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You sound like if you heard somebody say that Messi should go into the field and start running like crazy with no purpose. Well, that's not what the subject is about. The subject is that Messi needs to be quick about moving IN ORDER TO GET OPEN (which is English to DESMARCARSE) more often, as...

Yes, Sr, totally agree, but was it really that much different from Anoeta, or at CN vs Madrid? Or even the first half at CN's first leg against Atletico? No, absolutely NO. We had all already seen this strange Barca in previous games, only that Atletico's tightening intensity yet another notch...

Absolutely correct!

Barca always does good as long as the other team doesn't study videos of Barca's recent defeats games, then developing a specific antidote strategy plus training hard using that strategy. If it had worked so well before it should most likely work again. What did Real Sociedad (RS) do? I saw...

If I was o list the number of games we have historically lost because of Pique and Alves not being able to stop s..t you'd be surprised, guy.

But that's Messi's brand. Unless forced to do so for a specific play, Messi never runs and I don't understand why none of the coaches has ever enlighten him in that this game requires running, lots of running. The other thing that Messi never does is to try to get open, as he just stands there...

Barca is a very unbalanced team. Great forwards and decent midfielders, but the defense is not at par with the rest. Danny Alves is a big flaw back there and today, as usual, he was beaten on their first goal's header assist. Mascherano is limited as a defender and too short to compete with most...

You're right. Why do they miss easy, obvious passes so often? I think that being a professional player those easy passes shoulg be an automatic given. I saw a compromising Mathiue pass today right at a yellow shirt with no Barca player in the vicinity at all, go figure

Really, having MSN is priceless. So many games I've seen Barca playing like today and, yet, they still win because one of those three will always tip the scale for Barca, even in crappy games. Plus, Suarez is by now truly beginning to make a major statement: He appears to be headed to record...

How can Neymar miss such a.clear opportunity with two wide open players right in front of him he goes and kicks it right at the goalie...what gives? I can't find any player with a decent game. Thank God we still won and we still lead by 6

And Danny Alves once again gets beaten on a one on one.He has been responsible for so many scores it's a real disgrace that Luis still starts a game with him, especially having Alex back there nowadays

Had Neymar been in there many more scoring situations would've been created. Get it in your head that, j6st in case you didn't know it, Barca has already become Neymar dependent M

And, just in case somebody's missing this little detail, I strongly believe that there's a slow-but-sure change going on: #1 - We all know that Messi is not the Messi of 4 or 5 years ago. Back then, I vividly remember watching him making pass after pass with a perfection that defied physics...

Soft TODAY? How about Valencia's goal last week? Three guys were not able to stop one guy? Barcelona's defense is not of "Barcelona" grade because the players are not Barcelona material. Alves is useless defending, so is nowadays Pique and so is Mascherano; they complement a defense full of...

You are right to a certain extent. That was surely true back when Barca had mastered the famous tiki-taka. Little short passes (mostly backwards and to the sides, which made the game boring), which took a lot of practice and getting used to one another. Then, a new guy comes in and, regardless...

Changing the subject a little bit here, but fun nontheless... I was one of the fans who couldn't stand Alexis' critical shortcomings and I couldn't wait for the moment we got rid of him. So, needless to say, I was pretty shocked when I read this at the Arsenal Website:"The level and consistency...

it's about time that Barca shows the true professionals that run the club: handle the Messi issue like proessionals

1st We have needed a CB for at least two years and right now we’re desperate 2nd One of the few notable CB that would still appear available for the “right” money is David L. 3rd Chelsea has stated that they’ll take £40K for the guy 4th Where is the obstacle, confusion or impediment about this...

That remains to be seen. Whether Bale's a recent phenoma or not, it doesn't make it not true just because Ronaldo exists. One thing is not believing and a different thing is not wanting... to believe.

After releasing Thiago, letting Fabregas go would be a disastrous management decision. It's not like we wave 10 midfielders, plus at least one of the ones we have is getting there in age (Xavi) and that would leave us with: Busquets, Iniesta, Song, Mascherano as a MF plus some inexperienced kid...