Isaac Cuenca
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ebieymjunior
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CatalinR10
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Pepe Silvia
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100% offload.
Alarcón
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idiot fans. pure idiots
Ghost
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Not in modern football.
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Galning
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He had. He was a lot better than Tello before his injury. Not even close. Whether or not that was just a season form, we'll never know.
Cuenca was miles ahead of Tello in terms of technical ability and getting past his player Tello only had a long shot and pace on Cuenca
ammarfcb
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your forgettin how OP tello was. some already labelled him thiery tello for his finishing.
I already said he had a long shot on Cuenca but Cuenca carved more chances and was more of a threatyour forgettin how OP tello was. some already labelled him thiery tello for his finishing.
DonAndres
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Cuenca: "I've been injured for two years, it seemed like eternity, but I see light at the end of the tunnel now. I start believing again."
Cuenca: "I don't know Luis Enrique's plans, but I want to stay at Barça. I'd love to do at least the pre-season, so he can judge me." [ser]
Poor dude, it's tragic what happened to him. It seems that recently he's regained his ambition and drive to succeed. If he can maintain fitness, he can get back onto his path and go on to be a success given how much talent and intelligence he has. However, I don't see that chance for him at Barca. He should be given the preseason and try to get some sort of kick start from participating in training/friendlies and make a smart choice about a club to go to that'll suit him and help him progress (somewhere like Villarreal or Rayo would be perfect). I just hope for his sake that the club doesn't just ignore him and give him away to the highest bidder instead of actually working to get him a good move.
Cuenca: "I don't know Luis Enrique's plans, but I want to stay at Barça. I'd love to do at least the pre-season, so he can judge me." [ser]
Poor dude, it's tragic what happened to him. It seems that recently he's regained his ambition and drive to succeed. If he can maintain fitness, he can get back onto his path and go on to be a success given how much talent and intelligence he has. However, I don't see that chance for him at Barca. He should be given the preseason and try to get some sort of kick start from participating in training/friendlies and make a smart choice about a club to go to that'll suit him and help him progress (somewhere like Villarreal or Rayo would be perfect). I just hope for his sake that the club doesn't just ignore him and give him away to the highest bidder instead of actually working to get him a good move.
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Interview to radio barcelona, translation from totalbarca:
It wasn’t that long ago that Isaac Cuenca must have been feeling on top of the world. He had broken into the Barça first team, getting significant minutes under legendary boss Pep Guardiola. Unfortunately, the story since has been rather different. A awful streak of injuries has set his career back and he was entirely overlooked by Gerardo Martino. Cuenca spoke on Ràdio Barcelona recently and gave a reveling personal interview as well offering some seriously interesting sounds bites regarding training methods in recent seasons and Xavi as player-manager.
Even though the indications are Luis Enrique isn’t planning next season with Cuenca in mind, the winger makes it clear he wants to stay. “I don’t know Luis Enrique’s intentions but mine are to stay here. I would be delighted if he let me join pre-season and he could observe me. After all that’s happened, to leave like this would be sad. I’ve started believing in myself again but I need to be training properly again, competing and playing some games to make me feel like a footballer again. These two years of injury have been long, very long but I think there is light at the end of the tunnel now.“
Cuenca was bothered by what he felt was ostracism by Martino. “It was a very strange season. There were times during the season that trainings weren’t intense. For example, when we all thought we were out of the league, the intensity of trainings dropped and then some time later again improved.” This next sound bite is what I found most personally revealing. “You have to work a lot on positional play [to get it right], every week, so that you don’t forget. With Guardiola we did that, but with the others we didn’t”.
He was asked his opinion on the depurates of club icons like Víctor Valdes, Carles Puyol, Cesc Fàbregas and possibly Xavi Hernández. “It surprises me that so many players that gave such an enormous amount of weight in the dressing room are leaving. It greatly surprised me that Xavi is going to Qatar. He could play another year for sure.“
Finally, Cuenca seems to confirm that Tata Martino had decided to resign by February already and that Xavi was set to take over as player-manager. “It surprised me that Tata planned on reigning. If February we still had everything to play for.“
Part in bold is revealing... Tata really wasn't suited for the job. A bad choice of manager ruined the season.
It wasn’t that long ago that Isaac Cuenca must have been feeling on top of the world. He had broken into the Barça first team, getting significant minutes under legendary boss Pep Guardiola. Unfortunately, the story since has been rather different. A awful streak of injuries has set his career back and he was entirely overlooked by Gerardo Martino. Cuenca spoke on Ràdio Barcelona recently and gave a reveling personal interview as well offering some seriously interesting sounds bites regarding training methods in recent seasons and Xavi as player-manager.
Even though the indications are Luis Enrique isn’t planning next season with Cuenca in mind, the winger makes it clear he wants to stay. “I don’t know Luis Enrique’s intentions but mine are to stay here. I would be delighted if he let me join pre-season and he could observe me. After all that’s happened, to leave like this would be sad. I’ve started believing in myself again but I need to be training properly again, competing and playing some games to make me feel like a footballer again. These two years of injury have been long, very long but I think there is light at the end of the tunnel now.“
Cuenca was bothered by what he felt was ostracism by Martino. “It was a very strange season. There were times during the season that trainings weren’t intense. For example, when we all thought we were out of the league, the intensity of trainings dropped and then some time later again improved.” This next sound bite is what I found most personally revealing. “You have to work a lot on positional play [to get it right], every week, so that you don’t forget. With Guardiola we did that, but with the others we didn’t”.
He was asked his opinion on the depurates of club icons like Víctor Valdes, Carles Puyol, Cesc Fàbregas and possibly Xavi Hernández. “It surprises me that so many players that gave such an enormous amount of weight in the dressing room are leaving. It greatly surprised me that Xavi is going to Qatar. He could play another year for sure.“
Finally, Cuenca seems to confirm that Tata Martino had decided to resign by February already and that Xavi was set to take over as player-manager. “It surprised me that Tata planned on reigning. If February we still had everything to play for.“
Part in bold is revealing... Tata really wasn't suited for the job. A bad choice of manager ruined the season.
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