Hans-Dieter Flick

[iniestaGOAT]

The difference between Flick and Xavi is one has a plan and clear pattern on how to play,while the other doesn't.
When we execute Flicks plan we win b8g and in style. Xavis "plan " was score a goal and hold on for dear life. Alot of the players look confused and it didn't help that he always talked them down in public.
Xavi was massively supported, considering the circumstances. Flick won't be.
I think we have to come to terms with the fact that we have to temper expectations until we can actually spend money. Problem is when we spend money, we spend on duds. Roque being the prime example. I think the club is moving in the right direction with scouting from Africa. The South American market isnt what it used to be and you have to overpay for any hyped up youngster nowadays.
Sack Flick and hire .......??????

This jabroni has now mentioned patter of play a million times on here while having 0 ball knowledge.
We are all begging you to shut up.

Please.

 

[BJJ]

This jabroni has now mentioned patter of play a million times on here while having 0 ball knowledge.
We are all begging you to shut up.

Please.

Shut the fuck up you castrated baboon.
You have zero knowledge. Go to Qatar with your lover Xavi.

 

[iniestaGOAT]

Shut the fuck up you castrated baboon.
You have zero knowledge. Go to Qatar with your lover Xavi.

The reason FLICK fan boys are so obsessed with XAVI is they thought he was gonna come in and do a better job easily.
Instead he is doing worse.
Now they are in denial.

 

[Windhook]

So far Flick is doing better compared to Xavi, especially in CL.

Long run - nobody can tell.

Being a Barca fan I wouldn't have the whole conversation, as both managers have traded knowledge between them and we have this current shape of the team.

 

[BJJ]

The reason FLICK fan boys are so obsessed with XAVI is they thought he was gonna come in and do a better job easily.
Instead he is doing worse.
Now they are in denial.

Second in CL table and First in la liga. Yes, we have dropped points but this is mostly on the players.
Your boy pissed away 200 million plus on transfers and was crying and bitching. He also made us look like clowns in Europe with humiliations in CL AND FUCKING EL. Not to mention the loss of financial revenue thanks to these exits.
Flick has had to deal with alot of injuries, no funds and a schizophrenic team. He's only had half a season so give him till the end of the season.

 

[jamrock]

So far Flick is doing better compared to Xavi, especially in CL.

Long run - nobody can tell.

Being a Barca fan I wouldn't have the whole conversation, as both managers have traded knowledge between them and we have this current shape of the team.

Only in th CL*.

 

[iniestaGOAT]

Second in CL table and First in la liga. Yes, we have dropped points but this is mostly on the players.
Your boy pissed away 200 million plus on transfers and was crying and bitching. He also made us look like clowns in Europe with humiliations in CL AND FUCKING EL. Not to mention the loss of financial revenue thanks to these exits.
Flick has had to deal with alot of injuries, no funds and a schizophrenic team. He's only had half a season so give him till the end of the season.

This bum came up with so many excuses you know he is FLICK's ballwasher

 

[Ter Stature]

Flick could do more and better, but the players have been destroying the games themselves mostly.

 

[Birdy]

Squad had 2 days rest after defeat against Leganes.

Instead of stripping them off their Barca kits and make them swim in cold river and do few kms run they took few days off.

So much for Hitler memes.

And then when they return for Atletico there's our "home crowd" that demands nothing from them.

Laporta needs to shake things up.

I think it has nothing to do with that
It was more: 'disconnect mentally and come back'

Like he did not give the extra days for reward after the two big wins against Madrid and Bayern, he will not punish now

And that's the right approach IMO.
Players are not guinea pigs, as Xavi thought, to give them free dinner and extra days for the win, more training for losses.

 

[Birdy]

Only in th CL*.

LaLiga: 4-0 against Madrid, 4-1 against Girona
Two losses against both of Girona and Madrid last season for mighty Xavier...

But, yes, XAvi knew better how to win against Leganes and Las Palmas at home with 1-0, shittone of luck, and some 1-1 saves by Stegen

 

[jamrock]

I think it has nothing to do with that
It was more: 'disconnect mentally and come back'

Like he did not give the extra days for reward after the two big wins against Madrid and Bayern, he will not punish now

And that's the right approach IMO.
Players are not guinea pigs, as Xavi thought, to give them free dinner and extra days for the win, more training for losses.

Birdie be completely honest if Xavi a 1 in 6 record and gave the players off you would be losing your top.

 

[jamrock]

LaLiga: 4-0 against Madrid, 4-1 against Girona
Two losses against both of Girona and Madrid last season for mighty Xavier...

But, yes, XAvi knew better how to win against Leganes and Las Palmas at home with 1-0, shittone of luck, and some 1-1 saves by Stegen

Your point being?.

How many points do we have now?
What's our current form in la Liga.
How many games have we won in the last 6.

How many points do we have now?.

 

[Birdy]

Birdie be completely honest if Xavi a 1 in 6 record and gave the players off you would be losing your top.

I am explaining the different approach.
Xavi would never give players days off after a defeat.
He would have ordered a double session the next day, as if players are guinea pigs and will 'learn' that way

Nothing to do with professionalism.
Comin on time each day of training for instance.
There it makes sense to punish, like Flick did with Kounde.

Your point being?.

How many points do we have now?
What's our current form in la Liga.
How many games have we won in the last 6.

How many points do we have now?.

Same number of points, with same goals conceded.

and with 20+ more goals scored this season.
Which tells you everything about whether points accurately reflect the strength of this season's team Vs last season's

 

[jamrock]

I am explaining the different approach.
Xavi would never give players days off after a defeat.
He would have ordered a double session the next day, as if players are guinea pigs and will 'learn' that way

Nothing to do with professionalism.
Comin on time each day of training for instance.
There it makes sense to punish, like Flick did with Kounde.



Same number of points, with same goals conceded.

and with 20+ more goals scored this season.
Which tells you everything about whether points accurately reflect the strength of this season's team Vs last season's

That's exactly what points in a league format do actually.

 

[Birdy]

That's exactly what points in a league format do actually.

Sure.
The strength of the two teams is NOT comparable nevertheless despite same number of points.
And that's if you look only LL games