Stric
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I think that, if he really wants to play, we should extend his contract until 2014 and use him sparingly, in less important games, and for fewer minutes. As the 4th choice CB or whatever. He's amazingly good, and it would kind of suck to see him spared like that, but he's still in recovery, he's old, and using him as a regular in top-flight football doesn't strike me as a good idea. However, if he wishes to continue, I think we should offer him an extension and give him some opportunities.
I'd still prefer it if he himself decided to retire this summer, though. Without being denied an extension first or anything like that. As much as I love his playing, and it's obvious he's still got it, I'd prefer it if he just called it a day and left with his head held high, after showing everyone what a warrior he is. Then stay at the club at an executive position or whatever.
I'd still prefer it if he himself decided to retire this summer, though. Without being denied an extension first or anything like that. As much as I love his playing, and it's obvious he's still got it, I'd prefer it if he just called it a day and left with his head held high, after showing everyone what a warrior he is. Then stay at the club at an executive position or whatever.
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I think Busquets learned a lot from him in this respect.
And here I was, thinking that today's performance would kill the stupid idea that Abidal would spend hundreds/thousands of hours in training just so that he could make a few cameos and retire. On a team where the 2011-2013 version of Pique is our first choice CB, Abidal will be more than good enough.
