INT FC Barcelona [2018/2019] - Més Que Un Club

Futbol Club Barcelona, also known as Barcelona and familiarly as Barça, is a professional football club, based in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. Wikipedia
Founded: November 29, 1899
Manager: Luis Enrique
Location: Barcelona
League: La Liga
Arena/Stadium: Camp Nou
Nicknames: Barça, Barcelona, Blaugrana




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WEB
Official Web : http://www.fcbarcelona.cat/web/english
Twitter : http://twitter.com/fcbarcelona
Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/fcbarcelona
Youtube : http://www.youtube.com/fcbarcelona
RSS Feed : http://www.fcbarcelona.cat/web/english/zona-fcb/rss/index.html
Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Barcelona

CUP
Liga: 21
Copa del Rey: 25
European Cup / UEFA Champions League: 4
FIFA Club World Cup: 1
UEFA Super Cup: 3
Supercopa de España: 9
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: 4
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup / UEFA Cup: 3
Latin Cup: 2
Pyrenees Cup: 4
Catalonia cup: 6
Catalonia Championship: 23
Catalan League: 1
Mediterranean League: 1

Management
President Josep Maria Bartomeu
Head Coach Luis Enrique
Location: Barcelona
League: La Liga
Training ground: Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper
Grounds: Mini Estadi, Camp Nou
Nicknames: Barça, Barcelona, Blaugrana

Full fixture list for the upcoming 2011-2012 season (Liga BBVA)

Week 01 August 21 Malaga C.F. - FC Barcelona
Week 02 August 28 FC Barcelona - Villarreal C.F.
Week 03 September 11 Real Sociedad - FC Barcelona
Week 04 September 18 FC Barcelona - CA Osasuna
Week 05 September 21 Valencia C.F. - FC Barcelona
Week 06 Septebmer 25 FC Barcelona - Club Atletico de Madrid
Week 07 October 02 Sporting de Gijon - FC Barcelona
Week 08 October 16 FC Barcelona - Racing Santander
Week 09 October 23 FC Barcelona - Sevilla F.C.
Week 10 October 26 Granada C.F. - FC Barcelona
Week 11 October 30 FC Barcelona - RCD Mallorca
Week 12 November 06 Athletic Bilbao - FC Barcelona
Week 13 November 20 FC Barcelona - Real Zaragoza
Week 14 November 27 Getafe CF - FC Barcelona
Week 15 December 04 FC Barcelona - Levante UD
Week 16 December 11 Real Madrid C.F. - FC Barcelona
Week 17 December 18 FC Barcelona - Rayo Vallecano de Madrid
Week 18 January 08 RCD Espanyol - FC Barcelona
Week 19 January 15 FC Barcelona - Real Betis
Week 20 January 22 FC Barcelona - Malaga C.F.
Week 21 January 29 Villarreal C.F. - FC Barcelona
Week 22 February 05 FC Barcelona - Real Sociedad
Week 23 February 12 CA Osasuna - FC Barcelona
Week 24 February 19 FC Barcelona - Valencia C.F.
Week 25 February 26 Club Atletico de Madrid - FC Barcelona
Week 26 March 04 FC Barcelona - Sporting de Gijon
Week 27 March 11 Racing Santander - FC Barcelona
Week 28 March 18 Sevilla F.C. - FC Barcelona
Week 29 March 21 FC Barcelona - Granada C.F.
Week 30 March 25 RCD Mallorca - FC Barcelona
Week 31 April 01 FC Barcelona - Athletic Bilbao
Week 32 April 08 Real Zaragoza - FC Barcelona
Week 33 April 11 FC Barcelona - Getafe CF
Week 34 April 15 Levante UD - FC Barcelona
Week 35 April 22 FC Barcelona - Real Madrid C.F.
Week 36 April 29 Rayo Vallecano de Madrid - FC Barcelona
Week 37 May 06 FC Barcelona - RCD Espanyol
Week 38 May 13 Real Betis - FC Barcelona

Source : Mundodeportivo

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Menotti hails Guardiola

Former Barcelona coach Cesar Menotti believes Pep Guardiola is unique but that "there are many [Jose] Mourinhos".

Menotti, who took charge of Barca in the 1980s, feels Guardiola has transformed the club's players since taking over from Frank Rijkaard and should take the credit for the club's incredible success in recent years.

"I'm bored by football so I have a feeling that what they now call football is something else," he told El Pais. "I think 99.9% of coaches right now are envious of Barcelona's play. Everyone would like to be Guardiola, but most don't know how.

"It's the result of training with clear ideas, making himself understood and winning people over. It's been shown that Guardiola is more important than the players. Of course, he always says that's not the case, but what else can he do? You can't claim you are the best.

"Look at who Pique was before Guardiola took over. Look at who Pedro was. Look at who Busquets was. Even Iniesta wasn't the phenomenon he is now. It's madness to say Guardiola is only successful because of his players."

Asked if his home nation of Argentina could have a Guardiola-type coach, Menotti said: "No. Guardiola is unique, but even then he wouldn't be allowed to do what he does. They would kill him before he could do his work.

"What we have here are Mourinho-types, who are only concerned with winning, and when they lose it's not their fault.

"A friend of mine who has attended their training sessions told me that Mou and Pep are quite alike in their approach - but on the field, in the moment of truth, they have nothing in common. There are many Mourinhos, but there is only one Guardiola."

Despite his admiration for Barcelona, Menotti - a World Cup winner with Argentina in 1978 - does not yet believe Lionel Messi ranks alongside the all-time greats.

"There have been four kings of football - Di Stefano, Pele, Cruyff and Maradona - and the fifth has not yet appeared. We are awaiting the fifth, and it is sure to be Messi, but so far he is not among the kings. You can't give him the crown after five years.

"For him to be among the kings you would have to see him do it outside Barcelona - to do something like Maradona did at Napoli, to transform a band into an orchestra. Messi is wonderful and has nothing to prove, but he is still missing something.

"There is no doubt he can be the fifth king, but not yet. Messi still has to learn. Soloists need to know when to play to benefit the orchestra."

Wenger blasts 'disrespectful' Xavi

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has blasted Xavi's comments about Cesc Fabregas, claiming the midfielder has been "very disrespectful" to the club.

Fabregas had indicated last summer that he was keen to return to Barcelona, but Arsenal rejected two bids and stressed that they had no intention of allowing their captain to leave.

It had appeared a move was on the cards this summer when an unnamed Arsenal director told the BBC that Fabregas would be allowed to leave should a suitable bid arrive, but manager Arsene Wenger has since outlined his determination to keep the player at the Emirates.

However, Xavi told the Barcelona website on Wednesday: "I spoke to Cesc in Ibiza and he said he was suffering because he wanted to come. It's more like he did everything he could to come and wants to leave Arsenal - although he made it clear that now everything depends on the selling club.''

When asked about this latest development, the Arsenal manager was not pleased, and replied: "I cannot comment on every comment [involving Fabregas]. What is important is Cesc has a contract with Arsenal, and we want to keep him."

Wenger also did not mince words about Xavi's comments.

"A mutual respect should stand between the two clubs", the manager said. "Xavi has been very disrespectful to Arsenal football club."

Turning his attention to contract rebel Samir Nasri, after a 4-0 win over Malaysia XI, Wenger said: ''We are a big club with many good young players so we are confronted with many rumours and speculation, but it doesn't affect much what's happening inside the club. We have to live with that and you could see when he [Nasri] played that he wasn't disturbed by that. He has always had a very good attitude.''

Should Nasri not sign a new deal and Arsenal stand firm in their resolve to spurn £20 million-plus advances from Manchester City and Manchester United, then the France international could leave for nothing in a year's time.

United boss Sir Alex Ferguson felt that would not sit well with the money men at Emirates Stadium.

However, Wenger insisted: ''I believe that is no problem. It is a technical decision. On one hand people say I don't spend enough and when I spend people say I spend too much. It's very difficult to find the right medium.

''What is important is that the club has a good team and is in a strong financial situation. The decisions are dictated by financial restrictions, but not only by that.

''The most important thing is that the team is right and our financial situation is right as well.''

Wenger does not expect a backlash from Gunners fans towards Nasri, signed from Marseille in 2008.

He said: ''I believe that everybody who loves Arsenal wants all our strong players to stay at the club.''