Barcelona 2012/13: New season, new dreams
Tito Vilanova is about to face one of the toughest challenges ever in world football during his debut season: Succeeding Pep Guardiola, the most successful
Tito Vilanova is about to face one of the toughest challenges ever in world football during his debut season: Succeeding Pep Guardiola, the most successful
If we compare English and Spanish football, there is no question: The Premiership is more direct, physical and pacey than La Liga. This factor was
Tito Vilanova bravely accepted the very challenging task of succeeding Pep Guardiola, the most successful manager in over 110 years of FC Barcelona history. His
Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior will be the next big name to join FC Barcelona. That is, of course, if you choose to believe the
Spain’s Olympic football team crashed out of the London 2012 Olympics after two painful defeats against Japan (0-1) and Honduras (0-1). Against the Central Americans,
I get asked the following question far too often: ‘Who will win the Ballon d’Or, Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo?’ Let’s be clear: Individual awards
Sandro Rosell, Barcelona president, has reignited the controversy that surrounded the La Liga campaign last season by explaining: ‘We all know that the last edition
Javi Martinez is the missing piece in Barcelona’s puzzle ahead of the 2012/13 season. I believe that adding the 24-year-old Basque midfielder to our squad
Jordi Alba has finally achieved his dream of coming back to Barcelona. After months of negotiations, the Cules have agreed to pay Valencia a total
Barcelona players have to put up with constant attacks from the Madrid-based media on a regular basis. Their numerous unfounded accusations of drug-taking, mischievous diving