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ferran literally said he just wanted to be shown some love, and barca fans made him pay for saying it. three months later, seeing what’s happening with gavi and balde… i hope people finally understand what he meant.
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PSG fans: 100%. against Barca
Chelsea fans: 99% against Barça.
Arsenal fans: 98%. against Barca
Liverpool fans: 99%. against Barca
Atlético fans: 100%. against Barca
Man United fans: 100% against Barca
Real Madrid fans: 100%. against Barca
Florentino Pérez: 100%. against Barca
They are more interested in seeing Barça fail than seeing their own clubs succeed.
NICA retweeted
the fact that you can make the connection between what happened between ferran and what’s happening to gavi, even if they’re not the same situation, should make you open your eyes to the institution that barça has become lately. and even tho ferran’s situation can be considered better than gavi’s, taking into account he actually was not a bench warmer, but a sub player, that yet didn’t get his contract renewed when everyone around him did, should make you understand that players can be upset and depressed because of the choices the club makes with them, and now gavi is going through an even worse situation when his loyalty and love for the club have always been deeper than ferrans, so yeah, ferrans problem was the institution, gavis is hansi, but yeah let’s put the blame on the players and not on the people who take the final choices and decide whether you can have a career or your performance drop so low you’re worth 1/3 of what you’ve been rated at
sometimes being selfish will guarantee a career, while being loyal will make you a companion to the spiders on the benches of camp nou
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🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Jobe Bellingham is starting to show why Dortmund invested so heavily in his potential.
• The Englishman is having a strong start to the season for both club and country. His playing style has proven eerily similar to his brother's, particularly with his fierce stride in transition.
• He was a constant threat during his 87 minutes against Bayern Munich. He had a goal disallowed by VAR following a foul in the build-up, forced Bayern keeper Jonas Urbig into multiple saves and went close with a long-range effort.
• Across his 87 minutes on the pitch, he recorded 48 touches, 4 defensive contributions and 5 ball recoveries, even while operating further up the field.
































