He'll never coach a senior team. Let alone Barca. At best he gets some role at La Masia.
companyofcules
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That's your opinion. He will be greater than Xavi for sure. He is a smart guy and a huge legend, not a mediatic one. I can't see any reason why he can't coach us.
companyofcules
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His only downside was him playing only in Barcelona for our ideological motivated system. He needed a bit of Italy too. He needs some years as assistant coach under some great managers, maybe even Flick in the future.
I can see Flick staying 5 years here if we get our transfers right so he can be his associate in the last past of Flick's years. But I will prefer 8 years of Flick. 4 stand alone and 4 with a Barcelona former player along his side.
I can see Flick staying 5 years here if we get our transfers right so he can be his associate in the last past of Flick's years. But I will prefer 8 years of Flick. 4 stand alone and 4 with a Barcelona former player along his side.
Horatio
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This always seems to be the go-to moment that is supposed to showcase his skill, but it surprises me because in terms of technical difficulty it’s not that high and has likely many other moments of higher difficulty. Also the goal by Neymar was not that of truly high stakes. People mesmerise at the body feint, but it’s what Messi used to do 5 times a game.
Beautiful times tho. Game needs more of his type.
Don Juan Laporta Estruch
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Banging quote from Don Andres :
Andrés Iniesta: “Ballon d’Or? The image of Xavi, Messi and me on the podium is bigger than me winning it. Three players from La Masia on the podium was the biggest prize, not who won it.”
Iniesta Ultra
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What are you on about. It's because no player today would even attempt that dribble fearing the defenders he went past like cones.
MontenegrinCuler
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Horatio
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nothing pathetic like that lol. One of my fav of all time. Nigel de Jong should’ve gotten red regardless.
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