While Tomàs Rosés was in charge at Futbol Club Barcelona, the team claimed the first ever edition of the Spanish League (played from February to June, 1929) and also won another Catalan Championship (1929-30), but although things were going well on the pitch, the most memorable event of the season was the unexpected rebellion of the players against the board of directors, which was finally resolved by Josep Suñol (future president) acting as mediator. The squad later admitted that they had been wrong to accuse the directors of being responsible for the alleged inconsiderations they had suffered.
This left a sour note to the Tomàs Rosés presidency, and on June 30, 1930, he stepped down from his position. He was replaced by Gaspar Rosés, who thus became president for the third and final time.
