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Cesc Fabregas: “I’m from Barcelona and I feel the colors from small”
Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas has pointed out that feel “colors” of FC Barcelona from very small, because their stay in the farmhouse and below the Catalans club, and has openly stated that he supports Barca Catalan and feels even to have been consecrated in England and Arsenal.
“I’m from Barcelona. I am a partner, and my grandfather, my uncle, my cousin … I feel these colors since childhood, I am Catalan, I am of Arenys, I left the farmhouse … However, I am the master of Arsenal, a ‘gunner’ and there I made player and I have matured as a person, “he said in an interview with the magazine DIR Emotions.
Cesc stressed the importance it has had in his career his current coach, Arsene Wenger, who signed him when he was 16 years and gradually he was giving confidence to become the master of the London team. “It is a second father to me, the most important person in my life after my father. It has been very good to me and welcomed me like a son, I am part of his family,” he said. Read the rest of this entry »
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Arsenal gets serious: Cesc stays
Notice of the directors of Arsenal Barcelona. Cesc Fabregas is not only selling but also remains the major reference point for the Gunners. When it is rumored that on Friday there will be a decisive meeting, the English club has been included in the template for the next season.
Through its official website, the heads of the Arsenal back to make it clear that they are unwilling to let go of his big star. That’s the conclusion could be drawn after watching the campaign prepared by the British to promote the sale of shirts, in which the Catalan midfielder is included as one of the main attractions.
Also, in another section of the website, the London institution provided a list with 25 first team players for the 2010-2011 season. In it, and with the number 4, Cesc Fabregas set with consideration of player ‘homegrown’ under the current rules of the Premier League.
The English league thus qualifies a player who, regardless of their nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, three seasons whole or 36 months before the child reaches age 21.