Leo Messi: "We will fight for all the titles"

Lionel Messi, who has given an interview to Uefa.com, explained that "this year we will fight for all the titles." The Argentinian has acknowledged that last year "we were near the league, and especially in the Champions League, where he failed the penalty against Chelsea."

In any case, the Messi recalled that "we were lucky to win two Super Cups, the World Club Cup Cup and the Copa del Rey, very important tournaments although people do not value them as much."

Looking ahead to this edition of the Champions League, where the club opens against Spartak Moscow, Messi said "in the Champions are no affordable groups, from experience we know that every game is very complicated and that any team can win. "The superiority must must be show in the field," he finished.

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Getafe 1 - Barcelona 4 Messi scored 2 goals

The circumstances forced Tito Vilanova to file an unusual alignment in the game against Getafe. It was because the name of Messi did not appear among the names written on the board.
Messi played the final half hour, enough time to score two goals and solve the game in a stadium always difficult for Barcelona.
Barcelona has given rest to his star and returned home with a solid win.

Friday, September 14, 2012

Barcelona also want Messi 'forever'

Lifetime contracts are one of the trendy themes in Spain.

After Cristiano Ronaldo, and Radamel Falcao names have been appointed to a lifetime contracts with their respective clubs, now it is Barcelona who expresses his desire to see Messi forever with the symbol of the club in his chest.

"We want Messi to retire at Barcelona ," said Josep Maria Bartomeu, Barcelona vice president.
The Argentine star of the team, has therefore a label pasted nonnegotiable.

Bartomeu left another idea: the end of Leo Messi career might not mean farewell to Barça. "If he wants, he can continue to work in Barcelona when he retire".

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Lionel Messi gave an exclusive interview to 'ESPN'

Lionel Messi give an exclusive interview to 'ESPN' in which he had words of praise for Pep Guardiola, who he said was the head of the Barcelona conquered 14 of the 19 titles that chose the four campaigns he held the Barcelona bench. "It was important from the beginning, because we came from two years getting nothing, had a team that was bad moral, sad and he changed everything, his confidence, his desire, his way of working."

Questioned about the objectives for the season that has just begun, Messi admitted that although last year scored in all competitions he played for Barcelona 73 goals, would rather "make fewer goals and win more titles, but at the level of goals that was a unforgettable season  ".
"For me, hopefully this is similar, but I do not get any targets or think in a number" added the Argentinian star, who nonetheless stressed "that the more goals score, the better, and