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I honestly don't think it's a mental issue.To me, he just lacks the stamina or fitness to make more off the ball movements. I don't know how they train at Barcelona, but I suspect they don't emphasize stamina and/or endurance training enough. I hope he bounces back and helps his team pull through.

RIP Argentina next weekend

No fuking words

Argentina so poor, just fire tata please do yourselves a favor Actually it's not all Tata's fault. The players have been abyssmal, this team is even more dependent on Messi than Barca

No matter how good Messi is I think its gonna be a miracle for Argentina to win something with Martino as their coach. I feel sad for Messi, Mascherano and a few others who have had to deal with such mediocre coaches (Except Sabella)in the NT. Even low profile teams are lot more disciplined...

What could he have done better? Seriously this Argentina side is nothing special. Romero, Mascherano, Messi and 8 more.

Our game yesterday was perfection. the pressing, the fluid passing, the goals. I feel confident ahead of the game next Saturday. It won't be easy but I know the players will give it their all.

:lol: you deserve it for sure.

Goals aside. His vision was superb today as well. I counted 3 good chances he created in the first half.

That is so good to hear from him. Love that Brazilian flair. He played great today.

There's nothing else to say anymore.

champions!! We played very well, I want to see this intensity next Saturday. Lets go get that treble,

Great interview, thanks for sharing :cheers:

great speech towards Xavi.

No words can describe what Xavi did to this club, everything he gave. :worthy::xavi:

:worthy:

+1

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Thanks Lucho. His impact on the team is unquestionable. I very much enjoy the more vertical approach of our game, how effective we are counter-attacking and above all, the defense. Our defense is significantly more solid, Especially at defending set pieces. Also, our pressing is much better...

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