[Football] Catalonia Squad for upcoming friendly

[Gazwag]

In 1908 England played Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic) .

Here is the team sheet

....................Scaramouch

Figaro......Gallileo.......Gallileo.......Silhouetto

Fandango.......Mama.........Thunderbolt

........................Bismillah

...........Beelzebub.............Mamamia

 

[Bob!]

Here is the full squad that Gerard Lopez has named:

Goalkeepers: Isaac Becerra (Nástic de Tarragona), Edgar Badía (Elche).

Defenders: Martín Montoya (Brighton), Gerard Piqué (FC Barcelona), Marc Bartra (Real Betis), Aleix Vidal (Sevilla), Dídac Vila (Espanyol), Marc Cucurella (Eibar), Marc Muniesa (Girona).

Midfielders: Víctor Sánchez (Espanyol), Xavi Hernández (Al Sadd), Pere Pons (Girona), Óscar Melendo (Espanyol), Joan Jordán (Eibar), Alex Granell (Girona), Oriol Romeu (Southampton), Aleix García (Girona).

Forwards: Sergio García (Espanyol), Bojan Krkic (Stoke City), Marc Cardona (Eibar).

What? No Bruno?

 

[Pavilionaire]

16.47
GOAL! Wardy Wonderland 8 (Ward 88)- 1 Poundland

Atlantis P- P El Dorado (waterlogged pitch)
Narnia P - P Avalon (frozen pitch)

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Yorkshire are way back in the queue for nationhood.

And in many other ways too, as anybody who's been to an away game at Hillsborough, Elland Road or Oakwell will tell you.



*just kidding, ThunderBolt

 

[GT49er]

give it time.

It'll have to form an orderly queue behind Cornwall and . . . err . . Sussex!

 

[MattBackHome]

In fact, I don't really see what marks Yorkshire out as any more different than any other fiercely proud old county, of which Sussex is one.

There's a slim chance that Yorkshire people are even more smug than us. Slim, mind.

 

[LlcoolJ]

Yorkshire are way back in the queue for nationhood. The Cornish have their own language, their own political party, and they are geographically separate. The arguments for Cornish separatism are far stronger than that of Yorkshire IMO. In fact, I don't really see what marks Yorkshire out as any more different than any other fiercely proud old county, of which Sussex is one.

Barnsley has its own language.