Quote from: hd49728 on Today at 01:21:01 AM

Quote from: Josefjix on February 28, 2024, 11:59:17 PM

Don't point blaming fingers to Xavi Hernandez, instead follow up the team's board and president that have failed the club, really one of the huge mistakes made by them. Barcelona have been suffering crucial challenges right from time. There's specially no other means of resolving their problems of hefty debts place on the burdens of the team. I'm quite aware of the financial crisis in the club and I must say, it's huge embarrassing to see an elite team like Barcelona not able to sign the prominent players on their Rader, rather they keep making forceful moves that sometime are spotted by FIFA and brings another punishment for them.

Three seasons ago, when Xavi came to Barcelona as their temporary solution, they did not expect him to help them winning La Liga but he did it with them last season. After success in past season, they expect to win Champions League this season and honestly it is not fair for Xavi.

Barcelona play worse than the last season and nearly fail against Real Madrid in La Liga this season but with many young players, many injuries, Xavi did not have best squad for Barcelona to perform best. In addition, young players need time to grow and to strengthen their mentality to deal with pressure. It is easy to sack Xavi but it will not guarantee that a new coach will help them to gain better success. We saw what happened with Barcelona after Enrique, they struggled some seasons before Xavi came and helped them to achieve La Liga title.

What everyone can clearly see is it's not the fault of Xavi that the Barcelona as a team is performing inferior to what they were expected. Barcelona is still in the top 3 and is performing better than the traditional rivals like Atletico Madrid. It used to be Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid finishing every league at close points every year. It's just they are not at the level of Real Madrid and Girona is a new surprise.
Barcelona has many problems that are going to hurt them for years to come and sacking Xavi could be more counterintuitive for the team. It could personally be a good thing for Xavi Hernandez as he could venture to new places with better control for the team he forms.