XaviHernández, durante el entrenamiento de este viernes en la ciudad deportiva Joan Gamper. EFE/Alejandro García. y para mí una persona clave es Ricard Pruna. Para mí es el mejor médico While there is no absolute certainty, the club supports the theory that indicates Barça's colours come from the rugby team of a school by the name of Merchant Taylors in Crosby Liverpool which the Witty brothers attended For many years, there has been much speculation over the origin of FC Barcelona’s colours. It is known that at the foundational meeting that the name of the new club had been decided but not the colours of the jersey. At the second meeting between members, on 13 December 1899, was where the blaugrana blue and red was chosen which, for around ten years, was accompanied by white shorts. There are many theories which try to explain why that decision was made. It was said that the colours were chosen by the mother of one of the players as they were available to her, but the claim was discarded as the player in question, Comamala, did not make his debut until 1903. It has also been said that the colours were chosen because the pens used by the accountants at the time had two points, one blue and one red. It went on to say that those were the colors of the Swiss canton where the club’s founder, Joan Gamper, was born but the assertion has been categorically denied. And in 2008, when Barça met Basel in the Champions League, it was said that the club’s colours came from the Swiss team. Emma Gamper, granddaughter of the club’s founder, documented in a book that Gamper’s team in Switzerland was Excelsior, followed by Zurich, which he founded and led, having a much closer relationship than with Basel where he played very briefly. In fact, in the early history of the club, many tiptoed around the issue. Journalist Daniel Carbó, who in 1924 wrote The History of FC Barcelona’, on the club’s 25th anniversary, said “It was agreed that the club’s colours would be blue and red”. Nothing more. Albert Maluquer in 1949 attributed the colours to the Swiss team for which Gamper played, but did not clarify which team. Everything indicates that even when there were witnesses who had known the founders, there was not a verified answer to the origin of the colours, or nobody had given importance to the question we ask now. An evening with the Witty brothers and Gamper The name of Joan Gamper needs no introduction to FC Barcelona fans but there are several other key people in the club’s creation. Two of those were the Witty brothers, Frederick Arthur and Ernest, who were very active in the club’s early years. They participated in the second meeting on 13 December 1899, in precisely the meeting where the club’s blue and red colours were decided upon. Descendants of these key people were searching for answers as to why they had picked these colours. Manel Gamper, grandson of the founder, always hurts not having asked more about his father Joan-Ricard Gamper who was the club’s director in the 1970s and had certainly spoke for many hours about his beloved Barça with the founder. On the other hand, Michael Witty, grandson of Frederick Arthur Witty, was lucky that his father lived until 89 years of age and was able to speak at length about Barça. Michael was always told that the club’s colours came from the school at which his grandfather had studied, at Merchant Taylors in Crosby, Liverpool. This theory however, is not only sustained on record. Naturally, following the 75th anniversary of the Club, many stories were recollected about the history of the institution. It was then that Frederick Witty, son of Frederick Arthur and father of Michael, seeing that no one was talking about the origin of colours, decided to write to Liverpool to ask them if indeed blue and red were the colours of the school. The answer was quite clear the blue and maroon was the strip of the school’s rugby team in the late nineteenth century, in which the two brothers had competed in while doing their studies. The response seemed significant, but it went unnoticed and no one spoke of it again. Years passed, and the story of the origins of the club’s colours returned to the conversations between the Wittys and the Gampers, who were forging a possible hypothesis. And that was what was explained to the club a few weeks ago, first at the Centre of Documentation and then to president Bartomeu. With a photograph from the late nineteenth century of the Merchant Taylors rugby team, featuring red and blue stripes, and with the records from the two families, Manue and Xavier Gamper and Michael Witty wanted to clarify that a more feasible version is as follows In the meeting in which the club’s colours were decided, the Witty brothers must have proposed the colours of their school team, and Gamper, who was the alma mater’ of the club, must have been warm to the idea as he had already worn a similar strip with Basel in 1896, even though he played with them for a short time. If Gamper would have proposed one of his old teams, he would have probably chosen Excelsior or Zurich, who he had founded and gave the club the name of the city like with FC Barcelona, and was captain. The coincidence of the choice of colours precisely at the first meeting in which the Witty brothers joined the Club gives consistency to this possibility. In fact, it was Joan Gamper's own grandson, Manel Gamper, who was more categorical "It is convenient that we make the authenticity of this fact official, because this will prevent anyone from promoting the most far-fetched theories. We should talk more about it, because this will be the official version of the Club." On his part, Michael Witty recalled “My father always told me what my grandfather told him. And I myself, as a young man, had come to speak with my grandfather Frederick Arthur of this subject and he confirmed to me the validity of this theory of the Merchant Taylors, but being a very modest man he did not give it too much attention.” After all, with a lack of written documentation, oral testimony seems key. Thus, the version proposed by the families who were linked with the club’s foundation appears now to be the most likely theory on the origins of the club’s colours, and is supported by the club. Maybe someday, in the most unlikely of circumstances, a document will appear that will confirm this theory. Until that day, we will continue to state that this is the most feasible claim. JoanRicard Gamper : Licence, download and use stock photos with IMAGO
Rate Joan Gamper as Swiss Businessman hereRating By 1 UsersBe the first to reviewPERSONAL INFORMATIONREAL NAMEHans-Max Gamper NICK NAMESJoan GamperBIRTHDAYBORN ON DAYThursdayBIRTHPLACEWinterthur, SwitzerlandDIED AT AGE52 Years 8 Months 8 DaysDEATHDATEJuly 30, 1930 DEATHPLACEBarcelona, Catalunya, SpainCAUSE OF DEATHSuicideNATIONALITYSwissPROFESSIONZODIACSAGITTARIUSALSO NOTED FORAthletePhysical Stats CHESTN/A BICEPSN/A WAISTN/AHEIGHTN/A WEIGHTN/A Joan Gamper Family MembersParentsMOTHERRosine Emma HaessigJoan Gamper Marriage, Affairs and ChildrenSPOUSEChildren of Joan Gamper and Emma PilloudJoan Ricard Gamper 1912 Son Died on 30 September 1994 SwimmerMarcel Gamper Pilloud SonFame & AddressDEBUTFAMOUS FROM/ASFounder of FC Zurich 1896, Founder of FC Barcelona 1899Education, Net Worth & MoreMore InformationAbout Joan GamperJoan Gamper real name was Hans-Max Gamper. He was also famous from other names as Joan Gamper. He was born on November 22, 1877 at Winterthur, Switzerland. He was Swiss by nationality. He was Businessmen Swiss Businessman by profession. He was the son of August Gamper father and Rosine Emma Haessig mother. USER RATING FOR JOAN GAMPER
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It was a taboo subject for generations of Barcelona supporters, and also for Joan Gamper’s family as his great-granddaughter, Emma, reveals in a documentary about the life of FC Barcelona’s founding father that was given its premiere in the Teatre Romea on date of Gamper’s death is officially recognised as July 30, 1930, when the USA and by extension the world was plumbed in the depths of the Great Depression. Gamper, who had been a businessman, an accountant and a journalist after a stellar career in amateur sports, invested heavily in Wall Street stocks convinced there would be an economic turnaround that never materialized, leading him to take his own documentary, Gamper, L’Inventor del Barça, was conceived by Catalan producer, writer and director Jordi Ferrerons and its first public airing was attended by Barcelona’s hierarchy, with Josep Maria Bartomeu at its head, as well as manager Ernesto Valverde, sporting director Robert Fernández and former coach Carles Rexach among other dignitaries as well as members of Gamper’s the football pioneerFull screenFerrerons’ film is based on the fact that little is known about Gamper, beyond the fact that he was Swiss and the founder of FC Barcelona and a co-founder of FC Zurich. That Gamper was “the soul of Barcelona for 30 years” from the club’s inception in 1899 is perhaps even less well-documented. After the departure of legendary goalkeeper Ricardo Zamora to Espanyol it fell to Gamper to steer the club forward against the tide of professionalism, which was anathema to Gamper but as unavoidable as the club’s eventual move from its original home, Camp de la Indústria, to the Camp de Les Corts in 1922 during his fourth stint as club was an accomplished athlete in the amateur era who held Swiss national records in the 800m and 1,600m and was a cyclist who was also often seen on the rugby pitch and the tennis court. As a footballer he represented FC Zurich as the first club captain and played a handful of games for other nascent sides in Switzerland before leading Barça’s attack in its formative years as a prolific birth of the famous claret-and-blue shirtFull screenGamper is also responsible for a historic decision that colours Spanish football to this day. When forming Barcelona he decided not to use the same all-white strip as Zurich but to adopt the same claret-and-blue shirt as FC Basel, another club he he arrived in Barcelona, Gamper carried his birth name with him, Hans Max Gamper-Haessig, but swiftly adopted a local equivalent as he embraced Catalonian culture. “Gamper imagined the model of a democratic sports institution, he understood the significance of Catalan identity and of sport and homeland,” said Barça president Bartomeu at the tensions and sport collideFull screenLLUIS GENEAFPGamper, L’Inventor del Barça records an episode that took place on June 14, 1925. A friendly match was organised between Barça and Jupiter in homage to the Orfeó Catalá, a choral society founded in Barcelona in 1891. Members of the British Royal Navy’s Mediterranean Fleet, which was anchored in the city’s port, were invited to attend. Before the game the British and Spanish national anthems were played, the latter drawing jeers from some of the spectators. Barcelona’s civil governor, Joaquín Milans del Bosch, reported the incident to Spanish dictator Miguel Primo de Rivera, who immediately ordered FC Barcelona to be shut down for six tired of political pressure as the documentary notes, decided to leave Barcelona. Years later he returned to his flat in the city’s calle Girona and embarked on his ill-starred attempt to second-guess the economic winds blowing across the Atlantic from New York.
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Laporta Barcelona, 1962 returns to the FC Barcelona presidency after winning the elections on 7 March 2021 with 30,184 votes Managing Commission 2020-21 Following the resignation of president Josep Maria Bartomeu on 28 October 2020, a Managing Commission was constituted to oversee operations ahead of the election of a new president Josep Maria Bartomeu i Floreta 2014-2020 Josep Maria Bartomeu i Floreta became president of FC Barcelona on 23 January 2014 after the resignation of Sandro Rosell and in 2015 he won the presidential elections with a comfortable majority Management Committee 2015 On 9 June 2015 a Management Committee was appointed to prepare the elections on 18 July Sandro Rosell i Feliu 2010-2014 Sandro Rosell 6 March 1964 assumed the role of president of the Club after enjoying an overwhelming victory in the elections in 2010 where he secured a record level of support Joan Laporta i Estruch 2003-2010 Joan Laporta i Estruch Barcelona, 1962 became president after a clear victory in the elections held on June 15, 2003. He received 27,138 votes Management Committee 2006 A judicial sentence reached the verdict that the mandate of the Board of Directors led by Joan Laporta had expired on June 30, 2006. Therefore, the Barça board resigned and constituted a Management Committee Management Committee 2003 After the collective resignation of the Board of Directors presided by Enric Reyna on 6 May, an interim Management Committee, headed by the president of the Statutory-Economic Commission, took over the management of the Club as indicated by the Club Statutes Enric Reyna i Martínez 2003 Enric Reyna Martínez became president of FC Barcelona on February 12, 2003, after Joan Gaspart had publicly announced that he was resigning from the position Joan Gaspart i Solves 2000-2003 Joan Gaspart i Solves became president of FC Barcelona on July 23, 2000, following an election with an extraordinarily high turnout, with 45,888 votes cast almost half of eligible voters Josep Lluís Núñez 1978-2000 On May 6, 1978, Josep Lluís Núñez Barakaldo, 1931-Barcelona 2018 won the presidential elections by a narrow margin Raimon Carrasco i Azemar 1977-1978 He was the Club’s interim president from December 18, 1977 to July 1, 1978, the day Josep Lluís Núñez ascended to the presidency Agustí Montal i Costa 1969-1977 Agustí Montal i Costa Barcelona, 1934 – Barcelona 2017, son of ex-president Agustí Montal i Galobart 1946-1952, was vice president of the board under Narcís de Carreras and following his resignation decided to stand for the post himself Narcís de Carreras 1968-1969 Narcís de Carreras La Bisbal d'Empordà, 1905- Barcelona, 1991 became president of FC Barcelona on January 17, 1968 after standing in the name of a united front. That day, he said “Barça is more than a club” during his acceptance speech. Enric Llaudet 1961-1968 After Miró-Sans resigned, new elections for the presidency of FC Barcelona were called in June 1961 Antoni Julià de Capmany 1961 Once president Francesc Miró-Sans had resigned, on 1 March 1961 a Managing Commission chaired by Antoni Julià de Capmany took over the club’s presidency internally Francesc Miró-Sans 1953-1961 After Enric Martí resigned, presidential elections in which only men could vote were called Enric Martí Carreto 1952-1953 Enric Martí had been vice president under Agustí Montal, becoming his right hand man, and was therefore his logical successor Agustí Montal i Galobart 1946-1952 In November 1945, Agustí Montal i Galobart Barcelona, 1904-1964, presented a motion requesting an end to be put to the provisional nature that the club management had been working under for the last few years Josep Vendrell 1943-1946 The twenty-eighth chairman in FC Barcelona’s history was Josep Vendrell, an army colonel who fought on the Francoist side in the Civil War and at the time was the Government Delegate for Public Order in La Coruña Josep Antoni de Albert 1943 Josep Antoni de Albert took over from the Marqués de la Mesa de Asta after his definitive resignation on 20 August 1943 Josep Vidal-Ribas 1942 Josep Vidal Ribas was the President of FC Barcelona during the very brief gap that existed between the Marqués de la Mesa de Asta's two terms in office Enrique Piñeyro Marquès de la Mesa de Asta 1940-1942 / / 1942-1943 Enrique Piñeyro de Queralt Barcelona, 1883-1960, an aristocrat who was closely connected to the Franco regime, was named President of FC Barcelona by the authorities Managing Commission 1939-1940 After the Civil War, the Franco regime ordered the creation of another Management Committee to take charge of the running of FC Barcelona. Francesc Xavier Casals 1937-1939 Francesc Xavier Casals became president of Barça after the Employees Committee ceased its duties in November 1937. Employees' Committee 1936-1937 After the assassination of Josep Suñol, an Employees' Committee was created to manage the Club and ensure that nobody could take it over during the Civil War Josep Suñol 1935-1936 Josep Suñol has gone down in FC Barcelona history as the martyr president’ as a result of his tragic death when he was in charge of the Club in the early days of the Civil War and was shot by Franco’s troops in the summer of 1936 Esteve Sala 1934-1935 Esteve Sala became the twenty-first president of FC Barcelona on 16 July 1934, with the principal aim of sorting out the critical situation which the Club was going through. As president he was faced with two main problems; one, financial and the other, sporting Joan Coma 1925/1931-1934 Joan Coma Barcelona, 1877-1959 presided over FC Barcelona over two separate mandates. The first was interim, in the second half of 1925, when the Club was closed for six months due to a government order. Antoni Oliver 1931 Antoni Oliver was elected President of FC Barcelona on 22 October 1931, after a stormy meeting during which Gaspar Rosés resigned Tomàs Rosés 1929-1930 This prestigious banker became the nineteenth president in the history of the club on March 23, 1929. He will be remembered most of all for being the president in the year that Barça won the first ever edition of the League Championship Arcadi Balaguer 1925-1929 President of FC Barcelona from 17 December 1925 until 25 March 1929 Enric Cardona 1923-1924 The fifteenth president in the history of FC Barcelona began his term on 29 July 1923, taking over from Joan Gamper, who was stepping down after his fourth period running the Club Ricard Graells 1919-1920 Ricard Graells took over from Joan Gamper when the founder of FC Barcelona stood down for the third time, on 10 June 1919 Gaspar Rosés 1916-1917 / / 1920-1921 / / 1930-1931 Gaspar Rosés presided over FC Barcelona on three separate occasions. He first took up the presidency on 25 June 1916, when he replaced Rafael Llopart on his resignation Rafael Llopart 1915-1916 Rafael Llopart was elected at a meeting held on 29 June 1915 at the ground on Carrer Indústria Joaquim Peris de Vargas 1914-1915 Military man Joaquim Peris de Vargas was one of the most controversial characters in the entire history of the club Àlvar Presta 1914 There was major internal division at the club following the resignation of Francesc de Moxó. Many of the members wanted to see vice president Joaquim Peris de Vargas take over the club, but many others were fiercely opposed to the idea Francesc de Moxó 1913-1914 Francesc de Moxó was elected as President of Barcelona Football Club on 30 June 1913 at a meeting held in the Condal College, which was attended by 700 people at which Gamper left the Club to attend to personal matters Otto Gmelin 1909-1910 Otto Gmelin became president of Futbol Club Barcelona on October 14, 1909. He arrived after Joan Gamper’s first presidential term, in which he had saved the club from extinction Joan Gamper 1908-1909 / / 1910-1913 / / 1917-1919 / / 1921-1923 / / 1924-1925 The founder of FC Barcelona was unable to become president of the Club when it was founded because he was a minor, but he saw himself obliged to take the reins at various points in its history Vicenç Reig 1908 Vicenç Reig held the shortest presidency in the history of Futbol Club Barcelona Juli Marial 1906-1908 Juli Marial 1885-1963 took over as president of FC Barcelona on 1 October, 1906, and like his predecessor Josep Soler, had to steer the club through difficult times in both social and sporting terms Josep Soler 1905-1906 Josep Soler was president of a Club in decline for just one year Arthur Witty 1903-1905 Arthur Witty 1878-1969, a member of an important English family residing in Barcelona at the time, came to Futbol Club Barcelona shortly after it had been founded Paul Haas 1902-1903 Paul Haas was the first president of Futbol Club Barcelona who had not been involved in the foundation of the club, and also the first who never actually played for the team Bartomeu Terrades 1901-1902 Bartomeu Terrades was one of the most multi-talented people in the entire history of Futbol Club Barcelona Walter Wild 1899-1901 Walter Wild had the honour of being the first ever president of FC Barcelona
Enla historia del club azulgrana tan solo otros cuatro nombres lo presidieron en diferentes épocas no consecutivas: el fundador, Joan Gamper (1908--1913, 1917-1919, 1921-1923 y 1924
Hans Max Gamper-Haessig Swiss football pioneer, player and club president 1877-1930Joan Gamper 1910Upload media WikipediaDate of birth22 November 1877WinterthurDate of death30 July 1930BarcelonaManner of deathsuicide by shootingPlace of burialMontjuïc Cemetery 41°21′ 2°9′ of citizenshipSwitzerlandOccupationassociation football playerbusinessmansports executiveMember of sports teamFC Basel 2, 1896–1896FC Zürich 1896–1897FC Excelsior 1894–1896FC Lyon 1897–1898FC Zürich 1898–1898FC Barcelona 121, 50, 1899–1903FC Winterthur 1, 4, 1897Position heldPresident of FC Barcelona 1908–1909President of FC Barcelona 1910–1913President of FC Barcelona 1917–1919President of FC Barcelona 1921–1923President of FC Barcelona 1924–1925ChildJoan Ricard GamperAuthority file Q115500 ISNI 0000 0000 7689 9068 VIAF ID 70950540 GND ID 137208405 Library of Congress authority ID no90026470 IdRef ID 063242419 Biblioteca Nacional de España ID XX1589080ReasonatorScholiaPetScanstatisticsWikiMapLocator toolKML fileSearch depicted Pages in category "Joan Gamper" This category contains only the following page. J Joan Gamper Media in category "Joan Gamper" The following 12 files are in this category, out of 12 total. 34 Fundació del Barcelona, c. Montjuïc del 1,575 × 1,557; 2 MB Futbol club barcelona - notas de 544 × 296; 54 KB Futbol Club Barcelona 2,326 × 2,651; MB Gamper 330 × 373; 38 KB 299 × 316; 20 KB Gegants al Museu Marítim - 38 - Gegants Joan Gamper - Jaume II i Elisenda de 2,736 × 3,648; MB Gegants al Museu Marítim - 39 - Gegant Joan 2,736 × 3,648; MB Hans Gamper 2,031 × 3,338; MB Joan Gamper 1910 881 × 1,350; 88 KB Joan gamper funeral 768 × 432; 145 KB Joan gamper 976 × 554; 95 KB Joan gamper mirando 768 × 432; 58 KB Retrieved from "

JoanGamper Swiss football pioneer, player and club president Joan Gamper Gamper in 1910. Born Hans-Max Gamper 22 November 1877 Winterthur , Switzerland Died 30 July 1930 (aged 52) Barcelona , Spain

Довірене джерело інформації для мільйонів людей в усьому світі Довірене джерело інформації для мільйонів людей в усьому світі Родинні дерева MyHeritage Joan Gamper Hässig, 1877 - 1930 Joan Gamper Hässig 1877 1930 Joan Gamper Hässig was born день місяць 1877, в місце народження, to August Gottleib Gamper and Rosine Emma Gamper Hässig.August was born 3 Лютий 1849, в was born 25 Листопад had 4 siblings Emma Maria Gamper і 3 other married Emma Gamper Pilloud Robin.Emma was born в 1879, в Ginebra, них було 2 синів Marcel Gamper і одна інша occupations were рід заняття і рід спочив вічним сном of причина смерті день місяць 1930, у віці 52 в місце was buried в місце поховання. Документи Joan Gamper Hässig Joan Gamper 1877 1930 Joan Gamper в Відомі люди в історії Joan Gamper was born 22 Листопад 1877, в Winterthur, Switzerland. Joan спочив вічним сном 30 Липень 1930, у віці 52 в Barcelona, Spain. He was buried в Montjuïc Cemetery, Spain. Joan Gamper 1877 1930 Joan Gamper в Biographical Summaries of Notable People Joan Gamper was born 22 Листопад 1877, в Winterthur, to August Gamper and Rosine Emma Haessig . Joan married Emma Pilloud в 1907, у віці 29. У них було 2 синів Marcel Gamper Pilloud і Joan-Ricard Gamper Pilloud . His occupation was Businessperson, Accountant, Athlete, Football player, Writer. Joan спочив вічним сном 30 Липень 1930, у віці 52 в Barcelona. Joan Ricard Gamper, 1912 - 1994 Joan Ricard Gamper 1912 1994 Joan Ricard Gamper was born в 1912, в місце народження, to Joan Gamper Hässig and Emma Gamper Pilloud Robin.Joan was born 22 Листопад 1877, в Winterthur, Zürich, was born в 1879, в Ginebra, had one brother Marcel married Enriqueta Gamper Soriano.Enriqueta was born в 1920, в Barcelona, них була одна occupation was рід спочив вічним сном день місяць 1994, у віці 82 в місце was buried в місце поховання. FamilySearch Family Tree Hans-Max Gamper 1877 1930Hans-Max Gamper, 1877 - 1930Hans-Max Gamper was born день місяць 1877, в місце народження, to August Gottleib Gamper and Rosine Emma was born 3 Лютий 1849, в Aargau, was born 25 Листопад 1853, в Aargau, married Emma was born в 1879, в них був один син Joan Ricard Gamper Pilloud. Пошук‎ > Gamper‎ > Joan Gamper JoanRicard Gamper Pilloud (1912 —Tarrasa, España; 30 de septiembre de 1994[1] ) fue un nadador y waterpolista internacional español, hijo del fundador del Fútbol Club Barcelona, Joan Gamper, motivo por el que fue también conocido como Joan Gamper Jr.[2] Biografía Desarrolló su carrera deportiva e
Latest Gamper Editions The latest Gamper editions had Barça face other important international teams, such as Roma, Sampdoria, Boca Juniors or Arsenal. In 2017 they faced the Brazilian team Chapecoense as a tribute to the victims of the plane accident from 2016. The most recent matches were against Boca Juniors in 2018 and Arsenal in 2019. Gamper 2019 FC Barcelona x Arsenal At Gamper 2019, Barça faced Arsenal in a match that turned favorable for Barcelona's team thanks to a last-minute goal by Luis Suárez. FCB fans were able to see the new season signings live at the Camp Nou Griezmann, De Jong and Neto. Gamper 2018 FC Barcelona x Boca Juniors At Gamper 2018, the first FCB team faces Boca Juniors where Barcelona’s team proved to be much more prepared. The marker opened one of the new signings of that season Malcom, at minute 18, and sentenced Messi at the end of the first half and Rafinha in the second half. Fans who went to the Camp Nou were able to see the new singings Malcom, Lenglet, Arthur and Arturo Vidal. History and Curiosities The first time the Joan Gamper Trophy was disputed was in 1966, when Enric Llaudet came up with the idea that summer in honor of the club’s founder, Joan Gamper. Since then, it’s held every year, although not always with the same format. Until 1996, it was a four-team match. After 1997, it became a single match. There have been a total of 54 cups, most of them won by FCB players, making them the team with the most Joan Gamper Trophies. Barça have been champions 42 times, and the German team are the second team to have won the most Gampers after Barça, with two victories. For over 54 years, there have been many anecdotes and curiosities that can be summarized in the following The first champion ever of the Joan Gamper Trophy was Barcelona in 1966. They played against Köln, Anderlecht and Nantes in the quadrangular most goals marked during a Gamper happened in 1984. It was during a match where Barça faced the Boca Juniors, where the game ended victoriously for Barcelona with a score of interesting fact is that the Joan Gamper Trophy was not always disputed at the Camp Nou. In 1990 and 1996 it was held at Lluís Companys because the Camp Nou was being last Gamper held as a quadrangular tournament was in 1996 with Barça, Inter Milan, Anderlecht and San Lorenzo de Almagro. The champions were FC 2005, all the fans at the Camp Nou saw the birth of a new football legend. Lionel Andrés Messi. When he was only 17 years old, he played against Juventus and had both Barça fans and the rival coach, Fabio Capello, fall in love. Back in the press room, Capello expressed how much he had liked Gamper 2010, FCB goalkeeper José Manuel Pinto was amazing at stopping all penalty kicks and was the key to the team's victory. The most highlighted moment was when he stopped a penalty kick from Pirlo, from Inter Milan, who had used the Panenka technique subtle and to the center of the goal. History of Joan Gamper Trophy games There have been a total of over 80 matches played, over 300 goals have been scored and over 20 teams have participated. The player who marked the most goals was Leo Messi with a total of nine.
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