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FOOTBALL TALKS is the new section of SHOWMYBIZZ where visitors will see us interviewing fan clubs , football journalist or individual football personals. We would like to introduce our next guest for Football Talks , who is Barcaart. Barcaart known for its various digital artwork of Barcelona and it's players. SHOWMYBIZZ got the chance to get views on the journey and recent developments in FC Barcelona. Here it is-  Q: Welcome barcaart to this Q and A interview, I would like to begin by asking you, what was your first memory of the beautiful game?  A: My first memory is sadly the Bergkamp goal that eliminated Argentina in the 1998 World Cup. It's been nothing but heartbreaks cheering for Argentina until this last Copa America. Q: Please Tell us about, how did you started following FC Barcelona and what made you to be a fan of the club?  A: Like many, Ronaldinho made me fall in love with the club and have I been following since. Q: How did the project "Barcaar...

It is no secret that Barcelona are in a financial crisis and must make major cutbacks to their first-team squad ahead of the new season. Barcelona are unable to register the new contract of star player Lionel Messi nor any of their four summer arrivals as they are operating far beyond their wage budget The Catalan giants were forced into making drastic savings last year when Luis Suarez, Arturo Vidal, Arthur Melo and Ivan Rakitic were all moved on, along with wage reductions across the squad. This summer will be even more complicated with yet further slashes to the club’s wage budget and players no longer will to continue to accept wage reductions. Full-back Junior Firpo is joined English Premier League side Leeds United in a deal that would save Barca around $11 million per season, according to Goal's report. Portuguese midfielder Francisco Trincao has also been loaned to Wolverhampton Wanderers with an option to buy. American forward Konrad De La Fuente has been sold ...

This is a sensible transfer and a reasonable one for the Catalan side. After spending $100m+ on individual players that haven't hit the ground running in Camp Nou.  The blaugrana side has a lot of manpower upfront. So with Memphis Depay arrival, one or two will give way for him- and it looks like Koeman will start him in every match this season. Memphis Depay has officially become a Barcelona player. The Catalan giants announced the signing of the Netherlands forward on their social media handles on June 20. That puts an end to the constant speculation that the two parties have been through together for several months. Depay is a player heavily favoured by Ronald koeman . The tactician tried to bring him to Camp Nou last summer but a deal couldn't be reached between Barca and Lyon. After watching his compatriot Georginio Wijnaldum hijacked by Paris Saint-Germain recently, Blaugarana knew they couldn't take any risks so they quickly wrapped up the attacker's ...

Ronaldinho was not only a footballer. He was an "Entertainer", a Magician. Its very important for an entertainer to stay motivated & be loved by his enchanted audience. Ronaldinho lost that desire to perform at the highest level.  He had conquered it all. Champions league,World cup, Spanish league, Copa America....everything...there wasn't any challenge left for him. His case is reminiscent of the George Best story. Even he had done it all & at a far younger age than Ronnie; Even he lost that motivation & was more attracted by the stardom that football offers. Later on in his life, he talked about it in an interview. Coming back to Ronaldinho, here was a man who was the purest form of an entertainer that the world of football has ever seen. He loved the love that he received from across the world. He craved it, he did things on the field that made people stay glued to their T.V sets; He was intoxicating.  2006 World Cup...The Turning Point-  I thin...

"FOOTBALL TALKS" is the new section of SHOWMYBIZZ where visitors will see us interviewing fan clubs , football journalist or individual football personals. Andy West is our guest for this episode of FOOTBALL TALKS. Andy West , sports writer and author of 'Lionel Messi and the Art of Living'. He has been writing professionally about football for 20 years, working in a number of different roles for the likes of Reading FC, Manchester City and the Football Association. Since 2012 he has been living in Barcelona and covering Spanish football for a variety of international media outlets such as BBC Sport. SHOWMYBIZZ got the chance to get his views on his journey and recent developments in FC Barcelona. Here it is-  Q: Welcome Andy West to this Q and A interview, I would like to begin by asking you, what was your first memory of 'the beautiful game' ?  Andy West: Showing my age…my very first memory was the 1977 FA Cup Final. I was only four years old bu...

FOOTBALL TALKS is the new series of SHOWMYBIZ where visitors will see us interviewing fan clubs, football journalist and football personals. It brings us immense pleasure to introduce our guest for 3rd instalment of FOOTBALL TALKS, Barcacentre, the fan page of FC BARCELONA is well known amongst the fans of FC Barcelona around the globe and they have been providing information related FC BARCELONA which is plausible and factual. We have got Axel from Barcacentre where discussed about their journey and many Barcelona related Stories.  SHOWMYBIZZ got the chance to get his views on recent developments in the FC BARCELONA. Here it is-  Q: Welcome Axel to this Q and A interview, I would like to begin by asking you, what was your first memory of'the beautiful game'?  Thanks for having me. Ronaldinho brought me into watching football. I remember him dominating for Barcelona in the Champions League in 2006. From there on, little by little I grew into watching Barça and...

Argentina have now lifted Copa America trophies 15 times and thus equalised with Uruguay for having won the most titles in history. Argentina’s win was a particular triumph for Barcelona striker Lionel Messi, who picked up his first ever title in a blue and white shirt after more than a decade of club and individual honours. A star player’s glittering career finally gets the one honor it was missing: a major title with his national team. Lionel Messi ended his wait for a first major international title as Argentina beat Brazil in the Copa America final in Rio's Maracana stadium. Going into the final Brazil were favourites to pick up the victory but fate was with their bitter rivals. Argentina overcame that difference in level with good strategy, but if you look at the coachs, Argentina has Scaloni, who seems to be someone who knows his team's strength and weakness.  Brazil saw just under 60% of possession in this match, Argentina took the lead early through Di Maria...