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Who wanted Lewa in the first place though?

Fails to realise the mistakes can also be due to bad setup and putting players under pressure. The other thing is him losing his shit and going crazy after things dont go the teams way... big difference with Madrid in that regard who just keep playing no matter what happens.

Well I don't agree with them, I am one of the ones who thinks their CL's under him are significantly down to him as well as the players, of course his record proves that, he is the best manager of all time in that competition. Madrid's squad is better, but their manager is also a lot better.

The fact the league can be won 4 times in a row by a team who has 100 charges against their name for financial fraud is ludicrous... becoming a joke.

When Barca wins something it becomes 'Xavi won LaLiga and Super Cup in his 2nd season'. ... When Madrid win something it becomes 'their squad won a CL and LaLiga double'. Laughable double standards where everything good Barca do is attributed to Xavi and everything good other teams do is...

Their squad 2 seasons ago and last season wasnt that good. 'Serial CL winners' means nothing without being qualified... Barca team had a lot of serial winners and CL winners as well.

I think it was nerves. He said some time ago when Usyk was still at cruiserweight that the only person he could see himself losing to in world boxing was Usyk. All the dosser, small man stuff was an act... he knew Usyk was a threat and was trying to psych him out. Could see it in his eyes. All...

The Fury that fought Wilder wasn't a good version of Fury. He was more offensive, yes, but also very vulnerable to punches, which is a trend that continued till now and resulted in him losing today. The best form of Fury was the super slim one which fought Klitschko and spoiled all fight... he...

You guys were told!

I don't think Fermin will be so effective in the long term though. He seems like he has some clear weaknesses that can be adapted to.

No, Xavi just doesn't want to leave, and is trying his best to influence the board.

Xavi will want to go to United... he thinks if only he had money he would coach the best team in the world.

This.

But where's the direction... as you said previously, resigning and then changing your mind and staying never works out well. Once you mentally check out checking back in is hard. When Xavi resigned, that should have been it and a search for a new manager should have been started there and then...

Exactly... look at that... he's the one begging not to be sacked. Laporta has huge fault for actually entertaining this circus, but Xavi started the problem too, since his 'resignation' he has created nothing but trouble and confusion. Both as bad as each other and neither know what on earth...

Props to you, because from what I see, all fans online are on Xavi's side and still claiming that Laporta 'forced him to stay'... much less at the time it happened.

As some of us here (only me and JamDav really) called from the start, Xavi never wanted to leave, the resignation act was a ploy to gain time. How do we even know Laporta is the one who convinced him to stay? Did he even need to be convinced? I think it's more likely Xavi demanded his full...

It's become words speak louder than actions...

You are mixing up ability and achievement. They're not the same thing.

Its not about a prediction contest but identifying weaknesses before they become obvious. It is pretty obvious and simplistic to say, this player is in bad form so I won't rate him anymore. There is possibility to see those things coming and to identify trends ahead of time by evaluating the...