Trickykid
Active member
I wonder how many of these super young guys such as this Cuenca, Vitinho, Cocurella, Busquets, Bueno (not to forget forgotten guys like Paik, Lee, Mujica) and so on that Gerard has the guts to play. Segunda A is tough as nails in terms of physicality and competitiveness and it'll really be a babtism by fire for the youngsters who has little to no experience in leagues like this one.
Considering his two first seasons here I'm guessing he'll rely heavily on more experienced players, but it seems the number of interesting young talents in the squad is much higher this coming season than what he's been used to. In the wake of the recent wave of criticism of La Masia, I wouldn't be surprised if the board is pressuring Gerard somewhat to give more opportunities to the talents, but it's going to be an extremely fine line he'll have to walk in order to stay in the division while developing all this exciting young guys.
Considering his two first seasons here I'm guessing he'll rely heavily on more experienced players, but it seems the number of interesting young talents in the squad is much higher this coming season than what he's been used to. In the wake of the recent wave of criticism of La Masia, I wouldn't be surprised if the board is pressuring Gerard somewhat to give more opportunities to the talents, but it's going to be an extremely fine line he'll have to walk in order to stay in the division while developing all this exciting young guys.