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He did more or less a straight run and then he changed direction halfway through, when he got Marcelo behind. I don't know, maybe it's a matter of terminology. I'm Spanish and, generally, we'd never refer to what he did as dribbling or "regate", because it didn't take any particular skills other...

Nope. Dribbling is what Iniesta does, for example. In other words: using tricks to get passed defenders. Sergi Roberto is good at carrying the ball and, whenever he finds space, he can use his power and remarkable ball control to make a run like the one we saw. He also has a pretty good vision...

That's not what I would call "dribbling". Dribbling is simply not his thing. However, the guy has heart and should replace Rakitic next year.

Isn't this against the rules, for which we got the transfer ban?

I don't rate him as much as some of the people here, from the posts I read. He's a very valid player for us, and he should definitely be in the midfield next season instead of Rakitic. Definitely not a good dribbler, not particularly good in tight spaces, not especially creative, but he's...

I have the feeling that Iniesta is going to make a shocking announcement very soon about his future.

The Hyperbole is an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us, penetrates us, overreacts and binds the galaxy together.

Zidane was a Barça fan, am I wrong?

The hype was a bit too high some years ago. Now, I don't see anyone comparing him with Messi, or Neymar. Hell, they don't even compare him with Iago Aspas. What is undeniable is that the guy has talent, and his problem was of focus and attitude. Now people are saying that he's got the right...

Deulofeu kind of flopped with the B team? Seriously? Yeah, that's probably why he was proclaimed best player in the Liga Adelante (Second Division) with 18 goals and 9 assists while he was only 18 years old for most part of the competition.

That's exactly my view. From Barça's point or view, it's win-win (or win-not lose much). From his point of view, and considering how his career has been developing so far, the best move is stay at Milan, where he's beginning to feel like an important footballer with a more realistic opportunity...

I actually think his ball control is really good. As for decisions, he seems to be improving, but wingers and dribblers in general take more risky decisions. I think he's much better now than a couple of years ago, when he tried to do the play of the game too often. He's better at reading the...

His aura? I mean, you could've been a bit more specific.

OMG! Make the planet stop spinning right now!

Pheeeeeeeeewwww... :messi:

And Messi. He used to train a lot with them. But also, when he was a commentator for TV3 he prided himself of being buddies with several players from the first team, even the ones that weren't former teammates. After the games at the Camp Nou, they used to bring one player and make an interview...

What I don't like about that is that he's got a close relationship with some of the first team players. I'd prefer someone from an earlier generation, like Óscar García.

Robert more or less confirmed that we will execute the buy-back clause. Edit: sorry, I thought I was on the last page of the thread. Old news by now.

Tata Martino?:tata:

Perform well once... and then he can disappear?