What makes culers the MADDEST?

[SirXavi]

A tough pick was between Tata and Mou.

Well at least Tata isn't a dick to us. Say what you want about his coaching skills (or lack thereof), he never asked for his teams to play dirty against us, never said that we should be embarrassed by how we won certain trophies (PORQUE?, PORQUE?), and never poked anyone in the eye. At the end of the day, even though Tata showed that he wasn't up to the task, he didn't leave any problems which severely affected Barca in the long run. He could have also easily left in a much more negative manner, e.g. stirring up shit in the media.

 

[Alik]

Well at least Tata isn't a dick to us. Say what you want about his coaching skills (or lack thereof), he never asked for his teams to play dirty against us, never said that we should be embarrassed by how we won certain trophies (PORQUE?, PORQUE?), and never poked anyone in the eye. At the end of the day, even though Tata showed that he wasn't up to the task, he didn't leave any problems which severely affected Barca in the long run. He could have also easily left in a much more negative manner, e.g. stirring up shit in the media.

Yeah, but sporting wise Tata hurt us more than Mourinho

Mou actually dismantled Madrid, and Tata is still damaging Messi's career.

 

[navidjaan]

You made this post during an international break and forgot to put international breaks on the list

Haha, yeah.

 

[TornAndFrayed]

Spain > individuals

 

[SirXavi]

Yeah, but sporting wise Tata hurt us more than Mourinho

Mou actually dismantled Madrid, and Tata is still damaging Messi's career.

I don't see Tata as a threat to Messi's career. One average season by his standards won't change his legacy, and his Argentina career has always been handled badly. I honestly have no negative feelings towards Tata. I don't see him as a monster that did damage to the club. Damage is what happened during the early 2000's. Yes I realize that for the first time in a while the team didn't achieve any major objectives (which is considered unacceptable), but at least he knew that and didn't start whining and putting blame on everyone else. He basically said "I fucked up big time" and resigned. I honestly respect that because in this day and age many in the sports world try to throw people under the bus and save their own skin somehow. Unless he comes out and says "FUCK BARCA AND EVERYONE RELATED TO THEM BECAUSE THEY RUINED ME", then he's still cool in my books.

 

[navidjaan]

Mathieu over penalties? He keeps making upsets! Voting for round of 16 is now open. Polls are found in tweets under this one:

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[Flavia]

Poor Jeremy. How could he beat Cesc? I mean, Mathieu won a treble.

 

[navidjaan]

Poor Jeremy. How could he beat Cesc? I mean, Mathieu won a treble.

And now he's winning a landslide vs penalties

 

[Alik]

I am surprised Thiago's sale makes Culers madder than Neymar's father.

 

[gasgas]

How did ronaldo get eliminated

 

[Alen]

Franco will win it easily. There's no way any Barcelona fan picks something over Franco.

 

[Flavia]

Franco will win it easily. There's no way any Barcelona fan picks something over Franco.

Scenes when Mathieu beats Franco in the final poll

 

[Trickykid]

Franco will win it easily. There's no way any Barcelona fan picks something over Franco.

Yeah, it boggles my mind too. Good riddance, Thiago I'm glad he's doing well elsewhere and all that jazz... Fucking Nerman's dad, though...

 

[Alen]

Scenes when Mathieu beats Franco in the final poll

When it comes to Franco, feelings get real. All self-respecting Barcelona fans hate Franco more than anything.

 

[Flavia]

When it comes to Franco, feelings get real. All self-respecting Barcelona fans hate Franco more than anything.

The new generation of fans know little about him. Specifically on Twitter. Hope I'm wrong, though.