These are possible scenarios of what will happen when Barcelona is removed from Spain (Photo)

The political clash between the central Spanish state and the autonomous Catalan community has reached peaks that were unimaginated just a few years ago and that in today's collective hysteria may well remember the friction that arose immediately between the Francoist and Catalonian dictatorship.

In fact, since 1903 the region had its own competition called “Champions de Catalunya“, before La League was born (1989), the competition Franco interrupted in 1940, replacing it with “Cpa del Generalisimo“, which in turn was replaced by “Cpa del Rey”.

In 1943, the blaugrans had won 3ʹ0 their first match with Real Madrid, but when the time of the return match came, according to some historians, Barca received a message recalling the generosity of the regime that had “faltur” Catalan patriotism. The match ended 11 ) 1 for the Madridas: What we know today was born that day el classico European football.

Since then Real Madrid has been considered a regime team, possibly confusing it with Atletico, the army team. For this, it is legal to think, Barcelona is always a political propaganda instrument other than sports, being displayed many times in favour of autonomy and re-placeing a “filozofi” different from the rest of Spanish clubs. But from a clean football point of view, what would be La League without Barcelona and that without football Spanish? Football, which owes many of its global name rivalry among the most important clubs, which simultaneously represent the two main national blocks -- the former European and World champion.

“Fevaja” of Javier Tebas, the president of the League, leaves no room for doubt: if Catalonia became independent, then the regional clubs would risk being expelled from Spanish competitions; erasing Barca (ever present in the superior category) and 71 its trophies. a political religion more than sport, for seeing the consequences would affect everyone.

La League and its television rights rely heavily on the challenges between Real Madrid and Barcelona, teams that attract the biggest economic gains from where dualism, fueled by the Madrid and Catalan press.

The whole world stops when these two teams are faced and, if they were no longer developed, La League would lose much of its international charm with serious economic consequences, even for itself anymore that could hardly justify, in the eyes of other Spanish clubs, almost monopoly on television rights (the largest part of which is currently shared with blaugrans).

For the Catalan teams a regional championship would be a return to the past, after no competition with Barça. It's worth Espanyol, and even more for Girona, Gimnastic Taragona and Barcellona B, but the current season of the first two categories of the Spanish championship. Meanwhile, La Copa Catalunya (former Champions de Cataluya) was reborn in 1984 by the name Copa Generalita, but without recognition from the Spanish Football Federation. But Catalonia has a federation established in 1900, but never accepted in U. EFA or FIFA.

It would then be the chapter, perhaps the most delicate, economically, of the League Champions. A new federation, as soon as all this has passed for prior recognition and approaching afterwards, would begin with a ranking of U. EFAs similar to that of Kosovo, San Marinos and Andorra, which occupy the last three seats.

A single qualified team, the winner of the championship, on the first preliminary tour starting in late June, having to play 8 matches and eliminate four opponents before reaching the groups. For you to understand whether Barcelona's ranking would remain the same or zero; or whether in the name of business a .Ild card Bleugrans.

As a result, Barcelona can make two teams, one for the Catalan Championship and one for the League Champions, strengthening Massia and preserving that charm that it has transformed into a global interior capable of producing millions only with museum access and T-shirt sales.

At the end of a Barcelona is going to be, but the point is if there is going to be what we've known in the last 20 years, with its sports and economic strength, with its values and its hypocrisy, human and financial. Not to forget that Barca is a multisport club, where basketball and football are also glistening with five.

Since 1904 there has been a Catalan selection that has played more than 200 friendly matches, measuring among others Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Yugoslavia, Nigeria, and France. The current technical commissioner is Gerard Lopez, who in 2005 won La League with Barcelona.

Formation that may even have the chance to qualify in the European and the World, always assuming that if it fell into a lot of Spain, both may decide not to play the match or take the lead in one of the harshest matches, such as the Spanish tradition of the '70s and '80s.

The series in which the Summit calibre players have participated in, in order to walk around a little bit, and go back to Zamora, Kubala (then directed), Pereda, Guardio, Xavi, Bojan, Sergi Roberto, and Jordi Alba. Her first technical commissioner was British Raine Gibson. From 2009 to 2013, Johann Cruijff has even been sitting on her bench.

It is possible that no one in Barcelona kills or is concerned about the sporting results of an eventual independence from Spain, given other important things, but the fact that reading Spanish and Catalan newspapers clearly is not as secondary as it might be thought.

It is clear that in such cases there is always a price to pay, that blackbird would be high but desired, giving birth to a dominance that would also bring down many figures in Spanish football. So, from a sports point of view, they would all lose something; on the other hand, history shows, that the challenges to independence are never zero. / World.al /