Trio 'Moc Moc' Azulgrana

A Few Words 'Moc Moc' has no appeal at all. But in the hands of a trio of Barcelona's Gerard Pique, Carles Puyol and Cesc Fabregas, 'Moc Moc' became one of the most popular words and mysterious in the minds of fans of Barca and the Spanish national team.



Starting from the interaction of the three best friends were on Twitter, Moc Moc a typical greeting Fabregas, Puyol and Pique against each. The use of words that often make the fans of Barca, La Furia Roja and Arsenal, where Fabregas spent the last eight years before returning to defend his boyhood club this week, more and more curious about the meaning behind 'Moc Moc'.

Cesc Fabregas (left), Puyol, Gerrard Pique. (Photo: Twitter)

Not just among fans, journalists Spain had several times asked the third meaning of the word, making a trivial word is more mysterious.



If interpreted literally, in the Catalan language 'moc' can be defined as 'mucus' or moss. So that could arise if the alleged 'Moc Moc' is a mockery to each other.



Initially, Fabregas, Puyol and Pique just laughed when asked the meaning of 'Moc Moc'. But because of the frequent questions asked, some time ago Pique finally giving an explanation.



"(The word) does not mean anything, It was just an expression of expression that I use in Twitter with my friends, Puyol and Cesc. It could mean, 'I think of you'," he said.



"It's also because Cesc was in London and sometimes she seemed distant. It makes us closer and keep in touch," added Pique.



Shortly after winning his first trophy with the Blaugrana on the mat Spanish Super Copa middle of last week, Fabregas had another question about the use of the word 'Moc Moc' by Barca TV.



"Is the use of the word 'moooc moc' Twitter is over? (Because Cesc was in Barcelona - ed) Definitely not. Now we'll do it more often," Fabregas said with a laugh.