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Barcelona has had the most impact on the game and has the biggest amounts of all timers in its ranks. How come clubs like Liverpool and Bayern have more European Cups than Barcelona

Although truth be told that they did win both of their European Cups in very sketchy circumstances

Can’t believe Juventus reached more European Cup finals than us but they have less than half of our European Cup tally

Juventus and Barcelona are the biggest underperformers in the history of the European Cup. A club the size of Barcelona needs at least 8 UCLs and should have 9 UCLs now. A club the size of Juventus needs at least 4 UCLs and should have 5-6 UCLs now. I guess for both of them, the European Cup...

I heard this darned statement for the past 2 weeks

1. Milan 2004-05 2. Chelsea 2007-08 3. Liverpool 2021-22 4. Juventus 2002-03 5. Atletico 2013-14 6. Juventus 2014-15 7. Atletico 2015-16 8. Dortmund 2012-13 9. City 2020-21 10. Juventus 2016-17 11. Arsenal 2005-06 12. Bayern 2009-10 13. PSG 2019-20 14. Inter 2022-23

I have 3 candidates - Messi v Madrid 2011 Rivaldo v Valencia 3rd 2001 Ronaldinho v Chelsea 2005 Rivaldo v Valencia 2001 wins it for me, the goal was just beautiful. A bicycle kick not just any bicycle kick but a bicycle kick from outside the box. Wow

That 2007 design sucked so bad

Now I personally did not say it took decades...

Laporta for good measure didn’t fully take the idea of renovating the stadium into consideration until it was feasible and realistic. That’s why designs were made in 2007 and not in 2003, 2004 or 2005. You have to consider that the club in 2003 was at its lowest point truly, coming off another...

Ok I was taking it too far there, basically no one is saying it’s a bad thing. But people on this forum whine so much about the delays and the lies as if it doesn’t happen to literally any major construction project in the world

We had just won the league and the stadium will pay off for itself. Why do some people try to act as if renovating the stadium is a bad thing to try to push their agenda against Laporta????

Club was in a bad situation financially anyways by 2003. So renovating the stadium was unrealistic

We dodged a bullet if we had started earlier

Tbf it didn’t come into reality until 2008 which is the earliest I heard Barcelona thought of renovating the Camp Nou, which coincidentally coincided with Laporta’s final 2 seasons at the club. So basically he couldn’t do anything since his term would expire.

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Then how come Scotland didn’t do well at that time as well

2023-24 in retrospect we weren't that that that bad. I mean yes we did finish 10 points behind Madrid, but it was the 2 Clasicos that decided everything in the end. Also a red card away from the UCL semi final. Anyways Xavi did lose the plot and it was the right decision for him to go.

It was clear to me Barcelona did not care for Europa in 2022-23, in 2021-22 they did though but couldn't do the comeback unfortunately...

I disagree with you on that one. I love and adore Luis Enrique, this guy was basically the heart of Barcelona between 1996 and 2004. His tenure there as a player was special and he had some amazing moments like his goals against Madrid in 97 and 99. As well as the UCL comeback against...