tentan
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Valverde to go? Jeez, if Ole won the League, lost the FA cup final and reached the CL semis he should go to?
That’s exactly why those two clubs are never down for long. They hold themselves to a certain standard, without room for sentimentality or any of that nonsense.Wins the league but potentially sacked for a Cup final defeat and a CL semi final loss. Gary Neville would have fit if that happened in England.
In some ways I don't like it but in other ways I almost admire Barca and Real for having the ruthlessness to maintain a high standard. No way that Jose would have lasted half a season until December with us (LVG and Moyes too a few years back) if our club was run the same way. Probably no way we'd keep Ole after that dismal run at the end of the season either
Barcelona barely faced any competition in the league this season. Madrid collapsed and Atletico dropped off quite a while ago. He won the league by default, and lost in the competitions where he actually needed to demonstrate his managerial nous.Valverde to go? Jeez, if Ole won the League, lost the FA cup final and reached the CL semis he should go to?
Like thats ever going to happen.. but yes Ole should go.Valverde to go? Jeez, if Ole won the League, lost the FA cup final and reached the CL semis he should go to?
If the club believes the team is capable of more, yes. Why's that such a difficult concept to understand?Valverde to go? Jeez, if Ole won the League, lost the FA cup final and reached the CL semis he should go to?
Yeah it's strange how they seem to go for unfancied managers not as an alternative, but as their go-to plan. They need a proper coach IMO, who can instill a system again and also buy well as they've wasted a lot of money in recent years and still seemingly require a rebuild.Sack Valverde is a correct decision. But hiring Roberto Martinez??
Slightly different situation. This is Barcelona's golden era given they have arguably the greatest football of all time in their side, and hence their ambitions/goals are influenced by that. Also, Spain has a different disparity between the top 2/3 and the rest as compared to England these days.Valverde to go? Jeez, if Ole won the League, lost the FA cup final and reached the CL semis he should go to?
Barca are a club that cares about winning but, also how you win. If they played a more appealing style under Valverde there would be less criticism coming his way.In my life I have only seen Madrid win two consecutive leagues once.
Maybe in Barcelona they are badly used.
The message to the next coach is clear, or you win the champions or the season is a failure.
I understand that they want to play better, and deep down, seeing how the coaches change so easily in la liga should not be a drama, but I do not know if another liga playing better, and losing the Champions will satisfy the fans.Barca are a club that cares about winning but, also how you win. If they played a more appealing style under Valverde there would be less criticism coming his way.
Barcelona barely faced any competition in the league this season. Madrid collapsed and Atletico dropped off quite a while ago. He won the league by default, and lost in the competitions where he actually needed to demonstrate his managerial nous.
It’s a very different prospect to winning the league in England, for example against a rampant City and Liverpool. Even if Klopp loses in the CL final, no one would say he has to go, and indeed many would say that as a manager he’s performed better than Valverde over the course of this season.
So if Ole won the league without any competition he should leave?Slightly different situation. This is Barcelona's golden era given they have arguably the greatest football of all time in their side, and hence their ambitions/goals are influenced by that. Also, Spain has a different disparity between the top 2/3 and the rest as compared to England these days.
The situations are not even remotely comparableSo if Ole won the league without any competition he should leave?
If he had the best player ever on his team, as well as at least 4-5 other players you could arguably say are best in the world, or top 3 in the world in their positions, and got knocked out of the champions league after squandering a huge first leg lead two years in a row, then yes he should leave.So if Ole won the league without any competition he should leave?
Didn’t you sack Capello after winning the league and that was due to style. The same is going on here. He’s too passive as a coach and they reliant far too much on Messi. He hasn’t got the best out of any of the new signings.In my life I have only seen Madrid win two consecutive leagues once.
Maybe in Barcelona they are badly used.
The message to the next coach is clear, or you win the champions or the season is a failure.
Lenglet and Artur have done very well. Dembelé has played very good matches too.Didn’t you sack Capello after winning the league and that was due to style. The same is going on here. He’s too passive as a coach and they reliant far too much on Messi. He hasn’t got the best out of any of the new signings.
Messi and De Jong are the only real class. The rest are either past their prime or overrated. They've spent all kinds of money the last few transfer windows and still have plenty of weaknesses. Without Messi they are regular club.The absolute state of this mediocre coach.
Imagine having Messi, Suarez, Griezmann, Dembele, Coutinho, De Jong, Arthur, etc... and waste that team with this fool.
Mourinho's out of work you know?The absolute state of this mediocre coach.
Imagine having Messi, Suarez, Griezmann, Dembele, Coutinho, De Jong, Arthur, etc... and waste that team with this fool.
Mourinho is a big upgrade.Mourinho's out of work you know?
Too many chiefs; not enough indians.The absolute state of this mediocre coach.
Imagine having Messi, Suarez, Griezmann, Dembele, Coutinho, De Jong, Arthur, etc... and waste that team with this fool.
Impossible to get Pep back. Klopp is happy at Liverpool. Pochettino wouldn't dare manage them. Those managers would elevate their performances, but why would any of them join?Quite astonishing they are going to keep him.
The others were weak as well to be honest. Real was already on a downward spiral and Atletico as well. This year Atletico look much better and Real nobody knows, but at the moment they rely a lot on Messi. Valverde's whole plan is give Messi the ball and hope he saves him. If he isnt there, they have no clue how to play any sort of exciting footballNot a fan of Valverde at all. Honestly surprised he’s still in the Barca job. Even though they have dominated domestically.
Absolutely . I would love to see that at this pointMou has an unfinished job there. It will be glorious to see him managing Barcelona after all these years..
Even if the Camp Nou accepted him, he still has bitter enemies in that dressing room: Piqué, Messi, Busquets.Mou has an unfinished job there. It will be glorious to see him managing Barcelona after all these years..
They will hire David Moyes before they hire Mourinho..Mou has an unfinished job there. It will be glorious to see him managing Barcelona after all these years..
Yeah I agree. He’s too conservativeThe others were weak as well to be honest. Real was already on a downward spiral and Atletico as well. This year Atletico look much better and Real nobody knows, but at the moment they rely a lot on Messi. Valverde's whole plan is give Messi the ball and hope he saves him. If he isnt there, they have no clue how to play any sort of exciting football