Daily reminder that if you follow this club you are an upstanding human, you pursue ideals of freedom and anti-fascism, along with self dependence along with grand culture and night life.
Remember a voice for FCBarcelona is a voice for freedom!
T-thanks man!
>>63758655
>Qatar Airways across the front of the chest while UNICEF is relegated to a tramp stamp
>the fascist Boixos Nois have always been supported by the club's presidents apart from a token ban in 2004 that lasted only a few years
>non-Catalan bandwagoners don't know about any of this and have just heard that the club was persecuted by Franco, meaning they must be the good guys
Bump because the only good madrid fans are the dead ones.
>>63758767
that's fucking awesome, even more reason to support the club
fuck liberals
>>63758767
thank you for bursting his bubble
>>63758767
>>63759001
I'm sorry that you two have chosen inferior football and inferior ideologies, know that FCBarcelona and the blaugrana will treat you with respect and give you the proper room to recognize your errors
Tfw halal Madrid will be second best to this club that actually knows and cares how to run a team.
>>63758767
>Qatar Airways across the front of the chest while UNICEF is relegated to a tramp stamp
The payments to UNICEF have increased more than double since putting their name in the back. UNICEF cares about the money they recieve so they can help people in need, they don't give a fuck about their name placement. They have no publicity or commercial interests.
>the fascist Boixos Nois have always been supported by the club's presidents apart from a token ban in 2004 that lasted only a few years
False, the ban is still upheld and extended to away games whenever possible, and it was the first team in liga to ban ultras from the stadium. According to you it was a token ban during the Laporta era, that would make it at least a 7 year ban, quite a large token I'd say. The ban also included firing plenty of the old security and low management staff that were accomplices to the ultras.
>>63760035
Spain confirms
You forgot to say PUTA ESPANYA, but good bread desu
>>63760214
Oriol pls
>>63760283
That's the old one, Negro
>>63760306
buena coches
I've never understood why they have a volleyball in their logo
>Supporting a team that is sponsored by Wahabist lunatics
May as well have IS as the sponsor.
>>63760322
buena tetas
>>63758655
>anti-fascism
>ideal
Yeah, being an unproductive, irresponsible little shit with terrible fashion sense who spends his life as a parasite to his middle-class parents and society sure is ideal.
fuck uefalona
we riding wit my nigga Franco here in the hood senpai
>>63758655
i just bandwagon cause of messi kek
Who /Kubala/ up in here?
>>63760346
>Bongistan talking
>>63760403
tbf it's hard not to bandwagon with all the MESSI MESSI MESSI spam in /sp/
>>63758655
Barcelona were historically supported by General Franco who was a fascist dictator.
Try learning some history next time.
>Barcelona were historically supported by General Franco who was a fascist dictator.
kek
>>63760450
Nice memeing Carlos.
>>63760474
Yeah that's why he changed Spanish law and strongarmed some niggas to force Di Stefano to go to Madrid
>>63760474
the same General Franco who went into the Barca lockeroom before the second leg when they were leading 3-0 after the first game to lose 11-1 at Madrid?
Nice thread OP
>>63758767
>this flag
>this topic
the boixos nois were banned by Laporta and they are nearly non-existent nowadays
And hopefully, the contract with Qatar will be canceled in the next member assembly.
![_JMP0873.600[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/EDP6yBJ.jpg "_JMP0873.600[1].jpg")
>>63760332
don't know if memeing, but that's what footballs used to look like
>>63760379
those are the German antifas, that trash doesn't exist here.
>>63760474
What the fuck are you saying, you inbred monkey?
Supporting Barca is the equivalent of supporting the Red Sox.
They try and claim to be the "good guys" in their rivalry and denounce what the other does, but do the exact same things they claim to be against.
"G-G-Guys see how they have that awful Galacticos policy! It's ruining football! Look at us with our home grown talent from La Masia!"
>Suarez
>Neymar
>Alves
>Ter Stegen
>Rakitic
>Mascherano
>Turan
>Mathieu
they are just lucky to be in a period where Florentino perez sign players for his enterprise benefits, instead of their skill.
Thats why we continue suffering the gipsy ronaldo
>>63760678
Im glad im not the only one who's made the connection... and im a Red Sox fan.
>>63758655
Why its not okay to wave catalunya flags in fucking barcelona but its okay to play the marseillese in spain?
Nah the catalans just bootyblasted because their brand of fascism lost out to the castillan one
>>63760458
>implying contrariness isn't a cornerstone of this site
>>63760678
Name another team with more quality home grown talent than Barcelona chicano.
>>63764760
Literally 15/20 of the EPL teams
>>63760474
>Barcelona
Funny way to type Real Madrid m8
>>63764549
Because Spanish government is a joke, boludo
>>63760035
Shit, do you have an internship with Barca's marketing department? You've really built their bullshit hook, line, and sinker. A ban means nothing if you don't enforce it, and Boixos Nois still shows up in the curva.
7 years is a mere blip in Barca's 100+ year history, and conveniently coincides with their unprecedented glory that garnered them countless international fans that the new president realized he had to appeal to (and the world in general isn't big on fascist separatist ultras, or at least the world that has spending money). Ever since the 80s, this is what Boixos Nois has been.
Presidents Josep Lluís Núñez, Joan Laporta, and Joan Gaspart all openly supported Boixos Nois. Funny how that started right after Franco died, when Barca gave up the charade that they were actually interested in anti-fascist ideals and it became clear all along that they were just bitter that Madrid promoted Spanish culture over Catalan. Barca is a nationalist club with an international audience; it is as much of a postmodern contradiction as any football club in the world.
If you truly wanted to support a club that "pursue[s] ideals of freedom and anti-fascism" like OP claimed, you'd support Osasuna, Burgos, Almeria, Celta Vigo, Gimnastica, FC Cadiz, Deportivo La Coruna, Rayo Vallecano, Tenerife, or Sevilla, not bandwagon Barca.
>>63760566
>being this keked by Madrid that you can't even use your province's own flag
You're a gullible dumbass. Boixos Nois still exists and beats up and kills fans of other teams. And their roots are so deep in the club's presidency that they'll never disappear.
At least when Catalonia secedes, no Spanish teams will have to play there, so no more fans will be stabbed and killed by your fascists.
>>63766058
>beats up and kills fans of other teams
[citation needed]
>>63765940
>Presidents Josep Lluís Núñez, Joan Laporta, and Joan Gaspart all openly supported Boixos Nois.
Jesus fucking Christ m8, Laporta was the one who banned them
>>63766116
i saw it happen during my trip to camp nou
>>63766273
So you witnessed a murder just in the middle of Barcelona, yeah right. Find a link with the news if you can.
>>63765086
lol? that's why they are so shit at international club matches, that's how great are they home grown talents
Remember:
>2010
>1. Messi 2. Xavi 3.Iniesta for ballon d or
delicious
>>63766352
You think I'm kidding my nigga?
http://www.ultras-tifo.net/news/116-barcelona-supporters.html
>In 1991 Boixos Nois killed an Espanyol ultra in revenge of the stabbing of a Boixos Nois member some months ago.
>>63766438
To be fair, since the Messi/Pique/Biscuits generation the newer talent has been ok. Pedro was the last great player from La Masia.
>>63766116
>doesn't know about 1991
Here's a more recent story for you:
>Past Barca presidents had paid and even courted the Boixos for political gain. Free match tickets, seats on planes to away games and a room in the stadium to store their banners were among the privileges enjoyed by the hardcore group who stood behind the goal at the Camp Nou.
>Laporta [who previously openly supported Boixos Nois and just wanted to be politically correct for the $$$] stopped all these when he was elected president in 2003. The Boixos were furious and death threats were daubed on the pavement outside his family’s apartment in Barcelona’s affluent Zona Alta. The Boixos boycotted games leaving the bizarre sight of 2,000 empty seats behind the goal.
>A few stayed, maybe 50, caged in behind glass partitions and watched by balaclava-clad police during matches as they chanted: "Barca, yes, Laporta, no!" continuously. They did that for years and given that the Camp Nou wasn't always the cauldron of noise portrayed by the media, everyone heard it.
>Most fans turned the other cheek, though occasionally they boo to let the remaining Boxois know that they’re not in agreement. The stay-aways watch the game in Bar Virginia, a scruffy neighbourhood haunt 200 metres from the stadium under the watchful eye of police.
>Laporta hoped that the Boixos and their right-wing conservative ideology would melt away. They didn’t. They continue to follow Barca away, often making up a sizeable majority of an otherwise poor travelling support. And they do not travel quietly, making their presence felt where it is easier to make it felt.
1/2
>>63766449
So you went to Camp Nou 24 years ago? Damn, you must be old m8
>>63766116
>>63766481
>In Munich ahead of the game with Bayern in 2009, a Barca security guard was punched in the face at the team’s hotel by a fan widely reported to be a member of the Boixos. That incident outraged Laporta, who said: “We have to talk less and act more. Either we take steps to prevent them from travelling and getting into the stadiums or we’ll see more serious incidents. We will continue to act with the same forcefulness and we will make no concessions to the aggressors.”
>[...] Club president Sandro Rosell met all fan groups last season – including the once notorious Boixos Nois who'd been banished by his predecessor. The police wanted their say too, with both them and the club insisting that they will not tolerate violence. A consensus is hard to reach.
>The Catalan police looked at some of the names of the people hoping to join, identifying many with criminal records and many former members of the Boixos. The police said they wouldn’t sanction the idea, until Barca could guarantee the concept was safe. Which means not filling a stand with madheads.
>At the same time, leaders of the Boixos were tried in connection with criminal activities like extortion and drugs. 'Their' end remains half full for most matches.
2/2
>>63766146
Purely political. Laporta is a huge separationist and would gladly fight alongside Boixos Nois in the Second Spanish Civil War of 2016.
>>63766481
>>63766520
The guy said he saw it.
I know about all the Boixos Nois shit, I'm born and raised in Barcelona and lived here almost all my life.
They are (were) fucking scum, everyone knows that. And maybe if you lived here you'd know they barely exist anymore.
But anyway, every club in Europe had ultras back in the day.
>>63766566
He had to move to another home because he and his family were getting threatened by the Boixos, since he banned them from the stadium.
You guys should learn your shit before talking nonsense.
You mean voice of fags
>>63765498
UEFA is the one wanting to penalize Barcelona m8
"No politics topics" is worldwide rule
Do Spaniards hate catalonians now?
>>63765940
You can find out the amount UNICEF recieves in the annual economic brief pdf that is posted at the club's web each year. It's also described by the president at the end of each economic exercise.
The ultras ban is still enforced to the point the club hasn't set up an animation stand (in high demand by attending fans for the last few years) because local police advise against it thinking it would be a focus of radical fans. If the club wasn't enforcing the ban the animation stand would already be there. A list of banned ultras is always sent to away stadiums so they can enforce it if they want (or can). The ban is enforced locally on all ultras with prior convictions or marked as dangerous by local police, who are directly involved in stadium security. A kid with a Boixos flag or a retard with a shaved head and tattoos will make it into the stadium if they have no priors or cops think they pose no danger.
>retarded drivel
Laporta supported boixos? fascist separatist ultras? postmodern contradiction? Bitter because madrid promoted spanish culture? kek what is this retarded drivel? Did you forget to take your meds? I don't even know where to start. And you think all those clubs listed don't have radical right and left wing supporters involved in all kinds of criminal activities? Are you fucking retarded? Do you have any idea of the amount of stupid shit you just typed? How old are you? Please, try to see things for yourself instead of simply making them up in your head.
I support Barça is because it's my local team, from my city, for the last 40 years, with the stadium at a 5 minute walk, you fucking idiot. You are a clueless mong without a single clue of anything you seem to think you know. Stop embarrassing yourself with all those vague and inaccurate claims. Really, do yourself a favour and don't ever pretend to be informed about all that retarded shit you just wrote. It's ridiculous and nobody will take you seriously.
>>63766771
>now
>>63766478
Dont worry Sergi Roberto will keep the legacy as Rafinha is shit. Also Thiago would have done it but >poop had to fucking sell him to buyern
>>63758655
Fucking commies.
>>63766771
>>63766851
Catalonians hate Spaniards more than Spaniards hate Catalonians
>The reason why you often see Boixos stuff at away games and finals as an organized group is that people affiliated with the Boixos still manage to get access to away tickets (in fact they still attend home games, but they do so individually and cannot display any of their symbols like Almogavers and other groups can do). There is a lot of politics behind the history of the Boixos, and some people within the club (Laporta, for instance) have argued that former president Nuñez in fact supported right-wing fascists in the task of infiltrating the Boixos back in the 1980s. Gaspart, whose presidency remains one of the darkest eras in recent Barça history, was also pro-Boixo.
>There was a scandal recently over the presence of Boixos and similar elements during the last home match vs. Real Madrid, where a flare was thrown to a crowd of Real Madrid fans in the Camp Nou. The scandal ensued because it was later known that president Rosell, who won the elections to the presidency with over 34% of the votes, had lied during his electoral campaign when he said that he had not met with the Boixos. In fact, as it turns out, the club under his presidency had been working to perhaps re-open the Camp Nou doors to violent groups once again (for the Real Madrid match Boixos and others apparently got really cheap tickets strategically distributed so as to remark the need for more "animacion"). It caused such an uproar amongst the "socis" that Rosell had to backtrack and the whole "Grada de animación" project has to my knowledge been suspended.
>[...] in modern history many of Barça board members have had prominent links with right-wing political parties. Former president Nuñez has been convicted of fraud or something like that and former president Gaspart is well-known for his connections and explicit support for the Popular Party (right-wing, Spanish nationalist).
>[...]in Catalonia [...] 85% of CiU voters (conservative nationalists) are Barça supporters
>>63764620
Canada knows
>>63766671
>In October 2005, he faced a scandal, when his brother-in-law and member of the board of directors in charge of security, Alejandro Echevarría, was revealed to be a member of the Francisco Franco Foundation. After several denials by Echevarría and Laporta, contested by documents shown by a former member of the board of directors, Laporta was finally forced to accept Echevarría's resignation. Echevarría continued, however, to be close to the club and he organized the security during the celebrations of the 2005-2006 Liga championship.
>Laporta's own political history added to the complications surrounding the Echevarría scandal, as his politics are diametrically opposed to those implied by Echevarría's membership of the Francisco Franco Foundation. Laporta is a self-described Catalan nationalist and has been identified on several occasions as supporting the independence of Catalonia from Spain.
He's phony as fuck, typical politician using populism to increase his own wealth and prestige. Why do you Hispanics always fall for that shit?
>>63767237
What? That has nothing to do with the Boixos Nois thing. Are you implying that Boixos like Franco or something?
Because, if so, you have literally no idea what you're talking about.
>>63767237
The average person is foolishly tricked into thinking politicians have their best interest. You're embrassing yourself,you have no personal experience with these matters. You sound like lefty loon.
