Everyone in Canaletes!

Everyone in Canaletes! Life is only two days long and celebrations should not be skimped on! The official season is in its infancy, and we don't know if Lamine Yamal and company will continue the national triple of a few months ago. But seeing that Joan Garcia and Marcus Rashford will be eligible to participate in the first La Liga match. It's already a compelling reason to brave the heatwave, the crowds of tourists, and the construction work on Barcelona's Rambla de Barcelona. With Dani Olmo, he had to wait until Matchday 3, so sing, jump, and clap even louder! A job well done without improvising.

Joan Laporta has done it again. No one can beat him. He's the best representative Barça could have to save the ironclad and arbitrary La Liga regulations from the very Real Madrid fan Javier Tebas. What fantastic management to end up registering Joan Garcia despite the attacks from the cavern there and the apocalyptic theories from those around us here. What a masterstroke to use Ter Stegen's back injury to do his homework on the former Espanyol goalkeeper. He comes out strengthened from the fight with the German, who already knows that you don't mess with the president. What's this about wanting to be discharged in three months when in four or five he could facilitate the registration of his competition? How little empathy with colleagues! Well deserved. the hours he was without the captain's armband. And nothing hurtful, all of it, for the locker room and the image of the club.

And what about Rashford? Pure heroism, his registration. Even without a 1-1 tie due to Bartomeu's poisoned inheritance, the Englishman has made it onto the payroll thanks to a string of nibbles in the form of savings and small capital gains. Did Iñigo Martínez go to Saudi Arabia for free after being the best defender in Flick's first year? Never mind, he was already too old. Did they have to sell half of Trincao's assets in a hurry for 11 million euros when his market value is soaring? Well, it was a gamble by the previous board. Did the current Barça board have to guarantee seven million euros to offset the losses in the different sections? That's what loving Barça entails, as the slogan said. With Papa Laporta, everything is under control, like the Camp Nou construction work and its vibrant, dynamic calendar.

Now, let the ball roll and get it in. Is that all that matters, right?