Javier Coppel @jcoppel

KbZa Camp Nou Joined May 2009

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Javier Coppel @jcoppel

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@betokas @AdriRM33 Deja tu viste al nuevo Bartomeu???

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@BarcaUniversal 1,000,000,000

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@betokas @AdriRM33 No te equivoques mi Beto, con la remodelaciones del Camp Nou ya tenemos llenas las fechas para hacer quinceañeras ahí así que dinero no va a ser problema

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This post is for every Barcelona fan who witnessed it all. From the moment Neymar left, everything started falling apart. We watched Barcelona spend over €100 million on Coutinho, Dembélé, and Griezmann, hoping they would lead a new era, but instead they became symbols of one of the darkest periods in the club’s history. Dembélé’s miss against Liverpool that could have made it 4-0. His nightmare performance in the second leg against PSG, where Messi scored that incredible goal but Dembélé wasted chance after chance when we could have completed the comeback. Then came Roma. Then Liverpool. Then the 8-2 against Bayern, the most painful game I’ve ever watched as a Barcelona fan. But nothing compared to what happened next. Messi leaving Barcelona. I remember laughing every time I saw those news accounts saying Messi was leaving. I never even bothered reading them because I thought it was impossible. Messi and Barcelona were one. Then, in a matter of hours, everything changed. I couldn’t accept seeing Messi in another shirt. It genuinely felt like losing a member of my family. I can’t even describe the pain. For months, I could barely watch Barcelona play without him, and seeing him wear a PSG shirt just made it even worse. Then one man arrived and changed everything. Not Laporta. Not Deco. Not Alemany. Hansi Flick. When he heard Barcelona wanted him, he literally took a train to Barcelona, signed his contract, and never looked back. Everyone said Barcelona had no chance. Real Madrid had just signed Mbappé, and people were already handing them every trophy before the season even started. Flick changed everything. He brought Barcelona back. He dominated Clásicos, won trophies, unleashed the best version of Lamine Yamal and Raphinha, and made every Barcelona fan dream again. After everything we’ve been through, every moment of happiness with this team feels deserved. Forever Barça. 💙❤️

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Javier Coppel @jcoppel

2 months ago

@JoanPrats360 @tjcope @Copedaleando EXCELENTE!!!! saludos desde México!!!

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WhatsThePoint @thehouseoffootb

2 months ago

🚨 Thierry Henry compares Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo after the latest World Cup matches: 🗣️ "A few days ago Cristiano Ronaldo looked into the cameras and said, 'I'm back.' Those are big words, and when you say something like that, the football world expects an even bigger performance in the next match." "Against Colombia, I kept waiting to see that version of Ronaldo. He played the full 90 minutes, but the performance never arrived. He struggled to influence the game, couldn't find a rhythm, missed one of Portugal's biggest chances, and by the final whistle, the 'I'm back' statement had completely disappeared." "Then I watched Messi. He didn't need the whole game. He came off the bench, played around 30 minutes, scored a brilliant free kick and completely changed the conversation. That's what the greatest players do—they let their football speak." "This is the biggest difference for me. One player tells the world he's back. The other doesn't say a single word. He simply walks onto the pitch and proves it with his football." "I've always believed that football doesn't care about speeches. Football only respects performances. If you say 'I'm back,' you have to show it every single match, especially at the World Cup where every game is another test." "Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the greatest players this sport has ever seen, and nobody can erase what he has achieved. But tonight, the words were much louder than the performance. Meanwhile, Messi didn't need a microphone. One free kick was enough to remind everyone why he's different." "For me, actions will always be louder than words. Messi doesn't spend time telling people who he is. He lets his left foot do the talking. That's why, whenever the pressure is highest, people keep waiting for a Messi moment—because more often than not, he delivers it."

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Javier Coppel @jcoppel

2 months ago

@FabrizioRomano No que no???? @betokas

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Javier Coppel @jcoppel

2 months ago

@sport @betokas

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Javier Coppel @jcoppel

2 months ago

@betokas @AdriRM33 Tu tataranieto en el año 2132: " es que le pagaron a Negreira" Jajajajajajajaj

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Javier Coppel @jcoppel

2 months ago

@betokas @LaloyCharlyVar Sea quien sea el que lo dijo pero la verdad duele....

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Javier Coppel @jcoppel

2 months ago

@betokas @AdriRM33 Si le pagan a los árbitros? Ajjajajaja estás como los que insisten en qué la culpa de todo en México es por los Neoliberales!!! Chairo de hueso colorado (nomás que te vistes de blanco) 🤣🤣🤣🤣