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Inside Edge: Control the Game

sinyew.tan — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 20:58:21 GMT

Barcelona's philosophy never changes. Speed of thought, and speed of mind, enable the players to take control of any match.

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Inside Edge: Match Fit

sinyew.tan — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 20:52:28 GMT

Every match is an opportunity to improve. And at the end of a tough pre-season, a full 90 minutes demands more. It's when the greatest players excel.

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The Future Has Been Written

sinyew.tan — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 09:12:57 GMT

The Future Has Been Written by Andres Iniesta.

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The Future Has Been Written

sinyew.tan — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 07:58:45 GMT

Champions don't make statements.

They make promises.

Never Stop

sinyew.tan — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 03:35:38 GMT

Andres Iniesta’s path to professional football started early but even at twelve, he knew the importance of making the most of every opportunity.

Competing at the Brunete tournament, a young Andres impressed watching Barcelona scouts with his skill and technical ability. A few months after, he found the doors of La Masia wide open.

At 16 he was training with the Barcelona first team and made his full debut at 18.

A few years later, he scored a goal that shook Europe.

Andres took his chance early and didn’t stop. Will you?

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Iniesta

sinyew.tan — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 09:55:01 GMT

Light up the Jo'burg skyline with your Iniesta

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Restart your history

sinyew.tan — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:08:26 GMT

Iniesta knows that an impossible pass could turn a game around. Torres, Pedro and Cesc are aware that their next goal could be the most important of their career.
Everyone knows that their soccer is called to change history forever.
Goodbye to the years of trying. Welcome to the new era.

Write the future.

It's All About Strategy

sinyew.tan — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 17:55:45 GMT

The midfield strategists will be key in the second leg of the last sixteen for Europe's biggest prize.

When the two teams take the field today it will be Khedira vs. Barcelona's Iniesta, and the match could depend on their play.

Who will make their mark in tonight's game?

Every goal changes a match.

sinyew.tan — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:26:49 GMT

Some goals are works of art. Some simply make a statement. Some are just scored at the perfect time.

Over the past five weeks, we've selected our favourite T-90 goals for their style, execution, and importance.

1# - Wayne Rooney quickly demonstrated that his lofty price tag was always going to be an investment, capping of a wonder-debut performance with a hat-trick at Old Trafford.

#2 - In the Italian season curtain raiser, and a match characterised by Inter's dogged determination, Figo's nerveless extra time free kick was the game's telling moment of class.

#3 The Anfield faithful craved a new striking hero and, in front of the home fans, in a heavyweight Premier League match against the Blues, Torres delivered in emphatic style.

#4 - Deep into injury time, Barcelona were going out of Europe. That was until the ball broke to Andres Iniesta and he spanked it into the top corner to send the Catalans through to the final.

#5 - Federico Macheda's sublime turn and shot snatched three vital championship-winning points for United. Some players don't have to dream about last minute winners.

Which one is your favourite T90 strike?

History is theirs

DonJulio — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:38:31 GMT

There are simply no more trophies left to win.

After 120 minutes of football in Abu Dhabi, Barcelona became the first side ever, to hold every single club trophy at once.

Pep Guardiola has led his team into history. No side has ever achieved this. And no team can ever beat it.

This victory is forever.

Barcelona ready to take their place

DonJulio — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 11:14:49 GMT

No team has ever held every single club trophy at once. None has even come close. Until now.

Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona stand on the edge of history. If the Catalan Kings win the tournament in Adu Dhabi this month, they’ll be crowned world champions.

They will then have won every single club trophy in one season. A feat unmatched by any other team. Ever.

History awaits.

CTR360 is ready for action

ManishTilwani — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 04:42:57 GMT

How do you make Cesc, Iniesta and Mascherano even better?

Give them a boot specifically developed for their game.

So this week, we gave the players who pull the strings in midfield, the ultimate control boot. One built to spark counter attacks, play defence-splitting passes, to dominate the game – the CTR360.

Look out.

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We are European Champions. We are one.

ManishTilwani — Thu, 28 May 2009 05:42:07 GMT

Barcelona strode into the Stadio Olimpico, on a mission to become Europe’s greatest. Led by Iniesta, they claimed every ball in midfield, virtually passing Man Utd into submission as they took down another of the giants of the game.

Lifting the greatest prize in club football means that in Pep Guardiola’s first season as manager, Barcelona have become the first Spanish team ever to win the treble of the league title, the Copa del Rey and now Europe’s biggest prize.

Barcelona were never just 11 on the pitch. Instead, Europe’s finest came together on the night that mattered most.

Bootcamp delivers

nike_in — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:18:41 GMT

European champions are made in the off-season.

There aren’t a whole lot of players treading turf who know what it takes to get signed by Barcelona aged twelve, get a call-up to the Spanish national team at 22, and go on to win La Liga, Champions League and European medals before they hit 25.

Andrés Iniesta is one. Now listen up, while one of Bootcamp’s most decorated pros tells you what you should be eating, how you should be training, how hard you need to push yourself to make it happen.

Iniesta’s at The Challenge Shouldn’t you be?

What Andrés Knows

nike_in — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:54:23 GMT

There aren’t a whole lot of players treading turf who know what it takes to get signed by Barcelona aged twelve, get a call-up to the Spanish national team at 22, and go on to win La Liga and Champions League medals with the club they supported as a schoolboy. Andrés Iniesta is one. And he knows what you should be eating, how you should be training, how hard you need to push yourself to to --link out to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU5N6Kj9Ejk--. Listen up.