiment, This is the result!!

You right bro!


We need Laporta back abeg...

philfearon:
You are as clueless as Luis Enrique himself,, Its like you guys are doing a competition for it or something!!

Mehn I tire oh...

felicity111:
i dnt understand y did you say south? na only dem be church??

Due to the addresses seen on the posters...

usbcable:
bros
abeg wetin be scores for ConSat TV.

my DSTV dey do me magic

If Athletico catch una 4 Wednesday eh!