This. He has done a marvellous job with the Juvenil A and I'd rather see somebody promoted from within who knows the Cantera.Originally Posted by FCBarca
My other option would've been Chuck Norris, but c'est la vie.
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28th December 2011 10:34 AM #61Cardenal de Catalunya
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28th December 2011 01:35 PM #62Junior Member
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Pep to continue until he get the 9th UCL title, that time Puyol will be ready to take over.
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28th December 2011 01:39 PM #63Shukran Pep
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I wouldn't be surprised if Tito takes over...
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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28th December 2011 02:45 PM #64Special 1, 2, 3, 4, 5...
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Sincerely, I have no idea.
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29th December 2011 07:45 PM #65Senior Member
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Actually Tito is a very good bet to me. Originally Posted by Catalonian Devil
In the way I imagine it, when the time comes ...... (pause for a sad thought here) .... Pep would be the first man who Rosell would ask about his successor. And I think Pep would pick Tito.
Of course, maybe Pep would like to take Tito with him in England or Italy, but I guess Tito could prefer to take the bigger step or at least try to fight for Barca's job. So, yeah - I think Tito would be one of the major candidates alongside Lucho."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".
"In my time as a manager it is the best team we have faced" - sir Alex Ferguson
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30th December 2011 01:32 AM #66Shukran Pep
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Pretty much sums up my thoughts too. Originally Posted by desoe
A man who already know our winning formula inside out and will ensure that we stick to our philosophy. The players are also already comfortable with him and won't have to adjust to anything new. I wouldn't mind it at all if Tito becomes our next manager.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 December 2011 10:45 AM #67Senior Member
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When Pep needs a break, he should succeed del Bosque after the Euros (where Spain will flop), prepare for the 2014 WC*, win the WC and come back to Barca. In the meantime, Cruyff could take over Barcelona.
*Spain 2014:
Pedro-------------------------------------Cuenca
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---------Iniesta----------------Thiago------------
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Alba----------Bartra-------Pique----------Montoya
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Introducing the art of manita to the world of international football.
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(...) and Carrick was faced with Xavi and Iniesta coming past him, and Messi in behind him. That’s 3rd, 2nd and 1st in last year’s World Footballer of the Year award forming a triangle around him – he desperately needed help (...)
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Barca hold a key advantage here again, however, where Busquets has carved out a niche in shadowing deep-lying attackers. He knows what they eat for breakfast.
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30th December 2011 10:50 AM #68Mike the Knife
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Cruyff with Rosell at the helm?
Paolo Maldini - "In my opinion, Messi should win the Golden Ball each year. He's an unbelievable player."
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30th December 2011 10:59 AM #69Senior Member
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Originally Posted by FCBarca
Cruyff with Rosell at the helm?
(...) and Carrick was faced with Xavi and Iniesta coming past him, and Messi in behind him. That’s 3rd, 2nd and 1st in last year’s World Footballer of the Year award forming a triangle around him – he desperately needed help (...)
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Barca hold a key advantage here again, however, where Busquets has carved out a niche in shadowing deep-lying attackers. He knows what they eat for breakfast.
- Paul Morrissey
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31st December 2011 06:00 PM #70
Harry Redknapp.
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1st January 2012 05:00 PM #71Shukran Pep
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A person close to Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson has sounded out Guardiola on becoming his successor at the English club. [express]
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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2nd January 2012 07:48 PM #72Senior Member
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Some papers are mentioning Bielsa's name as a possible successor of Pep. I love many things about Bielsa (I have the tendency to like unorthodox people) and he's a massive influence of Pep, but I have the solid feeling that it would go terribly wrong
"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".
"In my time as a manager it is the best team we have faced" - sir Alex Ferguson
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4th January 2012 02:10 PM #73
yeah as much as I like Bielsa,he is not good enough to coach a team like barca tbf
Tito shall have his chance I would say
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4th January 2012 05:02 PM #74
I have to correct you because he is already the greatest Manager in history! I mean 13 titles in such a short period of time was never reached before by another one!
Is it right,that there were some gossips about Guardiola and Mancheser United, as a replace for Sir Alex Ferguson?
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5th January 2012 06:38 AM #75
Bielsa is not good enough to shine Pep shoes, let alone replacing him. First I like to see if he does any better than keeping Atletic in a better place than the 9th spot before reading some sick jokes about relating him to the Barca's bench! Just WoW!!
"Football is simple, but it is difficult to play simple." Johan Cruyff
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