Hans-Dieter Flick

Hansi Flick - how do we rate him?


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Do you guys think that Hansi Flick will have the same effect that Mourinho had in Madrid, as in they restablished the allure of their respective clubs but they couldn’t deliver the big ears although they were very close to doing it

Barca is a top3 team at the moment, i dont think he wont win a cl during his career here, just need trust

also during Mou time it was more difficult to win a cl, these days only PSG looks stronger than us
 

draconifire

NTC with a Positive attitude
With all the defence talks. Here's an analysis I did this June.


Also big @Joan input also collaborated with mine.

And then mine:


Our conclusion was, the defence would improve massively if we get a Taller, faster CB that can mitigate some of the xGA we create.
This was before Inigo left. Now we are even worse.


Good video.
 

Rassvet

Well-known member
Those pundits on ESPN FC are half retarded, and that's their good half. Not to mention they are Madrid fans, the lot of them almost. Madrid hasn't repeated a league title in 20 years almost and they say something like that. That show is good for comic relief and not much else.
Only Macca is a Madrid fan. Rest are neutral or lean Barca.
 
There wont be a press conference from Hansi before the match, Flick thinks its better when his assistent holds it:

“I’m very proud to be managing from the bench. It will be a very tough game. It will be important to control possession and apply pressure.”


Regarding not having Flick present on the touchline for the game, he added: “We always miss Hansi when he’s not here. He’s the most important part of the team. We all know what we have to do.”
“Lamine is a top player, and he’ll be motivated for tomorrow. Hopefully, he can have a great game,”
he said.


Regarding the challenge that the 18-year-old faces going up against Real Madrid left-back Alvaro Carreras, who performed well in this duel while at Benfica, Sorg remarked:


“Lamine is always motivated. If I remember correctly, we won every game with Benfica.”
The Barcelona assistant coach then lamented the absence of Raphinha, who has not recovered from his hamstring injury, while also offering an update on Ferran Torres.


“Raphinha won’t be available, but we have enough players. We’ll try to get Ferran on the pitch, but we’ll decide tomorrow,” said Sorg.


Regarding the condition of Jules Kounde and his availability, Sorg stated: “Jules trained this morning, and we have to wait and see how he reacts after training. We haven’t decided on tomorrow’s starting eleven yet.”


On the topic of referees, especially after the game against Girona, where Barcelona felt aggrieved by some of the decisions, Sorg remarked:


“You have to focus on the match and nothing else. You can’t think about the referees. We all make mistakes, and we have to discuss what we can control.”


There have been some question marks about Barcelona’s high defensive line tactics, especially after the heavy defeat against Sevilla, but Sorg insists that they will stick to their guns.


“We have to do our job well, press and keep a high line. If we change anything, we’ll lose our structure, and that doesn’t help,” he stated.


Regarding who is the favourite heading into the match, Sorg refused to pick one, saying: “In these games, it’s 50/50. The team that plays better will win, it’s that simple.”
Barcelona are facing a selection dilemma in central defence, where Ronald Araujo is pushing for a start while Pau Cubarsi and Eric Garcia have done well. On the topic, the assistant coach said:

“Normally it’s better to play with the same eleven, but we’ve had a lot of injuries and we’ve made changes. If you have 60 games a year, it’s not possible to always stick with the same ones.”

On the opposition​

Sorg then spoke about Real Madrid and their improvement this season under Xabi Alonso, saying:

“The biggest change is that they press very well, especially in attack.”

The Barcelona assistant coach also touched upon the atmosphere at the Santiago Bernabeu and how it can pose a challenge.

“At the Bernabeu, you never know what might happen. There are a lot of emotions, and we’re ready for that,” he remarked.

“We had a good transition, and if we want to win at the Bernabeu, we have to stick together, press and play as a unit. If we do that, we’ll have chances.”

Regarding Real Madrid superstars Vinicius Jr. and Kylian Mbappe, he added: “We always talk about the opposition. That’s how we work. The players will be ready, especially for Vini and Mbappe.”
 

FCBfan22

Senior Member
Where is your plan B? This was clinically insane coaching. Doing more of the same expecting different results. The gap between midfielders and front 4 was enormous and we had no chance of getting the ball in the final third while RM was pressing....
 

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