Bobo I do feel extremely let down by him. If he were to begin teaching his players to play the way he did, which he's totally capable of on a technical level, we could have a really bright future. Like I posted earlier he can be better than Pep. We know Puig has the most potential to emulate his level and we've already resigned to a future without him unless he's able to prove himself at another club when no other club in the world comes close to our former style. USA's best setter Lauren Plum who was as elite as they come, phenomenal in college, doing sets the top professional setters in the world never did (actually much closer to best male setters in the world Brazil's Ricardo and Bruno and Iran's Marouf) and she was Puiged on the national team. She ended up playing in the French league for a team with hitters who weren't good enough for her creativity and skill.
In full honesty I know following sports is my escape from the world although as a martial artist I appreciate the parallels and skills involved, but if there's no freedom or joy in the teams then it's only mimicking the sick world we live in.
