The reality is I will support any manager that leads the team to a big title competing vs a much superior Madrid side at the time.
Did Xavi do that? Yes, he absolutely, unequivocally did.
You guys are funny. Took the team on 9th in Spain, won the league vs Madrid in his time. Took the team trashed in CL groups by Benfica, got it near a CL semis, failing due to a sabotage job by Araujo.
Yeah, truly out of his depth.
That comment to be specific was after reading this comment which is pretty wild.
We have our chances. This is not the same Bayern from a few years ago.
It insinuates a few things.
1) That if Flick beat this Bayern it is also because it is not the same Bayern as when we played them the last few years (with Xavi).
2) That if Flick wins, then even Xavi could beat this Bayern.
This is what I meant by the Xavi PR.
The fact is though that the Bayern we played in 22/23 was actually worse than this Bayern by statistics, play and form. So, yeah.
And then that troll comes out of the woodwork on that comment. The same guy who was chumping on Flick when we lost the Gamper as some sort of authority, but suddenly shut his trap when Flick started the season well.
But anyways, stand by what I always said with Xavi.
1) Best choice for amigo cleanup phase
2) Won the league which was an incredible triumph but playing hard to watch stuff
3) Had to go as reached the end of the road as manager. Would have been an extremely favourable departure for everyone without the U-turn farce.
Being out of his depth for an elite club is not really an insult either. And it doesn't take anything away from him as a player or anything.
But when the club are saying "hey, we will keep you on but we need to improve the quality of the coaching team around you" but then you say "no, this is my team bro, we ride together, we die together" then it allows any fan to question you.