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1910–11 FC Barcelona season

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FC Barcelona
1910–11 season
PresidentSwitzerland Joan Gamper

The 1910–11 season was the 12th season for FC Barcelona.[citation needed]

Events

Joan Gamper returns to the presidency September 17, 1910. The club has near 400 associates and they begin to arise the first problems of professionalism in the players. New victory in the Championship of Catalonia, where the Barcelona does not have rival, and another triumph in the Cup of the Pyrenees. In the Cup of the King, disputed in Bilbao, the Barcelona withdraws after gaining to the Gymnastics of Madrid for 4-0. The losers challenged the party and the confederacy ordered that be to repeated, fact that the azulgranas considered unjust. The high-scoring maximum of the season was the English I Make a racket, discovered coincidentally in a friendly game that played the first one and the second team of the Barcelona. As it lacked people, they invited to form part and I Make a racket left all pleasantly impressed. Al final of the season, after doing 41 goals in 20 parties, returned to its country.[citation needed]

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
83 GK Spain ESP Joan Solà
95 GK Spain ESP Lluís Renyé
99 GK Spain ESP Lisard Peris
67 DF Spain ESP Francisco Bru
77 DF Philippines PHI Manuel Amechazurra
88 DF Spain ESP Aureo Comamala
98 MF Spain ESP Enric Peris
55 MF Spain ESP Joan Grau
80 MF Spain ESP Arsenio Comamala
62 MF Spain ESP Josep Quirante
No. Pos. Nation Player
87 MF Spain ESP Joan Janer
MF Spain ESP Miquel Mensa
MF Spain ESP Pere Ponsà
FW Spain ESP Romà Forns
FW England ENG Charles Wallace
FW England ENG Percival Wallace
FW Spain ESP Carlos Comamala
FW Scotland SCO George Pattullo
FW Spain ESP Domingo Espelta
FW Spain ESP Antonio Llonch

References