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It was, perhaps, one of the most keenly awaited debuts in La Liga for many a year.
After such a disastrous end to their last campaign, the football family wanted to know how the ‘new’ Barcelona would fare under Ronald Koeman.
It’s fair to say that the team did everything asked of them by their coach, and then some. Continue reading
It should’ve been a time of reflection and celebration.
A time to look back on the six years that Luis Suarez has been at Barcelona, and remember him for the right reasons.
After all, the Uruguayan marksman leaves the club having become the third highest scorer in their history. Continue reading
The preparation is over and it’s time for things to get serious.
After everything that’s been said and done since the 8-2 hammering against Bayern Munich in last season’s Champions League, Barcelona have the chance to put it all behind them.
If they’re able to hit the ground running against Villarreal on Saturday, and Ronald Koeman can get everyone playing as they can, the Catalans won’t be too far off the pace for long. Continue reading
Barcelona are still a week and a half away from the start of their La Liga campaign, thanks to their Champions League exploits.
Beginning their 2020/21 season behind everyone else will already put them at a slight disadvantage, but if Ronald Koeman can have his side firing from the get-go, then there’s no reason why they can’t close the gap quickly.
In any event, what would represent success for the Catalans this season? Continue reading
Although La Liga begins this weekend for most of the teams in the Spanish top flight, Barcelona still have a couple more weeks of their pre-season before their 2020/21 campaign begins in earnest thanks to their participation in the latter stages of last season’s Champions League.
This evening, a friendly against Gimnastic Tarragona will showcase Ronald Koeman’s XI for the first time, and likely to hint at the formation and style he will play in the forthcoming season. Continue reading
It was one of the darkest periods in FC Barcelona’s recent history.
When Lionel Messi gave notice, via an official burofax, that he wanted to leave the club, it signalled a huge changing of the guard at the club.
He has since had the opportunity to clarify why he had taken such a decision, and it won’t sit well with many of the clubs supporters.
The fact that he was particularly scathing about president, Josep Maria Bartomeu, will have irked as much of the fan base as it will have delighted. Continue reading
After the 8-2 humiliation against Bayern Munich, there were always going to be casualties, and not just on the coaching side.
The result was so cataclysmic for the Catalans, that if a root and branch clear out wasn’t necessary, then something approaching it probably was.
Barca’s lowest ebb of this millennium needed strong decisions to finally be made, no matter what. Continue reading
As unpalatable as the current situation with Lionel Messi at Barcelona may be, the Argentinian is not bigger than the club.
Yes, he is by far their greatest ever player and yes, the club owe him a monstrous debt of gratitude, but that’s where it ends.
The captain is an employee just like anyone else. Continue reading
It’s all change at Barcelona with Ronald Koeman having been handed the task of getting the Catalans back to where they belong.
A horrific 8-2 Champions League quarter-final defeat to Bayern Munich laid bare just how far the Blaugranes have fallen, and on the back of such a seismic result there was always going to be casualties.
Quique Setien and his staff were quickly followed by Eric Abidal, but now it’s Koeman’s turn to weed out the under-performers from his squad. Continue reading
There was seismic shock on Sunday evening when news broke that Lionel Messi was seriously considering his future at Barcelona.
Although there have been occasions – such as his tax trial – where the suggestion of him leaving has reared its ugly head, never before has it come to a point where the option of him actually going has truly existed.
After the 8-2 defeat against Bayern Munich, all that has changed. Continue reading
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