4 - Ronald Araújo

[Barcaman]

Mistake here and there is normal. Problem was pampering under Xavi and constant whine atmosphere where everyone was convinced that they were criticized unfairly.
Even weeks after the match many wouldn't accept he even made a mistake.

Araujo is great and he should stay. We have a different manager and victim mentality is gone

 

[FCBarca]

Recent interview with player up on Barca One - very good interview, while the contract was not discussed I did not get the impression of a player with an exit in mind

 

[Barcaman]

Recent interview with player up on Barca One - very good interview, while the contract was not discussed I did not get the impression of a player with an exit in mind

He did not say he is staying or wants to stay either. Talked about how he learned a lot in last few years.

 

[DonAK]

Did say he hopes to stay for more years. Maybe he should sign that contract offer soon then. Doubt we're going to raise our offer a lot when Araujo has a hard time staying fit.

 

[Horatio]

I welcome him back but disgusting he never took responsibility when you think about it. Imagine it were Real and its player.

 

[FCBarca]

He did not say he is staying or wants to stay either. Talked about how he learned a lot in last few years.

Yeah, that was a theme - learning. Wasn’t definitive by any means but just a feel of a player who didn’t sound like an exit was forthcoming

 

[Haraldinho]

Sell him to Bayern.

 

[serghei]

Let's see how he comes back first. Inigo Martinez has had a great start of the season, and he's much better on the ball than Araujo.

Gonna have to really play great if he wants to get back in the first 11.

 

[Barcaman]

Let's see how he comes back first. Inigo Martinez has had a great start of the season, and he's much better on the ball than Araujo.

Gonna have to really play great if he wants to get back in the first 11.

Inigo is 34. Araujo is not as good on the ball and will need to master the high offside trap but I have no doubt he'll do great.

 

[serghei]

Inigo is 34. Araujo is not as good on the ball and will need to master the high offside trap but I have no doubt he'll do great.

Let's hope he does great and his blunders are a thing of the past. I'll drink to that.

 

[draconifire]

Enrique: "Araujo is the one who has the most trouble on the ball. Every time the ball comes to him, we block a passing line and we’re in."

He's not wrong.

 

[Ter Stature]

Sell him if he gets another red in an important game.

 

[serghei]

Sell him if he gets another red in an important game.

That's hard to do. One red like that is enough for a whole career. If he does it again news will be out that he's a bum. So, hard to sell him.

 

[M3ls]

Enrique: "Araujo is the one who has the most trouble on the ball. Every time the ball comes to him, we block a passing line and we’re in."

He's not wrong.

I wanted to write about this but you beat me to it.

I wanted to show this to the idiots who repeat here that for a defender, playing with the ball is of secondary importance.

These people think that football now is the same as it was 20 years ago.

 

[serghei]

I wanted to write about this but you beat me to it.

I wanted to show this to the idiots who repeat here that for a defender, playing with the ball is of secondary importance.

These people think that football now is the same as it was 20 years ago.

Even 20 years ago being shite on the ball was a big problem. Let's see if Flick's system, a more energetic and mobile one, is gonna hide this better than Xavi's setup could.

The old conservative trusting your teammate philosophy doesn't function properly if said teammate is individually deficient. More is needed on a collective level to carry these players.