Kikabu and Buenos Aires, Revista de la Ligres.

It's Monday morning. I'm in a beautiful spot. I'm about to have a...

It's called a Cheer Me Up. You'll see that in a minute. You've seen it before.

And I'm looking at the morning papers and Marca, the biggest selling one,

loudly celebrates Barcelona's title victory in the presentation of the trophy.

No, it's another bigger trophy, Mbapé, getting closer to being the Pichici, the leading scorer for La Liga.

Diario Ase puts that to right because they lead with the celebrations in the

Olympic Stadium in Montjuic. Ah no, they go with Alcaraz winning the tennis in Rome. Now I'm

teasing them a little bit because I suppose in the modern idea, you give your readers

what you think they want rather than perhaps what they should be getting.

It's like a mom or a dad feeding their kids, candy floss for a starter, maybe a Mars bar in the middle and then ice cream, rather

than fruit and veg. You give them what they want rather than what they should be getting. Of course,

the Catalan paper talks about the joy, the Barza Festival, the Barza Joy, nice picture of the champions on the front page,

but now to business, the champions were beaten and there was a significant victory.

Why? Well, one, get your diaries out. The fixtures for the L'League in next season won't be released until somewhere around the middle of July. But when they are, book two

journeys to Spain at minimum, one for Barsa Villarreal and the other for Via Real Barsa. The reason being

not just yesterday's smash and grab, three two the Yellow Submarine, which guaranteed that they

would be going into the Champions League. That was the big bet that their millionaire,

in fact, father and son, the Roich family, made last summer when they splashed out on

Logan Costa, Chernobyl, Luis Jr., the goalkeeper, and others,

including Iyothi Perez, the bargain of the season,

we'll come to him in a minute,

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