FCBfan22
Senior Member
I don't want anything, but if we're going to go down this route we'll pretty much end up like AC Milan or Barcelona of the early 2000s. That's inevitable. At least we can maximize the potential of the last few years we got Messi until we go down the long, painful rebuild mode out of the wilderness because our board and management kept fucking up for years and years
Obviously the best scenario would be for us to be flourishing with a club that got a vision for the present and the future, that signs the right players for the positions we need. That hires the right managers, or for our managers to adapt and not only think short-term.
But right now that seems very unlikely. As I said, I don't want us to turn into anything. Barca should strive for success and more success and forget their past where times were difficult. This should be the new standard, but I believe we're more likely to fall back to the end of José Luis Núñez's tenure.
Chaos.
History is repeating itself, but many people are unfortunately only seeing what is in front of them
Of course we will. We are currently relying on a core of players that is 30+ years old. When they retire/leave, we will need close to 600 million euros to even remain competative (in Liga, forget CL). That's why I want us to get Griezmann and Eriksen. To maximize Messi's final years. After that, we need to get a coach that can develop players and a great scouting team. But before that, we need to make sure that players like Puig stay here.
We can't just sell/loan every young player, who is actually doing pretty good considering the cirumstaces without giving him a full season. Fucking rotate the players. Also, if I was somebody from Juvenil A and see one of the world's biggest footballing talents being loaned out after averaging almost an assist/goal per 90, I would GTFO from this club to Dortmund or Monaco ASAP.