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Quote from: skarais on Today at 08:58:57 PM

So far, Xavi is one of the most successful coaches in my opinion. Barcelona doesn't need to act rashly by sacking him and finding a replacement coach for him

Well, Xavi ranks amongst good coaches in europe today; but he does not rank as one of the most successful coaches in europe; and if Barcelona sack the dude today' they will face little difficulty replacing him.

The problem with Barcelona this season has to do with players depth, injury profiles and poor investment in the squad. No coach can fix such deficit.
Better for Barcelona board to trust the process with Xavi

Coach isn't the problem that FC Barcelona is facing now, just like you've listed some of the challenges that has led to problems the club is facing now, I have same knowledge of Barcelona as you because sacking Xavi might even do the club more harm than good because i don't see anything wrong with Xavi's coaching skills now because he has been putting in his best in other for Barcelona to still sail through regardless of some problems that the club is faced with so sacking him shouldn't be an option for them now after all the club is still faced with some financial crisis so it will be good to give Xavi more time to work on the team.

Although their coach is primarily to blame for Barcelona's problems, I disagree because despite the coach his try his best efforts to build a good team, and still the team's performance has been consistently poor. However, I'm not sure that they can able to back normal form now, because a lot of Barcelona players desire to be hurt or if one of their players is the root of the issue. Given that Barcelona's coach is persistently striving to return the team to its prior level of performance—and they will genuinely make that happen—I doubt that Barcelona will return with their best performance anytime soon, but like seriously Barcelona is pretty unserious this days.