Tito Vilanova - FC Barcelona assistant manager
Pep Guardiola`s assistant, Tito Vilanova, is a 40 y.o. Catalan who started his career with FC Barcelona Juvenil team.
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21st September 2009 09:59 PM #1
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Francesc "Tito" Vilanova
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22nd September 2009 02:16 AM #2Anxiously waiting for the next match
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i to am assistant coach i model myself after him
"I pass and I move, I help you, I look for you, I stop, I raise my head, I look and, above all, I open up the pitch...The one who has the ball, is the master of the game...That's the school of Joan Vilà, of Albert Benaiges, of Johan Cruijff, of Pep Guardiola" - Xavi Hernandez
!!Visca Barça!! !!Visca Catalunya!!
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22nd September 2009 02:49 AM #3Senior Member
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And I shall model myself after you, diegomessi
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22nd September 2009 06:58 AM #4Visca el filòsof!
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Great news, this makes Pep more likely to sign an extended contract as well as one of his demands was that his staff got improved deals and that they all stayed on. Tito didn't get a pay rise when he came up from the B team so he more than deserves this deal.
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14th March 2010 08:10 PM #5
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Bump!
Credit to Tito for jump starting Barca football in the second half.
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14th March 2010 08:11 PM #6Bumbleman
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Isn't Pep allowed in the changing rooms at half time?
Tito did well throughout the match. He could be our next manager which is weird lol.
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14th March 2010 08:13 PM #7
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You could be right, still credit to man as he had to jump in in one of the toughest matches this season.
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14th March 2010 08:58 PM #8If Carlsberg did forum members
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Well done to him if he was in charge at half time and decided to make the substitution because it worked.
God doesn't pick football teams but if he did.... they'd probably look like this
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15th March 2010 06:23 AM #9Senior Member
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Our formation change from 4-3-3 to 4-2-3-1 + Henry was very risky considering that we don't usually play well under the latter formation and Henry... but today IT WORKED! What a wonderful decision by Tito.
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30th May 2011 06:40 PM #10Shukran Pep
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No mention of this man, the assistant managers hard work behind the scenes always goes unnoticed ...
Tito Vilanova
Alfredo Di Stéfano, Real Madrid's greatest ever player and the honorary president, spoke out. "Barcelona's football was simply brilliant," he said in his weekly column. "Their superiority was there for the whole planet to see: the whites were cornered all game. Barcelona play football and dance. They treat the ball with adoration and respect, almost nurturing it. To see this team in action is a delight."
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30th May 2011 06:50 PM #11Senior Member
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He deserves much more. One of the most uinderrated figures in todays football. But i think he enjoys his role and thats the most important thing.
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30th May 2011 06:52 PM #12Improvin' Perfection!!
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true... Pep got a really awesome partner in crime & an even more awesome friend in Tito
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30th May 2011 06:55 PM #13Shukran Pep
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Originally Posted by el estel
Planning to take over the worldAlfredo Di Stéfano, Real Madrid's greatest ever player and the honorary president, spoke out. "Barcelona's football was simply brilliant," he said in his weekly column. "Their superiority was there for the whole planet to see: the whites were cornered all game. Barcelona play football and dance. They treat the ball with adoration and respect, almost nurturing it. To see this team in action is a delight."
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30th May 2011 06:56 PM #14Senior Member
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Definetely, but let's not forget Manuel Estiarte and the rest of the staff.
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31st May 2011 04:35 PM #15
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When pep leaves will Tito follow him or maybe step up as head coach?
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