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The history of FC Barcelona through a 1909 image

A recovered photograph shows the blue and red squad from the early 20th century at the Industria street stadium.

Historical photograph of the FC Barcelona squad from 1909.
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Historical photograph of the FC Barcelona squad from 1909.

A recovered image from late 1909 shows the FC Barcelona squad at the Industria street field, the stadium that hosted the team for thirteen years.

The snapshot, recently shared on social media, allows us to see the players who made up the team during the 1909-1910 season. At that time, the club was barely two decades old, and the Industria street field —now Paris street— was establishing itself as the home ground where the nickname culers was born.
Furthermore, the Barcelona City Council has announced a public tribute in memory of the club's former president Josep Sunyol. The initiative, promoted by the ERC municipal group, commemorates the 90th anniversary of his death, which occurred in 1936 in the Sierra de Guadarrama.

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