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On April 18 2016 20:08 zeo wrote:Show nested quote +On April 18 2016 19:45 Salteador Neo wrote:
I was at Camp Nou last night with my gf. Had a lot of fun even if the result wasn't what we wanted ofc.
Wonder if they are ever going to decide to change football rules to stop time when the ball is stopped, and play like 25-30 real minutes each half instead. The injury faking and generally time wasting is just so fucking frustrating, Valencia started it when the game was only 30 minutes in. It literally has made me stop watching some games when at home. Is it hard to get tickets for a home game? Or does it depend on whos playing?
I got some socios ID cards through a small town FCB "Penya" which is like a local official... fanclub? I guess. My family has been supporting it for many years and used to have one game per year for free. Now we gotta pay for the game, with a discount.
In general it shouldn't be too difficult to get tickets as long as you get them early, unless it's against ATM/RM or a big CL game. Then it's always somewhere between hard and impossible.
Even with the Penya discount they were 50 bucks each. Those seats would usually be around 120 bucks each and while imo they are good, they aren't some of the best either (lower part of the third graderia/story and not under the roof).
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On April 18 2016 20:08 zeo wrote:Show nested quote +On April 18 2016 19:45 Salteador Neo wrote:
I was at Camp Nou last night with my gf. Had a lot of fun even if the result wasn't what we wanted ofc.
Wonder if they are ever going to decide to change football rules to stop time when the ball is stopped, and play like 25-30 real minutes each half instead. The injury faking and generally time wasting is just so fucking frustrating, Valencia started it when the game was only 30 minutes in. It literally has made me stop watching some games when at home. Is it hard to get tickets for a home game? Or does it depend on whos playing?
Used to be really easy for most games. But I'm talking 4 or so years ago. Maybe constantly winning with big numbers has made even games likeep Barça - Eibar sell out? Guess Salteador should answer 
Barça still has Espanyol, who sucks, but invariably play like fanatics vs. Barça, and give them a hard time. Also an away game against Betis. That said, their remaining program is a lot easier than either RM or Atletico's. Giving away the league now would be incredibly dumb. I could see Luis Enrique getting fired if that happened, despite the dream start to the season.
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On April 18 2016 20:34 Acrofales wrote:Show nested quote +On April 18 2016 20:08 zeo wrote:On April 18 2016 19:45 Salteador Neo wrote:
I was at Camp Nou last night with my gf. Had a lot of fun even if the result wasn't what we wanted ofc.
Wonder if they are ever going to decide to change football rules to stop time when the ball is stopped, and play like 25-30 real minutes each half instead. The injury faking and generally time wasting is just so fucking frustrating, Valencia started it when the game was only 30 minutes in. It literally has made me stop watching some games when at home. Is it hard to get tickets for a home game? Or does it depend on whos playing? Used to be really easy for most games. But I'm talking 4 or so years ago. Maybe constantly winning with big numbers has made even games likeep Barça - Eibar sell out? Guess Salteador should answer
Everytime my friends or myself have visited Barcelona we pretty much just buy them last minute and get them very easily for smaller games. You have to spend a bit for better seats but if you want to just enjoy the atmosphere and get in the stadium itself for most games its easy to get a ticket Infact last time one of my friends visited in September last year I think and the stadium had plenty of empty seats. Dono about bigger games. Those would probably be difficult.
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Rebs is right, you should never have trouble buying them for small games unless you want the very best seats (they are a bit limited, but you might still find them last minute). No need to buy them early... Dunno what was I thinking in my last post.
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I went to the game againt Sevilla in Nou Camp this year. Early on, it's pretty hard to find tickets, but a few days in advance there were plenty. They have this stupid system in place where regulars have to waive their spot before it becomes available - in combination with the inflexible and high prices this is making sure there will be unnecessary empty seats.
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On April 18 2016 20:34 Acrofales wrote:Show nested quote +On April 18 2016 20:08 zeo wrote:On April 18 2016 19:45 Salteador Neo wrote:
I was at Camp Nou last night with my gf. Had a lot of fun even if the result wasn't what we wanted ofc.
Wonder if they are ever going to decide to change football rules to stop time when the ball is stopped, and play like 25-30 real minutes each half instead. The injury faking and generally time wasting is just so fucking frustrating, Valencia started it when the game was only 30 minutes in. It literally has made me stop watching some games when at home. Is it hard to get tickets for a home game? Or does it depend on whos playing? Used to be really easy for most games. But I'm talking 4 or so years ago. Maybe constantly winning with big numbers has made even games likeep Barça - Eibar sell out? Guess Salteador should answer Barça still has Espanyol, who sucks, but invariably play like fanatics vs. Barça, and give them a hard time. Also an away game against Betis. That said, their remaining program is a lot easier than either RM or Atletico's. Giving away the league now would be incredibly dumb. I could see Luis Enrique getting fired if that happened, despite the dream start to the season.
I don't think he would get fired. No one is angry at the team after the past year and half they offered us. What's happening is understandable, it's not a problem of tactics or attitude. I do think there's a problem with the roster but it's also understandable given the players L. Enrique has to manage.
This summer they should: remove Alves and find a top level replacement or play David Vidal and find a better player the next season; find a Keita for the midfield, someone who can add some muscle when it's needed; sign a young wing forward without too much ego (like Pedro at the beginning); and sign an old, experienced 9 who won't b*tch if he doesn't play much. Maybe a young CB too? Marquinhos is good but I'm not sure he'll be happy on the bench (I don't see anyone replacing Piqué or Mascherano) and he's expensive.
Then remove some players like Adriano, Douglas, Sandro and Bartra and you have a squad with more options to rest the stars (if they accept it...).
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5 yrs ago, no team was looking to build a team that can win a triple but double. Now Barca, Real, ManC, PSG and Bayern are buying top players left and right because Triple is the new "standard requirement" yearly.
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Sporting academy at work. Classy. ![[image loading]](https://media.giphy.com/media/l3V0vZQQlpCZQV6cE/giphy.gif)
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Pandemona
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hahahaaa
beautiful attack and such a terrible finish hahaaa
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it does however not matter, 3-0 and another kane goal 
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Haha Pochettino lost his cool after that Alli miss.
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4-0 in Mordor. Leicester City, we're coming for you.
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England needs Tottenham to win this season.
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Naw Leicester hero story best story.
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The relegation race looked to be drawing to a close but Sunderland and Newcastle winning has closed things up a bit again. Still 2 from 3 going down. It's 2 from 3 to come up as well as Middlesbrough, Burnley and Brighton pull away at the top of The Championship. I'm routing for Sheffield Wednesday in the playoffs. It would be great to see one of the huge Yorkshire clubs come back to the top division.
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EPT
nice to see though.
