For those who wants clarity
Barcelona has released an official statement expressing frustration with La Liga and its president, Javier Tebas, for not keeping the club’s financial information fully confidential. The club insists that any financial details they share must be treated with absolute privacy. As a result of this issue, Barcelona has also decided to withdraw from the "employers' delegates' committee"—a group made up of representatives from different clubs who regularly meet with La Liga to discuss and help make important decisions about how the league is run. By pulling out of this committee, Barcelona is basically distancing itself from La Liga’s leadership structure as a form of protest and showing they no longer trust the process.
-Kyle_Tyson-
86
2025-04-08 20:05
These coward la liga officials will do anything and everything in their power to try drag us down, even break their own rules and regulations. may tebas die so I can dance on his grave
M_cAveli
52
2025-04-09 00:04
Whenever Barca is facing crisis, they make it feel it’s our fault but when we bounce back, then they suddenly begin to frustrate our progress. I’m not surprised because I know it’s an off pitch plot to bring us down. Same thing happened to Man City. I don’t know why people hate Barca so much. Madrid is the greatest team, yet couldn’t produce the greatest player. If Barca had Messi then it has to be appreciated rather than hated. Hatred doesn’t make us weak but only makes us stronger because we always like challenges. We Barca have one thing you can’t take from us.
We accept defeat because we always find a way to bounce back. We don’t believe in luck.
We might not have all the best players like Madrid are dying hard to buy all the best players but we still remain special and untouchable. Everyone is scared of our harmless team and we put it to them that, this is just the beginning of another glorious Era. ❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙
wenbimnpt
20
2025-04-08 22:19
I remember when my Chelsea was passing through similar trials..be strong Barca
vaaabdkrsu
14
2025-04-08 23:28
GobindaRanaXettri
For those who wants clarity
Barcelona has released an official statement expressing frustration with La Liga and its president, Javier Tebas, for not keeping the club’s financial information fully confidential. The club insists that any financial details they share must be treated with absolute privacy. As a result of this issue, Barcelona has also decided to withdraw from the "employers' delegates' committee"—a group made up of representatives from different clubs who regularly meet with La Liga to discuss and help make important decisions about how the league is run. By pulling out of this committee, Barcelona is basically distancing itself from La Liga’s leadership structure as a form of protest and showing they no longer trust the process.
thanks for educating us
sodcltyz
11
2025-04-08 23:47
GobindaRanaXettri
For those who wants clarity
Barcelona has released an official statement expressing frustration with La Liga and its president, Javier Tebas, for not keeping the club’s financial information fully confidential. The club insists that any financial details they share must be treated with absolute privacy. As a result of this issue, Barcelona has also decided to withdraw from the "employers' delegates' committee"—a group made up of representatives from different clubs who regularly meet with La Liga to discuss and help make important decisions about how the league is run. By pulling out of this committee, Barcelona is basically distancing itself from La Liga’s leadership structure as a form of protest and showing they no longer trust the process.
Thank you very much for enlightening us with your piece 🙏🏽
GideonAT
9
2025-04-09 00:38
GobindaRanaXettri
For those who wants clarity
Barcelona has released an official statement expressing frustration with La Liga and its president, Javier Tebas, for not keeping the club’s financial information fully confidential. The club insists that any financial details they share must be treated with absolute privacy. As a result of this issue, Barcelona has also decided to withdraw from the "employers' delegates' committee"—a group made up of representatives from different clubs who regularly meet with La Liga to discuss and help make important decisions about how the league is run. By pulling out of this committee, Barcelona is basically distancing itself from La Liga’s leadership structure as a form of protest and showing they no longer trust the process.
you deserve a raise at your job
royalist
8
2025-04-09 00:06
If Laliga doesn’t want FC Barcelona to be part of them, they should just let the club know, so that FC Barcelona will find a place in Either Premier or any other league in Europe.
GobindaRanaXettri
217
For those who wants clarity Barcelona has released an official statement expressing frustration with La Liga and its president, Javier Tebas, for not keeping the club’s financial information fully confidential. The club insists that any financial details they share must be treated with absolute privacy. As a result of this issue, Barcelona has also decided to withdraw from the "employers' delegates' committee"—a group made up of representatives from different clubs who regularly meet with La Liga to discuss and help make important decisions about how the league is run. By pulling out of this committee, Barcelona is basically distancing itself from La Liga’s leadership structure as a form of protest and showing they no longer trust the process.
-Kyle_Tyson-
86
These coward la liga officials will do anything and everything in their power to try drag us down, even break their own rules and regulations. may tebas die so I can dance on his grave
M_cAveli
52
Whenever Barca is facing crisis, they make it feel it’s our fault but when we bounce back, then they suddenly begin to frustrate our progress. I’m not surprised because I know it’s an off pitch plot to bring us down. Same thing happened to Man City. I don’t know why people hate Barca so much. Madrid is the greatest team, yet couldn’t produce the greatest player. If Barca had Messi then it has to be appreciated rather than hated. Hatred doesn’t make us weak but only makes us stronger because we always like challenges. We Barca have one thing you can’t take from us. We accept defeat because we always find a way to bounce back. We don’t believe in luck. We might not have all the best players like Madrid are dying hard to buy all the best players but we still remain special and untouchable. Everyone is scared of our harmless team and we put it to them that, this is just the beginning of another glorious Era. ❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙
wenbimnpt
20
I remember when my Chelsea was passing through similar trials..be strong Barca
vaaabdkrsu
14
For those who wants clarity Barcelona has released an official statement expressing frustration with La Liga and its president, Javier Tebas, for not keeping the club’s financial information fully confidential. The club insists that any financial details they share must be treated with absolute privacy. As a result of this issue, Barcelona has also decided to withdraw from the "employers' delegates' committee"—a group made up of representatives from different clubs who regularly meet with La Liga to discuss and help make important decisions about how the league is run. By pulling out of this committee, Barcelona is basically distancing itself from La Liga’s leadership structure as a form of protest and showing they no longer trust the process.
thanks for educating us
sodcltyz
11
For those who wants clarity Barcelona has released an official statement expressing frustration with La Liga and its president, Javier Tebas, for not keeping the club’s financial information fully confidential. The club insists that any financial details they share must be treated with absolute privacy. As a result of this issue, Barcelona has also decided to withdraw from the "employers' delegates' committee"—a group made up of representatives from different clubs who regularly meet with La Liga to discuss and help make important decisions about how the league is run. By pulling out of this committee, Barcelona is basically distancing itself from La Liga’s leadership structure as a form of protest and showing they no longer trust the process.
Thank you very much for enlightening us with your piece 🙏🏽
GideonAT
9
For those who wants clarity Barcelona has released an official statement expressing frustration with La Liga and its president, Javier Tebas, for not keeping the club’s financial information fully confidential. The club insists that any financial details they share must be treated with absolute privacy. As a result of this issue, Barcelona has also decided to withdraw from the "employers' delegates' committee"—a group made up of representatives from different clubs who regularly meet with La Liga to discuss and help make important decisions about how the league is run. By pulling out of this committee, Barcelona is basically distancing itself from La Liga’s leadership structure as a form of protest and showing they no longer trust the process.
you deserve a raise at your job
royalist
8
If Laliga doesn’t want FC Barcelona to be part of them, they should just let the club know, so that FC Barcelona will find a place in Either Premier or any other league in Europe.