FC Barcelona: An Era Between Two Greats

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  @balon-english · 4 years ago · pinned

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  @boloyistudios3491 · 5 years ago

  NETFLIX needs to give this man a deal - he could change sports history documentary making forever

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  @devimich2941 · 4 years ago

  &quot;And Frank Rijkaard gave some limited minutes to a young seventeen-year-old Argentinian in that season&quot;! .... Yes yes, indeed, the rest is history😭❤

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  @Sean0895 · 5 years ago

  Content quality on par with something that would be made by Sky Sports. Hard to believe it&apos;s all executed by one man. Fantastic work.

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  @Cekeshe · 5 years ago

  Eto&apos;o is one of the most underrated players in history.

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  @mashwork6615 · 5 years ago

  Etoo ended up being a far better signing from Real Madrid to Barca than Figo from Barca to Real Madrid.

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  @gabrielhorta193 · 4 years ago

  Barcelona truly love Brazilian players so much, it&apos;s impressive how much great footballers from Brazil have played there

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  @VJR_FCB · 5 years ago

  Randomly stumbling upon this Chanel was an actual blessing

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  @scottpaulson206 · 4 years ago

  Rijkaard was always underrated and overly under appreciated for me! There was a sabotage at that point in their history

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  @AlexYs03 · 5 years ago

  Damn, this is some of the best content I&apos;ve seen on Barcelona&apos;s history. Awesome job!

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  @fleming4599 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;ve never seen any other foreign documentary of FC Barcelona&apos;s history so well done and so well related to the reality of the club. Normally, when I watch this type of documentaries done by foreign media there&apos;s always huge gaps in the moment of understanding why some decisions are taken or why the &quot;socis&quot; think one way or another. For us, catalans, Barça is like a religion. We may be more &quot;introverd&quot; in comparison to, for example, argentinian fans on expressing our feelings, but the way the people get involved on the daily life of the club is very unique. Even, there&apos;s some people that says that if Barça goes wrong, Catalonia goes wrong. Also, in the club there are ideologies and their believers on the way of directing the club, football style, and even ways on acting and thinking in a philosphic way. We could divide simply that into &quot;Nunyisme&quot; (Josep Lluís Núñez) and their more recent variant like &quot;Rossellisme-Bartomeuisme&quot; vs &quot;Cruyffisme&quot; and their variants like &quot;Laportisme&quot; and &quot;Guardiolisme&quot;. The first group is like a more pro-stablishment group because has the suport of the media (Sport and Mundo Deportivo), also doesn&apos;t care in the way of winning and doesn&apos;t give attention to the club values. On the second group we have the typical position playing and tiki taka style believers, the importance of La Masia, the values of the club (&quot;més que un club&quot;) and intellectual things (this may sound crazy but for example, during the Guardiola Era, because of the beautiful way of playing of the team those years, people said that was ART and compared going to Camp Nou to an Opera. Also Guardiola was considered a very important figure for his clever way of thinking that he made important speeches on catalan institutions, like when he received the &quot;Medalla d&apos;Or del Parlament&quot;. That&apos;s all. I thought this was the perfect video to make this comment.

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  @blackeagle7407 · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StD4erwteEY&amp;t=277">4:37</a><br>&quot;And as soon as Ronaldo left for Brazil, the fans were not aware that he will never wear the Barca shirt again...&quot;<br>Here we go again 💔

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