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Spends more time trying to run past players out of defence than play simple. Gives me genuine anxiety.

Felix's substitution nearly threw away the win. I loved our personality tonight and resilience to come back. Cubarsi, I LOVE YOU!

We in here boys! LETS GO.

Two immensely average teams with us the better team but shockingly blunt up front and always one cheap give-away from conceding a counter attack. Napoli looked a mess.

Two immensely average teams with us the better team but shockingly blunt up front and always one cheap give-away from conceding a counter attack. Napoli looked a mess.

Shockingly bad form this year. A lack of concentration away from turmoil in every game.

Watched the game in full finally. It's very strange to see a team go 0-2 down and then fight to 3-2 before becoming immensely passive and vulnerable. It's almost a psychological anomaly. The team at 3-2 normally has the fire in the belly, the confidence, the fans behind them etc. Yet, all our...

Post traumatic stress disorder. Something every Barca fan has been suffering since roughly 2017-2018 when we blew our lead against Roma. Therapy is recommended but not an obligation. :ROFLMAO:

Genuinely think there is an argument that he's the worst player with the highest reputation in the world currently. I never ever liked him since he joined and I always wondered how he'd fit. He had a little golden spell in his first season but he always seemed a round peg in a square hole here...

Loving his development but as a Barca supporter you always have that sense of PTSD. (See Ansu Fati) The next coach of the club has an incredible talent waiting to be embraced.

Unsurprising how poor this guy was IMO. His lack of energy, vocality and aggression around the box doesn't fit the profile of a modern top keeper. That reaction to the Villarreal 4th goal was kick to the face worthy. I'd be furious as a coach if my keeper pulled out like that.

I just want us to abandon ''Barca DNA.'' I want us to get with the fucking times and find a coach who understands this. We need to better balance verticiality with piss poor, slow, predictable and passive build up play. We need to cover more ground as a team, we need to understand the importance...

Saw he left and was like YES. Saw he's staying until the season's end and was like OH FFS. If the players have lost faith in him, they'll likely just sulk until year end, especially the bigger ''egos.'' The team is dysfunctional, why are we extending this until the season's end when we have...

He's physically very strong too. Loves to get in with shoulder tackles alot and for a thin framed guy, was bullying Bilbao at times. As a poster said before, he wanted the ball, he was vocal and he was confident af. I like this guy.

Imagine Klopp declaring his interest in managing us but Xavi won't leave. :shakeshead:

I hear you, just found that piece interesting. I'd love him here for us but we should focus on getting our manager out the door first, then Laporta after him.

Watched the interview at length. I think he may retire for good you know. ''I'm a normal guy who's lived a non normal life for too long, and I want to change that.''

I'd take Gerrard. Did it in the weakest team of the 3 surrounded constantly by mediocrity. He'd have won a number of trophies in an even semi coherent top team. Most complete of the 3 IMO, not necessarily the best passer or shooter but he encompassed a more complete set of skills than the other two.

Unfortunately, I have to agree here, the season is over for us. We haven't the mentality, consistency or the coach to do fuck all from here. CL is going to be very rough.

I just almost passed out from laughing, thanks man.