Hans-Dieter Flick

[DonAK]

Cubarsi, Inigo and Araujo all have their flaws, BUT.....Cubarsi is young and inexperienced and it's showed lately, Inigo is old and probably cannot handle the workload.

Araujo is just a disappointment.

 

[jamrock]

Didn't Christensen score against Madrid last season?

Huh? The only thing I remember Christensen doing vs likes of PSG and Madrid last season is scoring in both games from 2 corners.
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Rewatching the Bellingham goal 😂.

Short term memory typical of Barca forum.

The forum was raging then like it was now.

And I'm not even saying it in a negative way.

He's our white night now because he didn't play minutes, if he did, the same thing would have happened, because concede chances is simply a by product of flickball.

At this point I've accepted it, our best defender as far as I'm concerned is raphinha.


Score 4+ and we good.

 

[serghei]

Last goal, the one for 3-2? You realize that he scored for us in that match?

 

[Temptation]

A lil clip highlighting the Klopp press. This is the best press and counterpress system coached in Football history. @jamrock @serghei @Birdy

Once we sold Coutinho, Klopp completely removed the purpose served by the AM. Counterpressing was our biggest playmaker, as Klopp used to say. Selling Coutinho and getting VVD and Alisson with that money helped us to make this crazy high line high press system sustainable.

 

[zanela]

Flickball is totally radical. Barca have been the biggest entertainers in world football this season, according to both football purists and the casuals. I'm relishing every moment of it.


Speaking of entertainment, I was wondering - if you had to compare football's current best managers to Hollywood directors, who would be their cinematic counterparts?

Pep Guardiola, Carlo Ancelotti, Simeone Inzaghi, Hansi Flick, Antonio Conte, Luis Enrique
Chistopher Nolan, James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese, Michael Bay, Ridley Scott

For me Pep is Nolan (intricate storytellers), Ancelotti is Scorsese (character-driven) , Hansi is Tarantino (high-octane stuff)... the rest is hard to tell.

 

[DonAK]

This system is tough on CBs, which is why it's at its peak with athletic, very quick CBs.

He had Boateng and Alaba at Bayern, both before their bodies broke down. Okay Alaba isn't the tallest, but that's two CBs that can play out of the back and were very quick and athletic enough to cover a lot of ground.

 

[KingLeo10]

A lil clip highlighting the Klopp press. This is the best press and counterpress system coached in Football history. @jamrock @serghei @Birdy

Bobby was so underrated.

The press doesn't work as it did without him.

 

[KingLeo10]

Flickball is totally radical. Barca have been the biggest entertainers in world football this season, according to both football purists and the casuals. I'm relishing every moment of it.


Speaking of entertainment, I was wondering - if you had to compare football's current best managers to Hollywood directors, who would be their cinematic counterparts?

Pep Guardiola, Carlo Ancelotti, Simeone Inzaghi, Hansi Flick, Antonio Conte, Luis Enrique
Chistopher Nolan, James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese, Michael Bay, Ridley Scott

For me Pep is Nolan (intricate storytellers), Ancelotti is Scorsese (character-driven) , Hansi is Tarantino (high-octane stuff)... the rest is hard to tell.

What is Michael Bay doing in this lineup

Would probably be some German manager who runs a high octane system like Flick but without being any good

Also, you forgot the best director on the planet at the moment: Dennis Villeneuve

 

[jamrock]

We will comeback with the same set of defenders next season, we will play smarter towards the end of games and win the CL.

Mark my words.

Martinez would do better, oops nope
Cubarsi would oops nope.
Kounde he would definitely be the difference

 

[Temptation]

Bobby was so underrated.

The press doesn't work as it did without him.

He was the pressing trigger. He started the press and everyone followed. The press was very tactical and cohesive. It wasn't just running towards the ball. We used to set up all kinds of traps by deliberately leaving certain passing lanes open for the opponents. It was so fascinating to watch.

 

[serghei]

What is Michael Bay doing in this lineup

Would probably be some German manager who runs a high octane system like Flick but without being any good

Also, you forgot the best director on the planet at the moment: Dennis Villeneuve

Michael Bay is ETH.

 

[Temptation]

Also, you forgot the best director on the planet at the moment: Dennis Villeneuve

Hot take: Sicario is overrated af.

Prisoners is great though.

 

[serghei]

A lil clip highlighting the Klopp press. This is the best press and counterpress system coached in Football history. @jamrock @serghei @Birdy

Once we sold Coutinho, Klopp completely removed the purpose served by the AM. Counterpressing was our biggest playmaker, as Klopp used to say. Selling Coutinho and getting VVD and Alisson with that money helped us to make this crazy high line high press system sustainable.

That's the road for us. It's even more imperative Barca does it as our system is more radical than Klopp ball.

 

[KingLeo10]

Hot take: Sicario is overrated af.

Prisoners is great though.

Arrival and Dune (Part II especially) are master pieces.

Sicario is a solid 8/10.

 

[Temptation]

Michael Bay is ETH.

No wonder Horatio twerks for Bay.