I'm Gab, he's jouled blue skies over West London. Of course, blue is still skies over Barcelona. They won their title.

We're gonna do that. Blue skies, sky blue skies. I'd like to say here, over Manchester, huge weekend in the Premier League.

Of course, with the city winning the Gap, with four points and a finish.

It's finished. Pretty close to finished. But we got to start in Barcelona because obviously we knew it was coming

and it came, no surprise there, but there's still that sense of liberation, right?

Four two against Espanol. And I was thinking back like,

all right, I'm a sucker for Chavi. I'm a big time Chavi fan. I think he deserves

a massive chunk of the credit here because you can look at this and you can say,

okay, it's like you really only have to be two other teams, use mortgage to future to spend all this money,

you brought in Livondowski, blah blah blah. But when you actually think about it,

first of all, I don't know that the newcomers as a group had as much of an impact as all that

spending warranted. But what I think is incredible is what is the stability Chavi gave them,

even if so much stuff was going on, the financial stuff, the Rikis-Negreta case,

all this stuff, even Pika retiring, that's his teaming, right? And that kind of leadership

coupled with his tactical changes as well, finding that tweak at the end with Gavi in that

other wing position, but not really the asymmetrical setup without they going up the wing.

I think this is so much the praise with the Chavi's done.

Yeah, for his first full season in charge, really, because he came during last season.

November. Yeah, so during his first full season, he brings the title back for the first time in four

years. It's four years of very long time, for a club like Barcelona not to win La Liga. So,

well done to him, you're right, I think it was a very difficult context all around the team from

the summer and the levers and whether we're going to be able to sign players or not,

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