Francesc "Tito" Vilanova
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PaCmAn
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Tito needs to go. I can't count on him taking Barca far next season, the liga is won and he still don't play the youth players. When Barca had comfortable lead over Madrid in liga, he refused to rest players and over play them resulting in Barca losing to Bayern. Stood there and made no changes in the first leg against Bayern. Guardiola would not of made those mistakes and allow Barca to lose 7:0.
ShandyFFM
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http://www.totalbarca.com/2013/opinion-pieces/the-disregarded-youth/
Super read about tito and our youth and why we didnt count on them
Super read about tito and our youth and why we didnt count on them
Again, Guardiola didn't believe in rotation either. Guardiola also had no Plan B and stubbornly did nothing while teams parked the bus and Plan A wasn't working.
I don't think Vilanova's much different, just a little more conservative because he's new, he has to establish himself, and he had to at least win the league, since Barca lost it last year.
Of course, Barca has to rotate. It's a no brainer. I don't know what kind of quack sports medicine has convinced Guardiola and Vilanova that their teams don't need rotation! Rotation is necessary and they need to make whatever adjustments they need to to training and tactics to make this possible.
Mind you, this year, rotation was even more necessary because, apart from physical considerations, the team was stuck in a mental rut.
Having said all of this, I don't believe in 'fire him', 'sell him'. Sorry, I find that a bit difficult. As a fan, I state my case, and that's it! He'll fire himself if he's not successful.
I don't think Vilanova's much different, just a little more conservative because he's new, he has to establish himself, and he had to at least win the league, since Barca lost it last year.
Of course, Barca has to rotate. It's a no brainer. I don't know what kind of quack sports medicine has convinced Guardiola and Vilanova that their teams don't need rotation! Rotation is necessary and they need to make whatever adjustments they need to to training and tactics to make this possible.
Mind you, this year, rotation was even more necessary because, apart from physical considerations, the team was stuck in a mental rut.
Having said all of this, I don't believe in 'fire him', 'sell him'. Sorry, I find that a bit difficult. As a fan, I state my case, and that's it! He'll fire himself if he's not successful.
Cule4life
The Culest
He wont cause he knows he cant get a top job anywhere else. If he cared about the team so much he would have resigned when he was ill. Which manager leaves his team alone for 2 months during their most important part of the season
Zuess99
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Well this makes me happy http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cruyff-advises-vilanova-step-down-143200118--sow.html
FCBarca
Mike the Knife
There have been rumblings that a resignation might be a consideration...I'd be happy for it except I'm concerned at what the alternatives would be
SeloBarca
Senior Member
Same, i want someone else to train Barcelona, someone with new ideas but keeps the playingstyle we have now. I think everyone wants Pep really.
I cant see anyone that would be a good trainer that is available. Use another old player again?
darthvader7888
Banned
Same, i want someone else to train Barcelona, someone with new ideas but keeps the playingstyle we have now. I think everyone wants Pep really.
I cant see anyone that would be a good trainer that is available. Use another old player again?
I think Laudrup would be a good choice, though he did leave Barca for RM as a player, so it could piss a lot of fans off...
De Boer maybe?
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rivaldo10
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I dont wanna see Tika taka boring sideway passing anymore and nobody takes it serious anymore anyway.
Fast counter attacking with messi being the main guy in playmaking and scoring like in argentina.
Fast counter attacking with messi being the main guy in playmaking and scoring like in argentina.
Cruijffista
SOY ANTIMADRIDISTA
I always thought Luis Enrique did a fantastic job w/ Barcelona B. I really thought he was Pep's successor before he went to Roma. Even though he took a sabbatical from football this year, I still think he would do a great job here.
Laudrup would be a decent choice too.
Laudrup would be a decent choice too.
ceefoo
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It must be apparent that Tito is prepping Adriano as our back-up CB next season. He is a valued utility player and this is further enforced by Adriano's contract extension.
Tito believes that Adriano has done a good job as CB and that's why he will continue to use him there.
I can well imagine a scenario of a Centre-Back pairing of Adriano & Mascherano.
It'll happen, you wait and see.
Tito believes that Adriano has done a good job as CB and that's why he will continue to use him there.
I can well imagine a scenario of a Centre-Back pairing of Adriano & Mascherano.
It'll happen, you wait and see.
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Flavia
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I fear this as well. This makes D.Luiz to seem a great option.
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