Camp Nou

[Hamzah]

i've heard homophobic chants like ''messi maricon'' at the calderon too.

 

[XaviMessiGirl]

Seriously? FFS, that's ridiculous.

 

[raskolnikov]

I take it as things are going to well ever since Anoeta, similair to how in 90% of the cases only quality player get whistled so does punishment rain down on those that are doing better than expected. Also one of so many cases where the lfp is shown its true colours. Its why I value a liga title a lot, since its hurt so very much for them to accept the domination of the last 10 years.
Only 1 title in 5 years, depsite all the favouritism, penaldo's, referee bias, media bias, bans reduced, cards getting withdrawn and extra punishment, harsher decisions

 

[Kohe321]

I guess the "Messi subnormal" chants at 0:10 in this video from the game against Valencia was no problem at all for the LFP?

Oh, this was also the game where Messi received a yellow card for getting hit in the head with a coin and bleeding. La Liga is certainly the pinnacle of fairness!

 

[Icarium]

Mobile ticket and WiFi. Good that we are using technology well and i hope to see much more in the coming seasons.

 

[Leo_Messi]

The attendances this season have been really disappointing so far. The team deserves much better.

 

[raskolnikov]

The attendances this season have been really disappointing so far. The team deserves much better.

You sound like Alves, its not as if people have plenty of money to attend these games.

 

[KingMessi]

You sound like Alves, its not as if people have plenty of money to attend these games.

+1

 

[Bucky]

You sound like Alves, its not as if people have plenty of money to attend these games.

Spot on. Even in a cheaper game they don't seem to sell out with pockets of empty seats littered across the stadium. It is disappointing especially when you consider the new stadium project and is a bit shocking with all the tourists that flock to Barcelona & gather around the Camp Nou.

If I had the money I'd be there every game but unfortunately life is unfair.

 

[frog-fcb]

You sound like Alves, its not as if people have plenty of money to attend these games.

By right the stadium should be near full every week with the number of season ticket holders we have. Like why is the club going to spend so much on making the stadium bigger when there is so many empty seats every week. We are about the biggest club in the world we should be getting a full house near every game. If the season ticket holders dont attend a certain amount of games they should lose there privelage

 

[Deco 20]

Alves was right imooooo

 

[Kerrybai]

You sound like Alves, its not as if people have plenty of money to attend these games.

What do you mean? Money has nothing to do with it, the tickets are already paid for, its just the season ticket holders only attend some a handful of games.

By right the stadium should be near full every week with the number of season ticket holders we have. Like why is the club going to spend so much on making the stadium bigger when there is so many empty seats every week. We are about the biggest club in the world we should be getting a full house near every game. If the season ticket holders dont attend a certain amount of games they should lose there privelage

Exactly. Season tickers are very cheap so the members renew them every year and then attend x number of games. Honestly I would go to the camp nou more often if the seats for us match day goers didn't cost so much (I'm not travelling all the way over just for a cheap seat high up). Bayern use that system of season ticket holders having to attend x number of games.

 

[Siberia]

I think it also has to do with when we're playing. We like almost play on a sunday at 9PM. Very difficult to fill a stadium when people have to work the next day. Just look at the levante game. It was against a shitty opponent but because the match was quite early, the stadium seemed to be pretty full. I'm also quite sure that our next home game will be full since we're playing on a saturday in a long long time.

 

[pacp_96]

The hunt is on for the Ronaldo chanters

The Anti-violence Commission has asked Barcelona for the records pertaining to the Barça-Levante game in order to identify the individuals that, according to the LFP, chanted "He's a drunk, Cristiano is a drunk".

In a meeting celebrated this 19th February at the CSD headquarters, the Commission took note of the insults recorded by the LFP during the last matchday and agreed on various punishments to be meted out for incidents that took place in first, second, third and cup games.

"Regarding the reports, documents, video and audio files presented by the LFP which reflect the insulting chants proferred by a group of fans belonging to the 'Almogavers' group, the Commission has decided to request FC Barcelona and the security personnel for the necessary match records with the aim of identifying the people responsible for this incident and subsequently proceed to sanction them accordingly. Furthermore, the club's management has been asked to do all that is necessary to identify the individuals responsible for this unsporting behaviour", the Commission declared.

The Anti-violence Commission has also asked for certain members of the Betis supporters club called 'Supporters Gol Sur' that insulted Sevilla football club during the Albacete-Betis game to be identified as well as members of the 'Biris Norte' group that belongs to Sevilla, which chanted insults against Atlético de Madrid and Bétis during the match against Córdoba.

From Marca.

This is getting ridiculous

 

[Bucky]

Wow that really is quite pathetic. A witch hunt for a pretty much harmless chant... smh