JamDav1982
Senior Member
Tata is not Rosell's man so why would a new president want him out.
Whos man is Tata then?
Tata is not Rosell's man so why would a new president want him out.
Zubi's?Whos man is Tata then?
Whos man is Tata then?
Whos man is Tata then?
10/10 home wins now. Top of the table and sailing through both cup competitions. Also winners of the super copa and 1/1 wins vs Real.
While some aspects of his tenure can be questioned we really can't moan about results so far.
10/10 home wins now. Top of the table and sailing through both cup competitions. Also winners of the super copa and 1/1 wins vs Real.
While some aspects of his tenure can be questioned we really can't moan about results so far.
Well, you're right - BUT, I just wish we could have cranked up the tempo against Levante like we did in the second half today. I'm not expecting us to win 100% of our games, but we had 2-3 away games where it looked like we didn't even try to give our best.
On the plus side though, our defense is looking better and better
On the negative side, our midfield is hardly creating anything forward - no danger at all, which is sad because it used to be much sharper. The final pass is almost never from the CM's anymore.
I think what I don't like, at this point, is clearly the lack of identity in our play - it changes constantly throughout a match and even from match to match...At times I feel like we're still in preseason and isolated moments where the rhythm is terrific...We're far from our potential peak is what I am concerned about although we're also just getting back to health
Iniesta is a variable that hasn't been a lynch pin in Tata's Barcelona yet and no matter how you slice it, that makes Barcelona look less Barcelona, to me...That middle of the pitch is not the fortress of domination it has been - part of that might be down to the reality of aging or opponent tactics or simply the level of opposing midfields...But it's clearly a different look Barcelona atm, we get those periods of terrific attacking mixed with dangerous counters as well as segments of absorbing possession from the opponent...We'll see if this approach by Tata is ultimately successful
exactly, which is why i was saying the system is not creating many chances yesterday, a clear sign of a team not clicking well in their reliance on individual moments of brilliance to constantly break open gamesYou can't argue with his results at HOME but we look like a totally disjointed outfit with no clear system. We are almost relying on a moment of individual brilliance to win games for us and that won't be enough against the bigger teams. The fact that we have had to rely on scoring from set pieces proves the point as well.