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if you’re looking at la liga’s actions against barça and saying things like “la liga has always been biased” or “there’s always been corruption” and then just shrugging it off, then you’re radically underplaying the situation.

bias is giving some clubs easier schedules over others. bias is ignoring unfair reffing. and yes, la liga has always been biased against barça because barça is catalan, BUT this is more than just bias.

this is la liga actively supporting the fascist actions of the spanish government and purposely making barça suffer. you can’t just ignore that. no matter what club you support or how much of an advantage your club will get from possible sanctions, you can’t just ignore the fact that barça is being battered for trying to help its fans and its people.

that’s injustice, not bias. if you choose to ignore it, please unfollow me immediately.

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Mosso d'esquadra (catalan police) crying because of what Spanish policemen are doing to our people.

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The world needs to see this. This can’t be unseen! It’s just heartbreaking. Catalonia stay strong, I’m with you! Please share!❤

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What’s going on in Catalonia?

A few days ago, the Parliament of Catalonia voted in favour of holding a unilateral referedum asking its citizens if they wanted Catalonia to be an independent state. This was without the consent of the central government, which is basically repressing freedom of speech in the region.

 Several people have been identified by the police when they were doing public acts in favour of the referendum, and the police has seized all the posters that support voting “Yes” to independence. The national post service has stopped delivering magazines that support the referendum. The police also entered the headquarters of newspapers, threatening them if they publish anything in support of the referendum (it seems that in a democracy journalists cannot talk about what’s going on)

Today, things got worse. 14 people have been arrested, which has led to a spontaneous protest (video). The headquarters of la CUP, one of the pro-independence parties, has been surrounded by the police (there have been protests and the protestos have literally thrown the police away). The police has also registered some offices of la Generalitat, the government of Catalonia.

The university deans of all the public universities of Catalonia have condemned these acts for attacking freedom of speech, and even el Barça, the football team, has condemned what has happened today. The central government has taken control (financially) of all the public institutions and the police claim to have seized around 10 million ballots for the referendum.

The president of the Balearic Islands, from the Socialist Party (anti-independence) has condemned these acts, while some other socialist politicians, like Susana Díaz, have asked the government to take control of the region ( = no autonomy for Catalonia). 

The president of Catalonia, Carles Puigdemont, says that the central government has declared the state of emergency “de facto” in the region.

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Tbh I’m not happy with Valverde for not calling up Paco a lot and not giving him minutes. Think he has a lot of potential……

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me: hey cris how many points is real behind barca real quick, my g?

cris:

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in case you forgot neymar screenshots photos of leo, bye.

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Enzo Busquets at Santiago Bernabéu, 2/9/2017 (ESP-ITA)

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BARCELONA

• Hotels giving free acommodation • Free taxi services to those who try to arrive home • Aeroport strike stops • Enough blood for the victims thanks to the huge number of people who went to donate • Restaurants and shops giving free food and water to all who were hidding there

PROUD PROUD OF BARCELONA PROUD OF HUMANITY THEY WILL NEVER BEAT US

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Neymar: P$G could become the greatest club in the world

Me:

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“Hermaniitooosss … I wish all the best for you, thank you for these years of great joy and learning. I’m an accomplished guy for playing with you …. one of the reasons I came to Barcelona was you @ leomessi because I wanted to play with my IDOL and the biggest I’ve ever seen in football, I thank you for all the affection you had with me and everything I learned to look at you closely, there is no way … I am your fan and I will always admire you !!

Gordooo @ luissuarez9 arrived bringing a huge joy and bringing us together even more, who would say that 3 SOUTH AMERICA would work? I learned several things with you and the biggest one was to kick first hahaha 😂🤣 I WISH YOU THE BEST FOR YOU !! I LOVE YOU and I will miss you, especially basketball. Hahaha 😂🤣

and I also thank all my friends that I had these years .. I arrived a dreamy boy, wanting to learn from you and today I am a proud man to have had you by my side this time !

May you never lose your humility and may you always be happy! Tamo together And the rest ? It’s history” - Neymar via Instagram | 04.08.17

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ahhh ya, the magic of McDonald’s

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Top 5 of Gerard's most iconic moments

SO MANY ICONIQUÉ MOMENTS… How am I going to narrow them down to just 5 Alise… I’ll try though

Celebrations vs Madrid

El Presidente de twitter

Calling people on their shit/“Six Refs!!…”

“Y Gracias a Kevin Roldan…..”

PIQUE “DANCING”

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Ney & Messi on the bench in second half - what is so interesting up there?? 😂😂😂