On episode 628, Dan gives his 5 Headlines for the 3-1 win over Espanyol. He talks about how Dani Olmo found space against Espanyol, the terrible first half by Barça’s neighbors, ending the game in second gear, and much more! Watchalongs – HERE Join the Discord server!
On episode 624, Dan and Kevin Williams break down the Bayern Munich victory and preview El Clásico. They talk about Flick’s superior tactics, the credit for La Masia, the key points against
On episode 623, Dan gives his 5 Headlines for the 4-1 win over Bayern Munich. He talks about Raphinha’s special day, how Barça settled down after the 1-1, compliments for
On episode 622, Dan gives his 5 Headlines for the 5-1 win over Sevilla. He talks about Lewandowski and Pablo Torre’s braces, how Barcelona overloaded the midfield, Ansu Fati’s showing,
On episode 621, Dan and Robby Lou answer listener questions about Gavi’s return and Flick’s rotations. They talk about a transfer hypothetical, Barça without Lamine Yamal, a Barça Femení update, and much
On episode 627, Dan spotlights the attacking midfielder role at Barcelona. He talks about the 14 names that
On episode 626, Dan and Alex Delmas do a full tactical breakdown of Barcelona’s 4-0 win over Real
On episode 625, Dan gives his 5 Headlines for the 4-0 win over Real Madrid. He talks about
FC Barcelona, established over 120 years ago, is one of the most successful football clubs inhistory. Known for its unique playing style, a blend of possession-based
After Marc Guiu became the latest teenage sensation to come onto the scene at Barcelona, Culers may be able to find some piece of mind in
The transfer rumor mill continues to churn for FC Barcelona as they explore potential changes totheir squad ahead of the upcoming season. With key players’ futures up in the air and new
Barcelona has secured their first La Liga title in four years, but the celebrations have been made all the sweeter by the news that Lionel Messi wants to return to the club.
Whenever people ask who my top five favorite players of all-time are, the answer is easy. It’s Lionel Messi, Andres Iniesta, Xavi, Thierry Henry, and either Ronaldinho or Dennis Bergkamp, I could
Originally, the plan was to break down how Barcelona are desperate for at least a draw against Atletico Madrid. Up 11 points in the table, both Madrid giants are mathematically still in
