Aggregated public profile · Not an official account.

Jose Alvarez Haya rated Pedri's match as outstanding and wrote that he had single-handedly unsettled the three midfielders of PSG, dominating the game and creating clear chances, like the one for Fermín. He also considered it correct that he was substituted in the 60th minute, since, as he pointed out, they needed to secure the league on Sunday and there was still a long way to go in the Champions League. https://t.co/3AI4C5pZH6 #Fútbol #LaLiga #Masterclass (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya wrote that he had read that PSG had won with substitutes, but argued that the team had started with everyone except Nuno. He added that Barça had played without Eric, Koundé, and Rodri; that Dembélé had been injured in the first half and Olmo had also gone out for Barça; and that, in the 60th minute, PSG had substituted Kvara and Marquinhos, while Barça had brought in Pedri and Rapha. Haya concluded that many silly things were being said. #PSG #Barça #fútbol (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya wrote that many people had been waiting for months for a defeat of Barça and were pleased about it. He argued that, despite the injuries and rotations, the team had played very well in Paris and had reached the 80th minute with a 2-2 score and options to win. He added that his detractors were very eager to see him lose and invited his supporters to the home game on Sunday. #Barça #Fútbol #Deporte (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya wrote that Bernal would be a starter in Paris and that Gerard Martín and Raphinha would also be in the starting eleven. He added that Rodri would start the match on the bench because Flick was managing his minutes, and encouraged the team for the match against PSG. https://t.co/LlDdmamHGm #Fútbol #París #PSG (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya stated that Güler had scored the first goal after not being sent off. He also claimed that Mbappé scored the second without a prior foul being reviewed that he considered clear, and then converted a penalty that he argued was only called against Mbappé. He added that a penalty for Cucurella had not been called and wondered if Mourinho would speak at the press conference. https://t.co/D4pyvytzrz #Fútbol #VAR #Árbitro (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya wrote that Eric would be out for three to four weeks. He also pointed out that Koundé would miss the match on Tuesday against PSG and was doubtful for the game against Real Madrid. According to the author, Flick would have few defenders available in Paris, as Christensen would also be unavailable. #Fútbol #Lesiones #ChampionsLeague (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya reported that Barça had already arrived in Barcelona and that, after a brief stretching session at the Ciutat Esportiva, their players would go home to rest. He added that they would take a flight to Paris in 20 hours and that Koundé, Eric García, and Gerard Martín were awaiting tests to determine if they would be available. #FCBarcelona #Barça #Fútbol (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya stated that Lo Celso should also have been sent off for an aggression and that Llorente should have seen red for stepping on Gabriel. In his opinion, those decisions harmed Barcelona a lot, although he noted that the VAR prevented a goal that was preceded by a handball. https://t.co/IHASCILggp #Fútbol #VAR #LaLiga (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya stated that Lo Celso and Llorente should have been sent off and that his team should have ended up with eight players. He also pointed out that VAR corrected a goal preceded by a handball, although, according to him, the game should have been stopped earlier, and he pointed to a possible foul on Fermín in the second half. He added that another version of the events would be offered and asserted that the machinery was in motion. #Fútbol #VAR #Deporte (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya described the moment as a day, a few weeks, and a few difficult years, and stated that those who felt threatened trembled at what he believed would happen the following week. He also maintained that the machinery was operating at 2000% and urged not to be carried away by it, but to enjoy the records and what he called the best team in the world. #TrabajoDuro #Motivación #Equipo (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya wrote that Laporta had personally supported Flick's arrival and had financially revived the club while building a stadium that he described as exceptional. He also praised the signings of Deco, attributing Laporta's support to him, and described the team as a well-oiled machine under Flick. Furthermore, he considered Flick the best coach in the world and called Barça a record team. https://t.co/DKzZ6t5SS6 #FCBarcelona #Laporta #Flick (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya wrote that Barcelona had signed a great first half against Betis, with a goal from Lamine and control of the rhythm by Flick's team. He considered the field very difficult because, in his opinion, Betis was the team that played best in the league after Barça. He added that they needed to seal the match in the second half and stated that the disallowed goal was clearly due to a handball. #Barça #Betis #LaLiga (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya wrote that Joan Laporta and Deco had signed Rodri, Gordon, Cancelo, Adeyemi, and Gabriel to complete a squad that he described as very powerful. He also attributed the arrival of Flick to both of them, whom he called the best in the world, and claimed that they had formed an unstoppable team. According to the data he cited, the team had scored 43 goals and conceded 9 in 10 matches, with an average of 4.3 goals in favor and less than one against; he summarized the balance as a 10 out of 10. https://t.co/jGW9HRH8yu #FCBarcelona #Fichajes #Fútbol (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya stated that attention had deliberately been focused on the controversial expulsion of Vini, but he argued that the match had been harmed by stopping a counterattack from Villarreal with a foul he considered non-existent, in which six players were involved. He added that, in his opinion, Villarreal had been the disadvantaged team and closed with silence emojis. https://t.co/uzx6TndFKW #Fútbol #Villarreal #Árbitro (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya stated that during the Supercup of 2023, Dani Ceballos pulled Gavi's hair and was not sent off. He argued that Ceballos' team had received favors before and that its members were indignant when, in his opinion, justice was applied, as with Vinicius' expulsion. He also noted that the player had apologized and accused his critics of diverting attention from the team's poor performance. https://t.co/WwMjbrUPJH #Supercopa #Fútbol #JusticiaDeportiva (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya wrote that Barcelona had once again thrashed their opponents and that their play was suffocating rivals. He noted that the team had won all eight of their matches and averaged more than four goals per game. He also attributed the tactical work to Flick and said that the signings had significantly expanded the options of the squad, which he described as the best in the world. #FCB #LaLiga #Futbol (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya stated that Barça already had a very solid squad and praised the work of Laporta and Deco in the transfer market. He pointed out that Rodri, Gordon, Adeyemi, Gabriel, and Cancelo were important pieces and that Flick had communicated his ideas to them from the beginning. He described the team as a dream team and unstoppable. #FCBarcelona #MercadoDeFichajes #EquipoDeEnsueño (translated)