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FC Barcelona Thread [2010/11]
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How is Porto marginalized? xD?
I don't understand the reference to centralism and its particular application to Porto for ex.
Yes 
Unless you're reffering to the Novo Estado regime?
Unless you're reffering to the Novo Estado regime?
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Xifio;2983197 said:
No way bro
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Dytza;2983383 said:Maybe a coincidence, but Man. United, Barça, Inter = Nike.
Also, best tennis players, Rafa and Roger both have Nike.
Nike has the deepest pockets, but they make slightly inferior products. They prefer style over substance. I'll take the German product over the American one in this case.
Catalunya has their own separate language and culture, forcefully united to Spain. They even had their own usages and laws throughout history... This has nothing to do with Porto city.
Trying to establish a parallel with Porto is not only pathetic, but extremely insulting to those who (democratically) fight for their, in my opinion, deserved independence in Catalunya. Of course, many Barça fans here are gloryhunters and I'm sure can't relate.
And I understand FC Porto's president strategy trying to create this "north vs. rest of the country" mentality in order to motivate the players and fans. Now, from that person this win at all cost mentality resorting to whatever they can think of is expected, it's quite sad that in the 21st century people still buy this.
Trying to establish a parallel with Porto is not only pathetic, but extremely insulting to those who (democratically) fight for their, in my opinion, deserved independence in Catalunya. Of course, many Barça fans here are gloryhunters and I'm sure can't relate.
And I understand FC Porto's president strategy trying to create this "north vs. rest of the country" mentality in order to motivate the players and fans. Now, from that person this win at all cost mentality resorting to whatever they can think of is expected, it's quite sad that in the 21st century people still buy this.
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