Not one post of appreciation for the humungous steel balls move of sacking a Barca legend and bringing in a manager 95 percent of the fan base didn't want???
Flick is a massive Laporta win. A move where he had everything to lose and not much to gain.
I have been very critical of the transfer work done during his reign, and still am, but the other parts of the job he has done very well ( apart from the way he dealt with Messi's departure ).
Laporta is still far and away the best candidate for president of the club. His competitors are frankly laughable in comparison.
He had the oportunity to sack him mid winter or to get Flick before Xavi. Koeman won us the first UCL and was a proper star, Messi it's light years from Xavi, Ronaldinho started the second age of glory. They were trashed or made excape goats. So he had the balls and the cinical side.
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Xavi got a job with full financial support then he was exempted from the UEL debacle, got saved 2 times when sacking him was absolutely normal, in winter and after PSG.
It's absolutely hilarious to see buffoons defending Xavi 2 years after he got us x2 in UEL. No foreign coach would have survived a day of that shit.
First everyone blamed Koeman, despite facts, the second time everyone blamed the rebuild (as if he had no money) third time everyone blamed the team and some started to question Xavi only in winter, finnaly in the last humiliation everyone blamed Araujo and the "mentality" of Barcelona lol
Catalans have infinite credit
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What changed. After Mbappe got to Real the cannons shifted towards Laporta and Xavi bombarded him.
That is not balls, that is getting fucked in the ass and acting desperately.
Laporta had nothing to show, cornered by Xavi and his fanatics, Real being galacticos, wining 2 UCL, Xavi being a noob that made no reconstruction except what La Masia provided in desperate situations.
His time was up, a club 3 billions in debt playing shit on a hill with 40 000 fans and the most overhyped foreing player in the history of Uk and Murica saying you can't compete = bankruptcy
Every major tabloid regurgitated what Xavi said and blamed Barcelona
The hoards of useful idiots on Twitter were ready to bankrupt the club to see Xavi get no blame.
In the end Flick was a desperate hype move that worked.
