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La Liga BBVA Thread

chygry

Starting XI
How do you feel about Januzaj?

Andreas Pereira is a fantastic talent and deserves playtime in order to develop. He sure as hell has got the potential to be a decent player in the future.
 

Sir Didier Drogba

Head Official
Firstly, I didn't know Kevin prince Boateng was now at Las Palmas, but secondly the goal he finished (I say finished because the build up was as much a part of it as the finish) was absolutely mouth watering

 

chygry

Starting XI
Arnau;3965899 said:
Wait. Suárez best player from outside Europe, Griezmann from Europe... WTF?
Those awards make little sense. Apparently Messi and Neymar weren't even in the running for the award from "outside of Europe". Regarding Messi you can make an exclusion since he has dual citizenship, I guess. But Neymar?

Horseshit.

But hey, at least Atleti finally got some recognition after a while with Griezmann grabbing some award.
 

ChungaHungry

Club Supporter


Discuss.
 

WhoDaWhat

Club Supporter
hmmm. The catalonia vs spain conflict seems to be heating up once again, the clasico will surely be intense. (That is of course only if barcelona would still be in spain after 3 months :P)
 

RobbieD_PL

Unreliable deceiver
Staff member
Moderator
Girona got promoted for the first time to Primera and then Catalonia happens. :P

Still, it will make El Clasico a European tie rather than a league one. More special because it will be less frequent?

www.fcf.cat is the webpage of the Federacio Catalana de Futbol. They have their own "national" team that usually plays a single Christmas-New Year match; but with what's happening now? You could have the odd situation whereby Catalan players who are legally cap-tied to Spain end up being called for the October qualifiers after the region declares independence 48hrs after the referendum ballot on Sunday, 1 October (if it passes - probably will - but the legal shaky-ness of the context leads to the next problem - international recognition). One thing's for sure, Catalonia will make their own league (if/when) they become independent.
 

ChungaHungry

Club Supporter
Swansea plays in the Premier League, Monaco plays in the French League, etc. There shouldn't be a problem keeping politics and sport apart. LFP / LaLiga would be smart to start talking that way now.
 


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