coded01:
You mean A40?

funkyjms:


It takes humility to admit this. You are also the King at CB.

mcdreeezy:
A lot of people actually think if we get drawn with bayern, we're out of the UCL. I no blame dem sha

mcdreeezy:
A lot of people actually think if we get drawn with bayern, we're out of the UCL. I no blame dem sha

dmcdad:
For the 2nd time in Barcelona's history two players (Messi 46 & Ney 30) managed to score 30+ goals in the same season. 2008-09: Messi+Eto'o!

dmcdad:
Mascherano: "It's obvious that, for Barcelona's style, it's better that Busquets plays than that I play."

#Respect.

philfearon:

And barca won a treble same season!!!!

philfearon:

Mascherano is our Mr Reliable

philfearon:
And my core Barca friends that really dislike Chelsea will say:

"Hey Eden Hazard, watch Neymar. This is how you destroy PSG."

philfearon:

And barca won a treble same season!!!!

homesteady:
I don't know why I keep seeing another all Spanish final!

homesteady:


Everything is just pointing at us winning the UCL ohhhhh! ojibjibijibijibi

dmcdad:

The same way we are gonna win it this year.

dmcdad:

Barça-Atletico.

philfearon:

Eeeeehh?

homesteady:

One guy I was talking to in the viewing center said - you don forget 7-0?
I was just baffled at his fooolishness! Maybe he has been hibernating all this while, he hasn't realized that a lot of changes have occurred!

dmcdad:

I laugh... We go beat them like say them come thief.

AjanleKoko:
Damn.
The possibility of facing Pep remains.
I won't watch that game. Would be too painful

AjanleKoko:
Damn.
The possibility of facing Pep remains.
I won't watch that game. Would be too painful

dmcdad:

With MSN, the sky is our starting point, and not even our limit.

dmcdad:

What would be too painful? We losing, or them losing?

AjanleKoko:


I don't want to play against Pep in anything other than a friendly.
In my mind he is still Barca coach

AjanleKoko:
Damn.
The possibility of facing Pep remains.
I won't watch that game. Would be too painful

Badosqi:
FC Barcelona forward Luis Suarez has recently scored more important goals than Lionel Messi, with strikes against Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid.

The Uruguayan’s career at Barcelona got off to a slow start, after he was banned for four months for a biting incident that took place at the 2014 World Cup, but in the last two months, Suarez has scored some hugely important goals – some more important than Messi’s.

The €81 million price-tag had the Catalan club’s fans questioning whether Suarez would be able to live up the fee, as he appeared out-of-touch when he made his debut. But after goals against Los Blancos, City, PSG, Atletico Madrid and Valencia, it’s evident that he has big-match temperament.

In Barcelona’s last three Champions League matches, where Messi has started and played 90 minutes - twice against Manuel Pellegrini’s men and last week against PSG - the Argentine has failed to score, whereas Suarez has scored four times in those three games.

The former Liverpool striker’s most important goal was against rivals Real Madrid in El Clasico, scoring the winner in another big-game where Messi failed to find the net.

Messi also missed a penalty against City in the round of 16 – an encounter where Suarez found the net on two occasions.

However, Messi did score the second goal in Barca’s big game against Valencia at the weekend, but the goal came late in the game after Suarez put the Spanish giants ahead in the opening minutes.

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Badosqi:
FC Barcelona forward Luis Suarez has recently scored more important goals than Lionel Messi, with strikes against Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid.

The Uruguayan’s career at Barcelona got off to a slow start, after he was banned for four months for a biting incident that took place at the 2014 World Cup, but in the last two months, Suarez has scored some hugely important goals – some more important than Messi’s.

The €81 million price-tag had the Catalan club’s fans questioning whether Suarez would be able to live up the fee, as he appeared out-of-touch when he made his debut. But after goals against Los Blancos, City, PSG, Atletico Madrid and Valencia, it’s evident that he has big-match temperament.

In Barcelona’s last three Champions League matches, where Messi has started and played 90 minutes - twice against Manuel Pellegrini’s men and last week against PSG - the Argentine has failed to score, whereas Suarez has scored four times in those three games.

The former Liverpool striker’s most important goal was against rivals Real Madrid in El Clasico, scoring the winner in another big-game where Messi failed to find the net.

Messi also missed a penalty against City in the round of 16 – an encounter where Suarez found the net on two occasions.

However, Messi did score the second goal in Barca’s big game against Valencia at the weekend, but the goal came late in the game after Suarez put the Spanish giants ahead in the opening minutes.

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dmcdad:

Barça-Atletico.

honeric01:


Apart from that, I also believe he understands all too well and better than Enrique.. We can see what he did with Bayern struggling with injuries here and there, yet destroyed Porto.. When we were hit with same injury woes, the season was disastrous to us.

I would rather we play them in the finals rather than semis.