Luis Enrique

[JamDav1982]

Everyone who challenge Lucho's authority is right. Get a grip JamDav.

Its not good if players get into heated arguments with the manager. Messi or not. He needs to accept the managers word in training over something as little as a decision in a five a side.

Even if Messi is right.

 

[Sumlit]

Love the way this story is twisted as Messi doing nothing wrong other than 'wanting to win'. Such bullshit.

Only one twisting the story is you. What I said was what was actually reported. What you said were complete assumptions.

 

[mazp]

It's quite obvious the players dont respect Lucho at all. Again, why should they? Most of these players won more than Lucho.

 

[KingMessi]

Love the way this story is twisted as Messi doing nothing wrong other than 'wanting to win'. Such bullshit.

Oh gee, I guess you have video footage of the argument.

 

[KingMessi]

It's quite obvious the players dont respect Lucho at all. Again, why should they? Most of these players won more than Lucho.

They should respect him as a player because he's a club legend, but they should also question him as a coach because so far he's been a legendary laughing stock.

 

[JamDav1982]

Oh gee, I guess you have video footage of the argument.

Nope but guarantee with many other players it wouldnt be getting twisted in that way.

Messi is in the wrong if got into heated argument with coach. He needs to show more respect than that even if right.

I would say that for any player in the world but it seems like the cult of Messi on here at times. Where its one rule for him and one rule for others.

 

[JamDav1982]

It's quite obvious the players dont respect Lucho at all. Again, why should they? Most of these players won more than Lucho.

Jesus christ.

Which coach can they take in that the players should respect then?

 

[KingMessi]

I am just saying that we don't even have evidence if what the article alleges is the full truth or not.

And yes, other players do get shit on for this. It's just the way the media baits readers.

 

[Onyi]

If true that is completely challenging the managers authority and believing you can get into a heated argument with the manager is not good. Messi or not.

The story says he disagreed with Lucho's decision as a referee, had nothing to do with Lucho's authority as a manager. It isn't like he was openly criticizing Lucho's tactics or line-ups. You're reading too much into it.

 

[KingMessi]

Jesus christ.

Which coach can they take in that the players should respect then?

Xavi for coach?

 

[Hamzah]

We lack flow offensively ATM. I blame the shape of the team and having no clear way of playing.

 

[JamDav1982]

The story says he disagreed with Lucho's decision as a referee, had nothing to do with Lucho's authority as a manager. It isn't like he was openly criticizing Lucho's tactics or line-ups. You're reading too much into it.

The issue is irrelevant. The fact a player argues back with a manager is not good and I bet you no top manager would put up with it.

Not backing down in an argument with manager is wrong. Even if Messi is right.

Would love to see responses if this was Ronaldo.

 

[Hamzah]

We didn't deserve more. This guy still has the nerve to say that... He is blind and clueless.

We at least had control of the game even if we were unimaginative in the final third and sloppy everywhere else.

 

[KingMessi]

If it was Ronaldo, then I'd laugh because Ancelotti would be an absolute buffoon for dropping Real's best player over something petty like this.

 

[Hamzah]

You guys are making a big deal out of nothing. That kind of thing happens all the time. It's when the players question the managers actual decisions that there's a problem.