these were the three most read blog posts of the past week:1.
Barcelona could give up Foster plan
2.
Benedito to open campaign headquarters
3.
Guixa: "The club is almost bankrupt"
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- Poll result: Who should be the next president?
- Cartoon 21: Laporta has a plan B
- Benedito: "The outcome is very unpredictable"
- Ferrer: "One board candidacy will be difficult"
- Iniesta and Xavi on the elections
- The Pundit: Pep Lloveras on media support Rosell
- First female president for Barcelona?
- Godall: "The decision has been made"
- Minguella still didn't decide on candidacy
- Elections will be held in April or May
- The Pundit: Oriol Domenech on the next president
- Weekly Round-Up (5): A Xavi New Year
- Presidential candidates unhappy with renewals
- Perrin: "Laporta deserves a statue"
- Puyol: "Players will stay out of the elections"
- The five vice-presidents of Godall
- Former president Nunez to run with support Cruyff
- The Pundit: Cristina Cubero on Alfons Godall
- Former director Millet considers being candidate
- Most read this week
- Former president of Catalan federation could run
- The Front: El Mundo Deportivo
- Rosell closing in on Cesc
- Poll result: Will the elections affect the team?
- Cartoon 20: The president's christmas gift
- Perrin: "Ferrer could accept being the second man"
- Laporta: "We need someone who's able to resist"
- The Pundit: Jose Luis Artus on the campaign
- Godall and Ferrer to meet next week
- Poll result: Who would you vote for?
- Elections possibly in March or April
- Will Llaurado run for the fourth time?
- Godall: "I hope Begiristain will continue"
- The Pundit: Fabian Ortiz on Sandro Rosell
- Ferrer confirms that he will run for president
- Guixa: "The most powerful candidacy is ours"
- Weekly Round-Up (4)
- You can find us on Facebook
- Ex-coach Rexach considers running for president
- Godall to announce candidacy in two weeks
- The Quote: Joan Laporta
- Ferrer still hoping for one board candidacy
- Transfer battle between board and Rosell
- Poll result: Is the board doing a good job?
- Most read this week
- Laporta opens election campaign
- Vice-president Perrin confirms candidacy Ferrer
- Txiki will leave at the end of season
- The best club team in the history of football
- Laporta: "Whoever comes after will find a better c...
- Guixa supporting the team in Abu Dhabi
- Godall: "I have also been spied upon"
- Jaume Ferrer will run for president
- Laporta wanted to replace Rosell by Cruyff
- Guixa: "The club is almost bankrupt"
- Barcelona could give up Foster plan
- Cartoon 19: Sala doesn't want to outshine anyone
- Godall: "Laporta and I were a tandem"
- Will Begiristain leave together with the president?
- The Quote: Jaume Guixa
- Two options left for Soriano
- Minguella hoping for non-Laporta linked candidate
- Weekly Round-Up (3)
- The Quote: Sandro Rosell
- Puyol not thinking about elections
- Godall not pronouncing on candidacy
- Poll result: Change or continuity?
- Most read this week
- Former vice-president part of board team Guixa
- The Quote: Ferran Adria
- Laporta would have liked to run again
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- Benedito to open campaign headquarters
- Weekly Round-Up (2)
- The Quote: Agusti Montal
- More about Guixa (3): Politics and Camp Nou
- Masfurroll cautious about election involvement
- More about Benedito (4): On Txiki and Camp Nou
- What are the functions of the president?
- More about Guixa (2): Guardiola in, Begiristain out
- Poll Rosell confirms his big lead
- Benedito denies talks with Mascherano
- The Quote: Oriol Giralt
- Soriano scoring in Japan with management book
- Poll result: Is Laporta a good president?
- Cesc gives his ok to presidential candidates
- More about Guixa: Anti-Laportism
- Barcelona carrying out own election polls
- Benedito optimistic about passing signatures cut
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- Candidates disapprove Laporta's party behaviour
- Rosell plans to quit football business
- Poll result: Guardiola to become sports director?
- More about Benedito (3): On his exit and politics
- Begiristian could leave for Premier League
- Most read this month
- Laporta not reacting to poll results
- Soriano meeting with Godall and Sala
- Ex-president Montal avoids election involvement
- Guixa confirms presidential candidacy
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
Most read this week
these were the three most read blog posts of the past week:1.
Barcelona could give up Foster plan
2.
Benedito to open campaign headquarters
3.
Guixa: "The club is almost bankrupt"
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