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I just read that Calavera (Skull) was born in Cabra del Camp (Goat of the Land). I'm already a fan.

He's really changed. From his perspective, it would be good to stay at Milan. From our perspective, it would be good to execute the buyout clause. Let's see what happens. I didn't expect such a drastic change from Deulofeu. He even looks like a very hard working player, which is amazing. He's...

Nah. Roque Mesa is the man. This guy is really good and exactly what we need.

He is starting to play an important role in the B team. I saw him the other day against Llagostera, and was quite impressed. I've always been unsure about how he would adapt to senior level, considering he's been a pure fullback for a long time, which is precisely the unsual thing when it comes...

For anyone interested, "calavera" means "skull". What a cool name.:jason2:

Vítor Baía, Part II.

Really? I'm quite surprised with Cucu's performance, considering he's been recently playing with Juvenil A. That's a big step, and the guy plays like he's been in that league for over a year. In fact, I think Cucu is quite good, defensively.

Anyone remembers Chapi Ferrer, the usual RB from the Dream Team days? Palencia reminds me of him. Small, quite fast, not very technical, but ok, great attitude and defensively aggressive. By the way, Cucurella is starting to play like Palencia. They're similar type of players.

The thing is, Barça made a mistake when they signed Cesc, which led to the departure of Thiago, a player that would be most needed in our team right now. A player from La Masia. It's not Lucho's fault, because it happened before and was a long term decision in which youth should've prevailed...

I see what you mean. I've always been unconvinced. His first touch is sometimes abysmal, but then again he can do brilliant stuff. I'm not sure at this point what type of player he's going to be. It will depend a lot on his mentality. I'm more confident about what to expect from Carles Pérez, to...

Thanks. My fear is: how are we going to cope with a gradual and inevitable decline over the next years? For how long his talent will make up for his lack of effort?

It's too late. No one will get Messi to do what he hasn't done for several years now. That started under Guardiola, and became a habit that got consolidated during his days as false striker. That's in my opinion one of the reasons why Luis Enrique preferred Rakitic over Kroos. Kroos is better on...

Of course it does. If you think being a gifted player doesn't have anything to do with having excellent technical and physical qualities, you're not making any sense. Slower than Busquets? :lol: So you're not only denying that he's a powerful player, but somehow think he's slower than...

lame.org :suarez:

So both Madrid and Barça were after him last summer, but he's not a gifted player. Ok.

He's got excellent physical and technical qualities, but he's psychologically not ready to be an important player.

If you slow it down, you clearly see that Marquinhos doesn't touch Suárez and, in fact, he stops for a moment to pick a flower from the ground.

3-4-3 was a Cruyff classic in the 90s. We definitely need a RB anyway, and think carefully about what kind of midfield we want. Aleñá is too good, but maybe we need a good investment in a midfielder that can control the game, because Iniesta isn't getting any younger.

He's easily in my top 3 La Masia prospects. Anyone knows how's he doing lately?

Wow... Other must be a really huge country!!!