Joan was twelve yards out. His legs were screaming. His lungs burned. In his mind, he wasn't a plumber anymore. He was the ghost of Son Rapinya.
For the first eighty minutes, "petarlo" (smashing it/rocking it) seemed like a cruel joke. The young, sleek Barça B players were passing circles around the Son Rapinya veterans. It was 2-0. The locals were gassed. Joan had missed a header that nearly took out a pigeon, and his one attempt at a sprint had resulted in a hamstring cramp that made him walk like a cowboy for five minutes. joan de son rapinya lo vamos a petar
One of the most famous lines, "Yo me levanto pronto, soy autónomo" (I get up early, I'm self-employed), struck a chord with Spanish workers everywhere. Joan de Son Rapinya | Wiki YouTube Pedia Joan was twelve yards out