When it comes to dribbling Tello is somewhat of a one trick pony and if he didn't posses his blazing speed he would struggle to get past defenders so hopefully he used the off-season to learn a different move or two. His finishing also isn't good.
Late in the season, when he was finally able to shake off all the injures, Pedro's form started to pick up. In the seasons final ten games of the campaign Pedro scored six goals and added three assists - nearly 50% of his entire contributions.
The forgotten man... Isaac Cuenca wasn't on anybody's radar before the season began and he it not been for his amazing season with Sabadell the year before he wouldn't even have a place in the B team at the beginning of the 2011/12 season.
David Villa's season started much like the way his first Barca season began - he was a goalscoring machine. Villa's longest goalscoring drought lasted just five and in two of those game he came on the pitch late in the game as a substitute.
A lot was expected from Alexis Sánchez in his first season in Barcelona and while the Chilean didn't disappoint he left fans with a feeling that he could've done more. Three separate muscle injuries cost Alexis a lot of playing time.
At the very beginning of the season you knew this season was going to be something special as in the 5-4 aggregate win over Real Madrid in the Supercopa de España Messi scored three goals and assisted on the other two.
Sergi Roberto is a player I can't help but to have high hopes for. The entire season, both in the first team and B team, he looked extremely comfortable with the ball and when he has the ball he knows exactly what to do with it.
Keita retained his status as a super sub again reaching the 20 appearances as a substitution plateau. When Barça was leading late in the game you always knew Keita was going to replace one of the midfielders in an attempt to close down space.
Four years ago few people knew about Sergio Busquets but now you can't imagine FC Barcelona without the defensive midfielder on the pitch. This season Busquets once again proved that he is one of the best in the business.
It was believed Thiago would struggle to find playing time in Barcelona's stacked midfield but Thiago wasn't going to be denied. The youngster made a seamless transition to Pep Guardiola's team, making nearly as many appearances as Andres Iniesta.
If Cesc would spread all the goals and assists over a full season we would all say that this season was very good by anyone's standards. But with the majority coming in the first half of the year one can't help but to have a bad taste in the mouth.
There is no denying Iniesta was once again sublime for FC Barcelona this season but there would've been simply no doubt about which season was his best had he just been able to stay healthy this season.
Xavi does his talking on the pitch and he does it loudly. He is such a magnificent player, a once in a generation (life time?) player in fact. His vision in second to none and his passing is smooth as silk.
Lionel Messi is the winner of the Best Individual Performance of 2011/12 according to you, the Barca Blaugranes community. His five-goal haul will go down in history as one of the best performances ever
Martín Montoya is one of the brightest defensive prospects that have come through La Masia in recent memory and if his development continues at this rate he could be a legitimate heir to Dani Alves. He possess good speed and his vision is terrific.
Adriano Correia again started the season as a backup at left back but just like last season saw his playing time increase because of numerous injuries to defenders. Again lesser opponents Adriano was actually pretty good, but didn't impress otherwise
On the one year anniversary of the announcement of Abidal's liver tumor, on 15 March 2012, it was announced that Abidal will require a liver transplant to resolve problems that the first surgery was unable to repair.
Alves has been spoiling Barcelona fans since he joined the club in 2008. Darting runs down the right flank with pinpoint crosses into the penalty area were his signature moves. That while remaining responsible at the back. This season was different.
Just which match did the Barca Blaugranes community vote as the Best Team Performance of the 2011/12 FC Barcelona season? Read on and find out!
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