If a third term was possible,
would you like Joan Laporta to continue as president of FC Barcelona?
Yes 83%
No 17%
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would you like Joan Laporta to continue as president of FC Barcelona?
Yes 83%
No 17%
Don't know 0%
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- Cartoon 18: Xavier Sala i Martin
- Rosell calls a press conference
- Laporta thought about Begiristain as his successor
- Poll result: What do you expect from a president?
- Most read this week
- More about Benedito: His reason for running
- Soriano: "I will take part in the electoral debate"
- Rosell wants three women in his board
- Sala: "Rosell was always on the wrong side"
- The Quote: Joan Gaspart
- Guixa to announce candidacy next week
- Rosell: "Football is all about cycles"
- Poll: Who should be the next Barcelona president?
- First female vice-president for Barcelona?
- Who can vote in the elections?
- The Quote: Sebastia Bennasar
- Rosell: "The problem is Laporta himself"
- Poll result: Should Laporta intervene in campaign?
- Sala still didn't exclude being a candidate
- Benedito: "We want a new Barça culture"
- The Quote: Carles Puyol
- Talks on board candidate to start in December
- Respected journalist to run for president?
- Poll result: Could Guardiola be president?
- Benedito: "It won't be a matter of two candidates"
- Most read this week
- Rosell appointed as adviser of Nelson Mandela
- Poll result: Who should be the board candidate?
- Txiki Begiristain to quit after the elections
- Cartoon 17: Minguella offering himself
- Chief executive obstacle for one board candidacy
- The Quote: Samuel Eto'o
- Guixa confirms that he will run for president
- Cartoon 16: Board candidacy looking for water
- Will former super-agent run for president?
- Poll result: Who would you vote for?
- The Board Movements (2003-2009)
- Council linked with Rosell working on ethical code
- Sala: "Godall should be the board candidate"
- Poll Result: Can Laporta express his political ideas?
- Franquesa has no plans to take part in elections
- Laporta meets with Obama campaign advisers
- Poll result: Can Benedito win the elections?
- When will the elections be held?
- One board candidacy suddenly seems very likely
- Cartoon 15: Laporta not showing his hand
- Media mogul rejects election involvement
- Most read this week
- Poll result: Will there be more resignations?
- Laporta: "I believe in Sala i Martin"
- The new board of directors
- Barça, a 'wonderful rarity' - part 2 (by Agustí Be...
- The Number: 2.000.000
- Albert Perrin appointed as new vice-president
- Laporta wants Cesc before end of his term
- Former candidate Angel Fernandez will not run
- The resignation letter of vice-president Franquesa
- Internet entrepreneur joins Rosell candidacy
- Could Guardiola be a future president?
- Vice-president Joan Franquesa resigns
- Who is eligible as president?
- Barça, a 'wonderful rarity' (by Agustí Benedito)
- Rosell sounding out Fernando Torres
- Board changes not inspired by upcoming elections
- Poll Result: Is Laporta a good president?
- Sala i Martin: "I don't know what my role will be"
- Jaume Guixa will run for president
- Laporta: "We'll talk about our candidate in January"
- The Quote: Sulaiman Al-Fahim
- Most read this week
- Stolen computer could affect elections
- Poll result: What do you think about Benedito?
- Rosell organizing press dinners
- Bassat: "Laporta invented Beckham transfer"
- Board reshuffle coming up next week
- Rosell writing second book
- The Board, 6-7 Years Later (3) : 32 directors
- Introducing Benedito (5) : The presentation video
- Former board member willing to join Soriano
- Most read this month
- Poll Result: Third presidential term for Laporta?
- Rosell working on ethical code
- Soriano: "I'm not part of any candidacy for now"
- The Board, 6-7 Years Later (2) : The movements
- Former vice-president hints at Rosell partnership
- Candidates compete for future board members
- Most read this week
- Introducing Benedito (4) : The affair too much (2)
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