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Dani Alves: “Tito Vilanova has confidence in me”
VANESSA FORNS 07/23/2012 16:15
The Brazilian right back is well aware of the confidence that the new coach has in him and stressed that he was determined to repay that with a repeat of his good performances all last season”
Alves explained that the new coach: “has his own very clear ideas about what he wants. The squad will help ensure that the fans continue to enjoy our game"
Dani Alves guaranteed that he is going into the new season: “with the same ambition and desire that he had when he joined the Club”, stressing that there is no greater motivation than: “playing in the best team in the world”, as well as confirming that the new coach had given him a vote of confidence: “Tito Vilanova has said he has confidence in me and I want to repay that”.
Alves reckons that after just missing out on another Champions League final and fighting for the league title right till the end last season, for the next season: “the big challenge is to stay competitive and put in a good season”. The hardest thing when you have reached such a high level is, according to Alves, “to keep playing at the same level. We need to be at 200%. We need to more careful about everything, because every mistake we make is put under the magnifying glass and with every season it becomes harder and harder”.
“We are all Barça”
After a week under Tito Vilanova, Alves reckons there have not been too many changes: “I think the only real change has been that Guardiola isn’t leading the sessions, Tito is –we are doing the same work, the same things. The boss has his ideas very clear and we will be trying to help him. This is down to all of us – we are all Barça and between us all we will try and make sure the fans continue to enjoy the way we play”.
The season officially gets under way with the two Spanish Super Cup games against Real Madrid, but Alves doesn’t think that the result will define the whole campaign: “I don’t think that these games will change anything. It is a good challenge for us and and an extra motivation to start a season like this. For our part, we will just try and do what we have always done against them in previous seasons. We want to enjoy it and win, but if we can’t do it, at the very least we will give a good showing”.
Puyol’s return and the arrival of Jordi Alba
Alves was also happy at the return of Carles Puyol this Monday and believes: “there’s no need to talk about him being rested or his age”. He also reckons the signing of Jordi Alba: “is a great addition, he’s a top level player and I hope he brings all his quality to help us win titles”.
On the other hand, Alves explained that he would have been happier if the Club had publically denied rumours surrounding other club’s bids for him: “it’s true that there were rumours that I’d not be staying at Barça and I was upset that the Club didn’t intervene, but I am above that sort of thing and if the time comes when the Club decide they don’t need me, I’ll just have to accept it, though I would like to leave in the same way that I joined- I’d like to think that when I leave, I’d want to feel that I’ve left my mark, however small it is”.
Support for Catalan fire victims
Just before the media began to question him, Dani Alves took the opportunity to express his support for the victims of the fires which have devastated parts of the Girona province: “I’d like to give my support for the people who have lost family and to those who are fighting the fire and let’s hope nobody else loses their lives”.
VANESSA FORNS 07/23/2012 16:15
The Brazilian right back is well aware of the confidence that the new coach has in him and stressed that he was determined to repay that with a repeat of his good performances all last season”
Alves explained that the new coach: “has his own very clear ideas about what he wants. The squad will help ensure that the fans continue to enjoy our game"
Dani Alves guaranteed that he is going into the new season: “with the same ambition and desire that he had when he joined the Club”, stressing that there is no greater motivation than: “playing in the best team in the world”, as well as confirming that the new coach had given him a vote of confidence: “Tito Vilanova has said he has confidence in me and I want to repay that”.
Alves reckons that after just missing out on another Champions League final and fighting for the league title right till the end last season, for the next season: “the big challenge is to stay competitive and put in a good season”. The hardest thing when you have reached such a high level is, according to Alves, “to keep playing at the same level. We need to be at 200%. We need to more careful about everything, because every mistake we make is put under the magnifying glass and with every season it becomes harder and harder”.
“We are all Barça”
After a week under Tito Vilanova, Alves reckons there have not been too many changes: “I think the only real change has been that Guardiola isn’t leading the sessions, Tito is –we are doing the same work, the same things. The boss has his ideas very clear and we will be trying to help him. This is down to all of us – we are all Barça and between us all we will try and make sure the fans continue to enjoy the way we play”.
The season officially gets under way with the two Spanish Super Cup games against Real Madrid, but Alves doesn’t think that the result will define the whole campaign: “I don’t think that these games will change anything. It is a good challenge for us and and an extra motivation to start a season like this. For our part, we will just try and do what we have always done against them in previous seasons. We want to enjoy it and win, but if we can’t do it, at the very least we will give a good showing”.
Puyol’s return and the arrival of Jordi Alba
Alves was also happy at the return of Carles Puyol this Monday and believes: “there’s no need to talk about him being rested or his age”. He also reckons the signing of Jordi Alba: “is a great addition, he’s a top level player and I hope he brings all his quality to help us win titles”.
On the other hand, Alves explained that he would have been happier if the Club had publically denied rumours surrounding other club’s bids for him: “it’s true that there were rumours that I’d not be staying at Barça and I was upset that the Club didn’t intervene, but I am above that sort of thing and if the time comes when the Club decide they don’t need me, I’ll just have to accept it, though I would like to leave in the same way that I joined- I’d like to think that when I leave, I’d want to feel that I’ve left my mark, however small it is”.
Support for Catalan fire victims
Just before the media began to question him, Dani Alves took the opportunity to express his support for the victims of the fires which have devastated parts of the Girona province: “I’d like to give my support for the people who have lost family and to those who are fighting the fire and let’s hope nobody else loses their lives”.
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Dani Alves: “Tito Vilanova has confidence in me”
VANESSA FORNS 07/23/2012 16:15
The Brazilian right back is well aware of the confidence that the new coach has in him and stressed that he was determined to repay that with a repeat of his good performances all last season”
Alves explained that the new coach: “has his own very clear ideas about what he wants. The squad will help ensure that the fans continue to enjoy our game"
Dani Alves guaranteed that he is going into the new season: “with the same ambition and desire that he had when he joined the Club”, stressing that there is no greater motivation than: “playing in the best team in the world”, as well as confirming that the new coach had given him a vote of confidence: “Tito Vilanova has said he has confidence in me and I want to repay that”.
Alves reckons that after just missing out on another Champions League final and fighting for the league title right till the end last season, for the next season: “the big challenge is to stay competitive and put in a good season”. The hardest thing when you have reached such a high level is, according to Alves, “to keep playing at the same level. We need to be at 200%. We need to more careful about everything, because every mistake we make is put under the magnifying glass and with every season it becomes harder and harder”.
“We are all Barça”
After a week under Tito Vilanova, Alves reckons there have not been too many changes: “I think the only real change has been that Guardiola isn’t leading the sessions, Tito is –we are doing the same work, the same things. The boss has his ideas very clear and we will be trying to help him. This is down to all of us – we are all Barça and between us all we will try and make sure the fans continue to enjoy the way we play”.
The season officially gets under way with the two Spanish Super Cup games against Real Madrid, but Alves doesn’t think that the result will define the whole campaign: “I don’t think that these games will change anything. It is a good challenge for us and and an extra motivation to start a season like this. For our part, we will just try and do what we have always done against them in previous seasons. We want to enjoy it and win, but if we can’t do it, at the very least we will give a good showing”.
Puyol’s return and the arrival of Jordi Alba
Alves was also happy at the return of Carles Puyol this Monday and believes: “there’s no need to talk about him being rested or his age”. He also reckons the signing of Jordi Alba: “is a great addition, he’s a top level player and I hope he brings all his quality to help us win titles”.
On the other hand, Alves explained that he would have been happier if the Club had publically denied rumours surrounding other club’s bids for him: “it’s true that there were rumours that I’d not be staying at Barça and I was upset that the Club didn’t intervene, but I am above that sort of thing and if the time comes when the Club decide they don’t need me, I’ll just have to accept it, though I would like to leave in the same way that I joined- I’d like to think that when I leave, I’d want to feel that I’ve left my mark, however small it is”.
Support for Catalan fire victims
Just before the media began to question him, Dani Alves took the opportunity to express his support for the victims of the fires which have devastated parts of the Girona province: “I’d like to give my support for the people who have lost family and to those who are fighting the fire and let’s hope nobody else loses their lives”.
VANESSA FORNS 07/23/2012 16:15
The Brazilian right back is well aware of the confidence that the new coach has in him and stressed that he was determined to repay that with a repeat of his good performances all last season”
Alves explained that the new coach: “has his own very clear ideas about what he wants. The squad will help ensure that the fans continue to enjoy our game"
Dani Alves guaranteed that he is going into the new season: “with the same ambition and desire that he had when he joined the Club”, stressing that there is no greater motivation than: “playing in the best team in the world”, as well as confirming that the new coach had given him a vote of confidence: “Tito Vilanova has said he has confidence in me and I want to repay that”.
Alves reckons that after just missing out on another Champions League final and fighting for the league title right till the end last season, for the next season: “the big challenge is to stay competitive and put in a good season”. The hardest thing when you have reached such a high level is, according to Alves, “to keep playing at the same level. We need to be at 200%. We need to more careful about everything, because every mistake we make is put under the magnifying glass and with every season it becomes harder and harder”.
“We are all Barça”
After a week under Tito Vilanova, Alves reckons there have not been too many changes: “I think the only real change has been that Guardiola isn’t leading the sessions, Tito is –we are doing the same work, the same things. The boss has his ideas very clear and we will be trying to help him. This is down to all of us – we are all Barça and between us all we will try and make sure the fans continue to enjoy the way we play”.
The season officially gets under way with the two Spanish Super Cup games against Real Madrid, but Alves doesn’t think that the result will define the whole campaign: “I don’t think that these games will change anything. It is a good challenge for us and and an extra motivation to start a season like this. For our part, we will just try and do what we have always done against them in previous seasons. We want to enjoy it and win, but if we can’t do it, at the very least we will give a good showing”.
Puyol’s return and the arrival of Jordi Alba
Alves was also happy at the return of Carles Puyol this Monday and believes: “there’s no need to talk about him being rested or his age”. He also reckons the signing of Jordi Alba: “is a great addition, he’s a top level player and I hope he brings all his quality to help us win titles”.
On the other hand, Alves explained that he would have been happier if the Club had publically denied rumours surrounding other club’s bids for him: “it’s true that there were rumours that I’d not be staying at Barça and I was upset that the Club didn’t intervene, but I am above that sort of thing and if the time comes when the Club decide they don’t need me, I’ll just have to accept it, though I would like to leave in the same way that I joined- I’d like to think that when I leave, I’d want to feel that I’ve left my mark, however small it is”.
Support for Catalan fire victims
Just before the media began to question him, Dani Alves took the opportunity to express his support for the victims of the fires which have devastated parts of the Girona province: “I’d like to give my support for the people who have lost family and to those who are fighting the fire and let’s hope nobody else loses their lives”.
Pepe Silvia
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That Man City bid happened at the end of last season, and that's when he had the most noticeable look of frustration and anger. He is one that wears his emotions on his sleeve. He's right, the club should have done more in that case of shutting the media rumors down. He is vital to our system.
Dani was right in his latest interview. Barca management didn't stand by him when all those rumors hit the press. Granted, you don't comment on every rumor but there were strong indications that they considered his sale, or at least that he was labeled as one of the scapegoats.
But I'm not the least surprised with that. Foreigners are always first to blame and we've already seen examples where Barca treated their legends without due respect.
But I'm not the least surprised with that. Foreigners are always first to blame and we've already seen examples where Barca treated their legends without due respect.
Henry_IB
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Damn right.
abual3bed1
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MD came out to defend Rosell saying that Dani is lying!
Poor_Sunyol
In Lucho we trust!
what is it with Brazilian footballers always making problems!
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Flavia
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Link? I couldn't find anything saying that he was lying.
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xaviniesta
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since when rosell and co are brazilians and footballers?
Poor_Sunyol
In Lucho we trust!
I see what you did there....
I don't see how going public about his supposed grievances is going to help his situation. Rather immature and pathetic IMO. On one hand he is complaining that the club didn't show him any loyality by not commenting on a transfer rumor and on the other hand he is slagging off the club's management in public.
Classy Dani, very classy...
I don't see how going public about his supposed grievances is going to help his situation. Rather immature and pathetic IMO. On one hand he is complaining that the club didn't show him any loyality by not commenting on a transfer rumor and on the other hand he is slagging off the club's management in public.
Classy Dani, very classy...
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xaviniesta
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what dani said was completely right. i have no idea why the club didn't do anything at the end of last season and let all the bullshit talks around and did nothing. dani is absolutely vital for barca and the club didn't treat him like he deserved. i think he suffered a lot.
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