Apr. 03 Barca - Sevilla 1:0 ( Real M. just beat them in Sevilla with 2 : 3.) We were very lucky to get this one.
Apr. 07 Eintracht - Barca 1:1 (From this game started out downfall )
Apr. 10 Levante - Barca 2 : 3 ( Against the 19 th seeded team in La Liga, we had so many problems and were very lucky to get the win.)
Apr. 14 Barca - Eintracht 2 : 3 ( Just want to mention that they are currently at # 9 spot in Bundesliga. They used very effectively our meaningless ball possession and killed us on a fast counter-attacks.)
Apr. 18 Barca - Cadiz 0 : 1 ( Another La Liga outsider from the relegation zone has embarrassed us at home and with little more luck they could finish 0 : 3 in Bacelona. )
OK. Why am I bringing up these stats? It is with the only purpose to show how ineffective is Xavi's current system. As a member of that tiki-taka Guardiola's team, I was sure that he will continue with the same playing stile. Xavi does not know anything else. That countless passing and possession of the ball, when it is not moving vertically and does not create situation for goals means absolutely NOTHING. Segnor Hernandez should understand that and if he wants to stay a little longer than our previous coaches, he should start immediately to implement more effective system. Maybe, some of you won't agree with this, but I need to say it. How ineffective our system is at the moment shows the fact that the ball goes continiously to Dembele, who is glued at the side-line and all he does ( at his best ) is to throw a cutting pass into the penalty area. That is fine, but who will finish it there. Torres is not good with headers. Aubameyang and Depay also. The one that can play better with his head (LDJ) is on the bench and comes in with 3-5 minutes left. Yes, we lack quality up-front and we were even worst when Koeman was around. Xavi has to play with the players he has and to find the best playing system and formation. We can not continue like this. This stupid tiki-taka won't bring us any success, but just more and more embarrassments.
