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HUGE, HUGE talent.. Wish we have a player like him.

Compared to other professions and even some of the other sports, footballers generally have plenty of free time after each match and training daily. A full busy month with no rest huh? Tell it to doctors for example haha. It's a piece of cake schedule compared to how busy other professions are...

When was the last time La Masia/B team successfully produced a top level player when the team was promoted and playing in the Segunda A? Promotion seems only great for a few of those who is currently too good for the third division but not yet ready to play for the first team. Deulofeu...

They all need to retire and enjoy their vacation as much as they want. Fucking lazy bastards with zero dedication and passion.

Becoming more talented than Alena doesn't prove anything at this point. Alena was also insane during his B team days but Moriba isn't even close to that level of performance yet in the B team. Alena seemed to have high ceilings but his development has stalled rapidly which is very disappointing...

How is developing nowdays? Is he becoming a midfielder version of Adama or a smarter player?

He posted his workout videos during the early phase of the epidemic and you can tell why he is not bulking up. He does the exercises in the worst possible and least effective way and it even made me feel like he is doing his best to avoid any possible gains. I'm certain there are many great...

Looks like the current intense schedule due to pandemic chaos is benefitting Fati and Puig ironically. They would have never been given this much playing time under normal circumstances, especially when the season is getting close to the end.

Not really. For example, I'm not a fan of pragmatic, defensive football at all but I really enjoyed Italian football's golden era, Simeone's Atletico's prime time, etc. If a team's quality reaches the highest level, anyone should be able to enjoy the quality whether you support/follow them or...

It's far from "boring" if you are able to understand the purpose and tactical reason of all those passes and movements. It was the most fun to watch how the whole team moved and functioned like a single organism or machine. Only a very few greatest teams in football history were able to do that...

One of the most overrated Barca player in history.

His technique is great and footballing intelligence is decent or so-so. But we have already witnessed a lot of Spanish prospects with much better skills like Thiago, Isco, Ceballos, Grimaldo, etc. so Riqui's technique isn't really that impressive to me as well.

Milan by far.

Whoever made that graph must be one of the dumbest. Highly likely one of those dumb @Youngcules guys and followers.

I agree. Moreover, that golden generation of Spain was truly magical. I am very grateful I was able to witness and enjoy that era when my passion for football was at its peak.

Cesc would have been praised as a new Xavi/Iniesta under current~recent few years midfielders depth at Barca.

Neymar for sure

It's not about whether someone is afraid or not. It's logical to show your respect towards your ex-teammates. Xavi doesn't need to be the one who criticize them publicly since there are already many professional people doing that. Also it's pretty obvious that he was asked questions about the...

Obviously no one will publicly say that his ex-teammates are past their prime time and a club should sell them asap to refresh the squad.

Messi - Xavi - Iniesta >>> MSN Not even a competition between them IMO.