Reply With QuoteI love this guy, performance from last game vs Madrid, wow he's so good.
Without Xavi he kept our midfield ticking. Expected this from Thiago but Busquets was boss.
I love this guy, performance from last game vs Madrid, wow he's so good.
Lost concentration sometimes during the game but he was still boss
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Yeah, pretty dissapointed with Thiago,but I guess we should give him time to develop. Busquets probably is the player who has developed even more this year. The sky is the limit for him.Originally Posted by barcelonista
Without Xavi he kept our midfield ticking. Expected this from Thiago but Busquets was boss.
Blessed are the children for theirs is the future.
There were a couple moments where he almost lost the ball, other than that he was his usual awesome self... I guess he was just trying to entertain, right? Hahahaha...
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Very interesting player
Yesterday he made 115 passes, with an accuracy of 96% and had 10 long balls(for those who say he can only make short passes).I'm starting to think that he has been our best player this season.
Blessed are the children for theirs is the future.
Busquets has always looked like the player most likely to best replace Xavi's role.
Alfredo Di Stéfano, Real Madrid's greatest ever player and the honorary president, spoke out. "Barcelona's football was simply brilliant," he said in his weekly column. "Their superiority was there for the whole planet to see: the whites were cornered all game. Barcelona play football and dance. They treat the ball with adoration and respect, almost nurturing it. To see this team in action is a delight."
True. We should have just kept Romeu and properly develop him ourselves. Romeu-Busi-Thiago, is so sweet
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We need a Busquets vs. Malaga video as soon as possible. He bossed the midfield so much, Xavi must have been proud.
Dat stepover @ 1:37.
he is one of the few, if not the only one, who uses stepover in this team. im nut sure 'if you're serious or trolling' but in this case it was justified, no? he didn't do this for fun but used it to unbalance the defender. it's basicly the same move as messi often uses, but he goes under the ball with his foot, not over.
it's hilarious if players to stepovers when they are not moving and just dancing on the same spot.
fanastic performance again by the way.
Thiago?
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