The view is beautiful. Some fans may even shed a tear. In all honesty, who wouldn’t? Valencia have been to hell and are now back sitting pretty atop LaLiga (at press time). This is the Jose Bordalas effect, where spirit and skills combine to deliver scintillating results. It is still early days but hope is slowly building.
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Many have come to associate Valencia with the iconic bat that appears on the Valencia CF crest. While the bat does not feature on the Valencian community flag, elements of the community flag still hold stories to be told. Right off the bat, here are 3 things to know about the history of the Valencian community flag.
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While Valencia’s 6 summer signings have garnered the most talk, the club’s foundation is its academy – promoting youth players and tying them down to long-term contracts. Guillamon and midfielder Vicente Esquerdo have both recently signed extensions until 2023 and 2024 respectively, while Musah has committed to Valencia for the next 5 years till 2026.
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Just 2 minutes into the new Messi-less LaLiga season, it felt as if all had gone wrong for Valencia. Hugo Guillamon, trialled in a defensive midfield role, saw red after a knee-high lunge. Memories flashed of our 0-3 collapse against the very same opponents in February, also with 10 men.
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Jose Bordalas cuts an imposing figure on the other side of the screen in an exclusive Zoom interview with Batzine. He’s dressed in blue, but with a Valencia badge proudly adorning his chest. He’s our man now, after a 5-year stint with Getafe. Intense, he looks like a tough coach who demands 100 per cent […]
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With a new coach taking over the reins of a young Los Che, here is what Valencianistas can expect in the coming season.
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Football is important, but not more important than being human. Wearing Valencia’s badge prepares academy players for a lesson in life. Training comes after.
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First it was Eibar. Then it was Huesca. For the second consecutive week, Valencia condemned yet another team to the Segunda Division.
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What a game to welcome fans back! Four fantastic goals scored for us at Mestalla, right in front of 5,000 lucky ticket holders. They cheered, they applauded, and they roared with joy each time we found the net.
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All Carlos Soler wanted was a Game Boy. He probably did not expect the Japanese handheld game console to kick start his journey towards a now flaming-hot Valencia career.
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