Xavi vs Hansi Flick

[@AayushKumar-dz1nw]

This channel is very underrated

[@mincilimcisaacmaseko2452]

Real Barca fans will always appreciate the work Xavi did,he came here at our LOWEST and brought hope to the club again,will never forget the 4-0 thrashing of Real Madrid, The Supa Copa and League titles, as well as the players he's produced that are flourishing under Flick,forever a legend in my book hope he comes back one day and finish what he started 💙❤

[@princeguardiola21]

@@mincilimcisaacmaseko2452 thank you man, the true barca fans will show up ❤️❤️❤️

[@rz7909]

What work? Not having a game plan and winning out of mere luck? Not having an understanding of a players role? Lewa’s 9, being unable to bring the best version of players?, inability to adapt outdated posesión against opponents that can see us coming from miles away?, people wants to bring that Xavi won the league while failing to realize that was just luck out of everyone and Madrid playing worst in the season while having a lewadoski carrying us, all went down hill when Xavi throw out nine underbus for his dumb experiment.

[@Blackfly032]

@@rz7909He had a terrible last season but you can't win La Lia with just luck dumbass.

[@velovis04]

@@rz7909you could have just said “I don’t understand football” instead of writing all that shit.

[@rz7909]

@@velovis04 just because you are a blind Barcelona fan doesn't give you any knowledge over football, specially trying xavi's suckery as a DT, I could even go as far as saying that xavi went down hill once negreira came into the picture, he wasn't competent anymore since you might want to bring the lucky league title.

[@itsmorashid]

The difference is, Xavi strived to recreate prime Barcelona with players that aren't as talented (or more appropriately, have different strengths). Being the best midfielder in history and representing Tiki Taka, it was always going to be a losing battle without the right players. That is why Xavi was insistent this squad is not good enough. He only knows how to achieve success in one way. The 'Barca way'. Flick on the other hand represents the German philosophy. Hard work, discipline, and a plan can beat any talented team. Lest we forget 2013 Bayern demolish the same core of Barca players that won it all. Yes, they were affected by Tito and etc., but that's no excuse to lose 7-0. Flick can get the best of even average players and has a style that suits our players better. We might not have Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets to play around the press like child play. But we do have pressing monsters and technically gifted enough players to win games in other ways. It's all about perspective and approach. I don't blame Xavi. His school of thought and philosophy is not suited to the current group of players. Should he have more financial freedom, maybe he might achieve it like Pep did at City. He is the right coach at the wrong time.

[@rz7909]

In other worlds if Xavi doesn’t have a Lionel Messi and once in a planetary aligned generation under la masía, he can’t do anything?, bro that only makes Xavi look bad, I am glad then and more credit for hansi getting a sextuple without having the goat and goat teammates.

[@every.thing.3299]

No. He just needs the right players for his system. And those players exist now, but barca can't afford them.

[@dogarecute6677]

I agree

[@theAustrianLad]

Xavi set the foundation that flick is using today. Remember that Xavi requested for the signature of Olmo. He couldn’t get him until Flick’s Barcelona

[@joshace7738]

He wanted olmo as a lw flick wanted him to be a cam

[@rz7909]

lol 😂this clowns

[@gamingwithbils2537]

Xavi had the options between ferran and olmo and he chose ferran. And now we have a useless player.

[@FabianObinna-pn1bu]

Xavi never wanted olmo he wanted Nico William never olmo

[@gioturtle7]

Not Xavi, it's Deco who wanted Olmo

[@MDHKLHD]

Xavi came to lead the team in difficult time after Messi era, and took the team to win the league. You have to respect Xavi for leaving by himself when he thought he was not good enough to carry team forward. I don’t understand all the hates he is getting.

[@lastway9844]

Hating Xavi and loving Barcelona at the same time is not possible

[@MrJuan-yz7fb]

Exactly, I wish everyone can think like that

[@nerddoctor8505]

We love him as player but he was trash manager

[@MrJuan-yz7fb]

@nerddoctor8505 how he brought us supercopa de españa and la liga he was the only one to take the barca when we needed it the most

[@nerddoctor8505]

@ if we count the trophies yhen Valverde did amazing job at barca

[@MrJuan-yz7fb]

@nerddoctor8505 xavi brought us back to 2nd place when we were in 9th place in the league

[@dangerzonegaming5347]

I still feel like Xavi came barcelona to early he should have waited and get more experience

[@gokuson4049]

All the more why I respect the man because he came to the rescue the instant he heard Barca was in trouble

[@yeshva]

Xavi was the best manager for Barcelona at the time he came in... He brought Barca back to the top-level and its values of trusting the youth He won 2 trophies despite the financial crisis at hand... He did well for a coach who has not coached a lot but that was the issue with him: his inexperience Flick found it easy to implement his system bc of the work Xavi had done over his time at Barca...

[@hanhthien2948]

hes just bad at coaching...

[@yeshva]

@@hanhthien2948 "bad at coaching" wont have won the La Liga in his first full season while having the best defensive season in La Liga history

[@NorthLondonForeverCOYG]

Barça under Xavi was not bad. They were underrated. They won the LaLiga in his 1st full season. But in the 2nd season, injuries struck. In the past 10 years or so, Xavi gave youngsters debut more than any other Barça manager. There was the ideology but not the right players.

[@curtischarles5299]

Nonsense . Let arsenal play like barca and see all of you arsenal fans tearing down the stands . Xavi play boring side to side passes all game. Small teams beating us ,big teams beating us , mid table teams running all over us . Thank goodness the president had the sense to get a proper coach . Xavi was great player but not a great coach . This is the exact team that xavi had and look how this team is playing. The exact team except gundogan for olmo.

[@dr-khanbadshah8842]

Yeah your right😳

[@meme_nation1019]

You are right and xavi always has excuses like he when there was something wrong when he should have focused on the squad he had.

[@onyxt3589]

@@curtischarles5299 What are you waffling about? Arteta needed 3 seasons to finish above 8th at Arsenal but y'all are out here complaining about 85 points n second place

[@NorthLondonForeverCOYG]

@@onyxt3589 Actually it took Arteta 2 full seasons to finish above 8th.

[@e.3rzz]

the ppl who talk bad in Xavi are forgetting HES the reason we have all the youth players we have now Flick just made them even better than they already were

[@argy7526]

Flick is great, he is one of the best managers rn and undoubtly an improvement over xavi but his exit was very disrespectful with the barcelona fans treating him no better ever since

[@tobaepebinuade5830]

Many of us believed that Xavi was the right manager for this team, but given what we’ve seen from Flick so far, I was wrong to be honest as we felt like he needed more time and should be heavily backed, his replacement has made the team much better than ever before despite having the same players from last season. He was always going to be an upgrade on him, as much as people talk about his disappointing tenure with the Germany national team as they have so many good players and it didn’t work out for him there, we ignore the fact that he was walking into one of their most difficult periods in their history and on top of that, we regularly ignore the differences between being a manager at club and international level. People will bring up the fact that “Bayern Munich had an elite team”, but alongside Pep Guardiola, Flick is one of the only managers in football history to win a sextuple (6 trophies in a span of 12 months, Bundesliga, Champions League, DFB Pokal, UEFA Super Cup, German Super Cup, and Club World Cup) and at this level, it’s so difficult to win multiple trophies in a season as it requires a team to be consistent in almost every competition they play in and he did all of this in a span of a year even if it was during COVID. Anyways, given his track record, I don’t think it’s a coincidence that he’s doing so well at Barcelona right now as what makes his impact on the team very impressive is that, they barely made any transfers, they didn’t sign a CDM or a left winger which are 2 areas of the team that needed to be strengthened, the only player they signed was someone they realistically didn’t need, but has done well every time he’s played, they’ve had so many injuries to multiple starters, he hasn’t even had a full strength squad to choose from, they made some questionable decisions off the pitch that made a lot of their fans upset and they’re absolutely cooking right now as they’re top of La Liga at the moment as they’ve won 8 out of 9 games, they won their first 7 games of the season, they’ve been scoring goals for fun left right and center, they’ve played some of the best brand of attacking football we’ve seen from them since MSN, there’s a purpose about the way they play whether they’re defending with a high line, pressing and winning the ball back in different areas of the pitch and generating a lot of chances from an attacking perspective. If they continue to play like this, not only could they win the league, they should be a genuine contender for the champions league as this is a competition they’ve struggled in for years and now that they have a proper manager, their results in Europe should improve hopefully. Unlike certain teams who have a plethora of superstars, they’re not playing haram ball and they don’t rely on pens and despite having so many injuries, they’re doing what people expect Real Madrid to do after they signed Mbappe as everyone thought they would be unstoppable and that football is over, it’s been the complete opposite so far. As early as it still is in the season, this is the sort of football that we expect Barcelona to play week in week out as the thing with Xavi is that yes they were able to get results and win games as that’s what matters at the end of the day, but scraping results against teams they should be beating isn’t always good enough, it’s not sustainable as being the Barca manager means that you have to win games and challenge for trophies in a certain way that’s attractive to the fans and can also be beneficial to the team. In Yamal Lewandowski and Raphinha, on current form they have the best attack in Europe they have their own MSN, their number 9 is back to scoring goals at a consistent rate while the 2 wingers have created the most big chances out of any player in Europe this season, I mean, who would’ve thought that their front 3 would have more goals than Real Madrid’s attack that has guys like Mbappe Vini and Rodrygo and the difference is that they’re not relying on penalties, Olmo has been a solid addition to the team and has been a goalscoring threat before his injury which was unfortunate, at the same time not a surprise since he’s an excellent player, but doesn’t have a good injury record, Pedri has been pulling the strings in midfield he’s playing in a deeper role, yet is still able to produce his magic on the ball, Bernal was doing well before his ACL injury, Casado has been a revelation in the double pivot in midfield and seriously how do these guys keep finding gems from their academy and with the way he’s playing, I wonder what his role in the team will be when everyone is healthy as it’s difficult to leave him on the bench as going into the start of the season, he wasn’t expected to play a lot of minutes, due to injuries he’s come in and has stepped up. Kounde has been a consistent performer as a right back, Cubarsi at the age of 17 is honestly too good for his age and he’s only going to get better from here and alongside him at the back, in the midst of their injury situation in defense, Martinez has also been excellent as well and they have a solid defensive line and they’re crucial in their buildup play and keep in mind that going into the season, they were their only 2 natural center backs who were available as their defense had a teenager and someone who’s 4th or 5th choice when everyone is fit. Watching the way in which Barcelona are dominating other teams making it look so easy, just imagine if Flick has a full strength squad as they’re playing on another level right now and from here, it’ll only get better for them.

[@danmathewmanoj4389]

unpopular opinion : xavi should be assistant manager unde flick

[@r3dblood816]

Nice one

[@HIM-lk6of]

Just discovered your channel. This was my fist video. Great takes on this matter. I appreciate your respect for Xavi and what he did while critiquing his limitations. The fact that he laid the foundation for several things that have continued or improved under Flick is something I greatly appreciate. You also gave the German his flowers, showing where his elite talent and experience have taken us forward, finding solutions Xavi probably would've taken months, years, or possibly never would've considered.

[@hisham9737]

great analysis man, you should have more publicity than that

[@IvanIvanov-ve6ti]

It feels great when you are winning, with Xavi - it was the same thing in the beginning. However, you can do only so much with an injured squad, like we saw what happened with Osasuna when you use youngsters that are not ready but pushed to play big football. But still though to be honest - the biggest flex Barca has right now is the "La Masia", for which neither Xavi nor Hansi is responsible. That being said, you can see the two different styles of play and as a Barca fan you want to see this attacking football, so I'm glad to see Hansi, but I will never forget how Xavi set the pillars of this team with - Gavi, Pedri, Yamal, Cubarsi, Fort, Casado and so on. Great video, wish you all the best! :)

[@mincilimcisaacmaseko2452]

For Barca fans things are Finally looking up ,we deserve this after the Neymar,Roma,Liverpool, Bayern etc... trauma times especially with Bartomeu we might actually dominate Europe for a decade again 😭💙❤

[@bear_eater254]

The disrespect needs to stop, Xavi didn't fail tactically he just lost the dressing room even in his worst season he still finished 2nd with 85 points like Barcelona beats PSG and we're entering a very different territory.

[@Ramkumarjaga]

You know what they say.. "Success has many fathers but failure is an orphan". Xavi is definitely an upgrade for a Koeman, Setien or even Valverde

[@SteveRogerNongsiej]

respect for xavi for even winning the league

[@mannyathabang1315]

It always pisses me off when some barca plastic fans fans dunk on Xavi. We love you Mister💙❤️ we love you Xavi.

[@Keizer-v9c]

Flick is the ultimate upgrade we needed. He'll make Barca great again 🗿

[@tomaszstarzZz]

-Poor training regime under Xavi resulted in drop in quality in the second season. (Xavi fixed defence one year and than let it got worse the very next year) (Lewandowski by himself opted for additional training session to bring himself back) -Xavi was forcing Tiki Taka, he needed attackers who can dribble 3,4 players. Attacking was very predictable and slow. (Lewy had far less passes and space, he never had to dripple in his whole career under Klopp, Guardiola or Flick as they knew he is the best as finisher)

[@tobaepebinuade5830]

As great of a job Hansi Flick has done at Barcelona, I think there’s a certain section of their fans who are ignoring the impact and foundation that Xavi set for the team’s growth and while they’re playing some of the best football we’ve seen from them in years, he played a massive role in their current run of form. What Xavi did for this team in the short term was impressive considering the fact that when he first took over, not only were they in 9th place in La Liga but they weren’t in the best situation financially as they were basically broke, it was difficult for them to register new signings as they had to scrape other players’ wages and had to offload them in order to balance the books. In spite of all of this, he heavily relied on the younger players from the academy and it was obvious that they were building something special as they went from mid table to 2nd place and then the following season, they won their first league title in 4 years and while they didn’t win La Liga by playing the “Barca way” as in the past, they’ve been known for having a dominant attack, their defensive solidarity and ability to grind out results without playing at their best was key to their title win and also it was a sign of things to come for them. From giving the likes of Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi their debuts and are both regular starters in the team at the age of 17 to signing one of the best number 9s of our generation in Robert Lewandowski and the likes of Raphinha and Jules Kounde who’ve also elevated the overall quality of the squad and the arrival of Dani Olmo later on. Last season was more complicated for Barcelona as they were riddled with injuries, they were very inconsistent one game they look like a world class team, the next game, they look all over the place and as soon as they found their best run of form, they were already out of the title race in La Liga and they were eliminated from the Champions League mainly because of an unfortunate red card, Xavi ball wasn’t working, even though they managed to win a lot of games, it wasn’t all that convincing and with all the talent they have at their disposal, there was a feeling that they should be playing much better as it looked as if he had taken the club as far as he could go as he reached his ceiling and had a lot of limitations tactically since he was a young manager and even though the club convinced him to stay after he decided he wanted to leave on his own terms, he was still sacked and yes he wasn’t wrong in discussing their financial situation as literally everyone knows that, but at the same time, as a manager; he cannot publicly come out and say that “they cannot compete with Real Madrid”. As good of a job he did given their circumstances and what he had to deal with, there was a feeling that he wasn’t the right manager to take them to the next level since yes they won the league, but Barcelona are a club that has ambition to do well in the champions league and they were regularly coming up short in Europe despite his best efforts.

[@hussamkj403]

Xavi really been done dirty. He came in the worst time and got the Laliga. He was winning with dried up benches. Heck, he managed to beat PSG in the 1st leg. Bad luck and his inexperience played a roll. But he is by far not the worst thing that happened to Barca.

[@abishaipatel6287]

best youtube channel.

[@chriscolombie4135]

Xavi wasn’t bad, he was a big part to us getting that la liga back but he had bad team rotation leading to the same players playing constantly, he had favorites and clearly didn’t use some players for some reasons, his tactics were good but it seems he expected the kids to do what he could possibly do, experience is what he lacks but I’m not gonna trash on him, he pulled barca from a place of darkness 🫡 I respect that, Flick looks to be better right now, he knows in this new champions league system players will get tired , he simplified the tactics for players like lewy and pedri to make a comeback, raphinia who could press in Leeds is back from the dead in this high press system , best Brazilian this beginning of the season, The key to see if flick will truly make a difference is in the next three matches, let’s hope it’s good news 😢

[@jadwigawoszczyna3383]

Szacunek mam dla Haviego dużo pracy włożył dla Barci Flick to super trener jest doświadczony i wie jak ustawiać zawodników zna lewego dobrze a na dodatek jak macie Szczęsnego to będzie lepiej a nie gorzej ❤🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@georgesunny1999]

Xavi didn't do anything wrong imo He just reached his ceiling and there was nothing else he could do As a manager he needs to mature in terms of tactics, dealing with the media, looking for excuses like the pitch, the refs, etc and losing his mind during the game!

[@Mehhssiiiiii]

Xavi laied the foundation of the empire with la masia and Flick is buliding the emprire with la masia. Xavi will always be our legend no matter what🔵🔴❤️

[@leonblue864]

LMAO Xavi apologist are brain dead. What football foundation did he lay??

[@Ezek18-32]

Xavi improved the team more than Flick. He took Barça from 9th to second place in a few months, won La Liga and Super cup the next year, and was actually very decent the following year, missing the trophy mainly due to refereeing errors. Of course, Barça is playing a lot better than it ever did even since Messi left. Let's hope that wasn't just a run of good form. Also, Flick did make one huge mistake with his line-up against Osasuna. He should have placed his best 11 and rested the players a few days later against Young Boys. That could result in Barça being +6pts now.

[@lklivingstone7801]

Rest players for a UCL game!!!??? You must be joking

[@Ezek18-32]

@@lklivingstone7801 24th place in UCL isn't much worse than the 9th place. Heck, the difference between 1st and 24th place is way smaller than between 1st and 2nd place in the League. The 3 lost points against Osasuna might be decisive at the end of the season.

[@lklivingstone7801]

@@Ezek18-32 every top team is aiming for the top 8 position, not top 24. And if you're a barca fan then you'd know how important ucl games are. We lost against shakhtar and antwerp!!!! No team in Europe rotates their squad for ucl unless they've qualified for the next round. Would you rather have 2 losses in 8 games of ucl or 1 loss in 38 games in la liga?

[@Ezek18-32]

@@lklivingstone7801 2 losses in 8 games in ucl. But we're talking about 1 loss in ucl vs 1 loss in Liga, so DEFINITELY 1 loss in ucl. Besides, Young Boys at home vs Osasuna away are two completely different beasts. Out of the last 11 La Liga seasons, 5 titles were decided on margins of 3 points or less. in UCL, the chances to win are already pretty low (for Barça, around 7.5%). With two losses, it's hard to qualify directly, but there are good chances to get an easy opponent in the extra knock-out if you end up 9th or near that.

[@eldararnautovic2797]

It's same situation as for Golden State Warriors in NBA. Before Steve Kerr, Mark Jackson was head coach. Jackson set foundation for everything, developed young players, built chemistry, but they still needed Steve Kerr to become best team in last 10 years. Same for Barca. Without Xavi, nothing would be possible, but he did his role and now it's time for Hansi to make them best team in the world.

[@rz7909]

A great coach does the best out of the situation, flick did the job with what he found, he knows what to do, Xavi never knew what he was doing, he had no hope for the team while flick looked at the squad and made diamonds out of anyone Xavi thought was going to flop

[@williamkgasi6258]

Difference between Xavi and Hansi is that, Xavi believe in outdated Barcelona DNA style of football which is slow horizontal attacking ball possession, that is why Barcelona attacking was predictable and our opponents would just seatback low block waiting for Barcelona players to lose ball possession and counterattack us. Xavi didn't believe in intensity for 90 minutes physicality instead he believed in technical aspects of football yet football has evolved. Under Xavi, Barcelona players will get tired after 60 minutes and many coaches knew that weaknesses. With Hansi, it's a different story. He want intensity, speed and physicality. His team should attack and defend as a unit ,he doesn't rely on individual player brilliance.

[@LoveworldActivist]

Xavi DESERVED to be sacked, twice, for that statement he made, you do not say such a thing as a Barcelona fan, much less as a manager, even if it's true, you don't say it. And it's not even true, flick has proved it...

[@Daventure2024]

Why don’t you compare Flick with Koeman, Quique or Valverde ? Xavi came when it was a shambles and he really did a good job !

[@pedtalkssports]

1. It only makes sense to compare the newest manager with the one he most recently replaced 2. If you bothered to watch the video, alot of credit was given to Xavi for the work he did during his time.

[@Messigician]

Xavi may fail as a coach but he is still legend of this club

[@GodwinAbraham-m7j]

🎉just that flick is has more experience and tactics more than xavi , i think xavi is till learning . It was too early to come to Barcelona i think ... But xavi will soon make a great coach ❤

[@nte2336]

we wouldn't have beaten RMA if it was xavi

[@mannuelbwalya859]

Xavi made the foundation for flick

[@siddhitkale3531]

Xavi build a team and now flick is leading this team to success 💙❤️

[@7eemanuel]

Barca was just plagued with injuries under Xavi they were literally the best team up until the injuries

[@VitthalTalekar-u5u]

Hey can you make steven Gerrard vs frank lampard vs paul scholes vs Beckham vs kdb ?? Who is the goat midfielder for you in premier league?

[@ruwaimalqubaisi4163]

Ancelotti when managing milan said "Damn it, there’s too many of you!" And Flick while managing Barcelona has said "We’ll work with what we have." guess which manager won 4-0 over the other lol

[@ramahassan3264]

I'll never disrespect xavi n downplay what he did when our club was in disarray, the likes of reviving of La Masia talents....

[@fimmyk]

I’m sick and tired of Xavi apologists crying whenever someone criticises Xavi as a coach. If Flick was the manager from the begging instead of Xavi, Barca would’ve been far better off, The reality is that Xavi is a bum of a manager and he needs to go back to drawing board and gain experience. People seem to forget that the performances under Xavi were horrendous even during the season we won La Liga , we were wining games with thin margins while we were being outperformed by teams we should have been winning comfortably and everyone was blaming the players but all along Barca’s problem was Xavi and his inexperienced staff and we can clearly see that now with a manager who knows what he’s doing in Flick!

[@edwardireland]

Facts

[@rz7909]

Ironic Xavi was dead scare of Real Madrid before mbape coming to the league while right now after he left, no one is scared of Real Madrid, specially Barca, we can’t wait to have Madrid on our doorstep, they surely are scared even if they use their 15th ucl mask to be cause them from defeat.

[@fafoworaeyinimofe838]

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[@razorblade7486]

remember xavi is the only coach who used to protest against refereeing injustice and get booked every match

[@SurvivorSZN]

Xavi was the right manager but at the wrong time, and he will be back after flicks revolution hopefully

[@nerddoctor8505]

No. He will destroy the club.

[@alikmirzoyan5422]

For God Sake Barca should end being coached by Spanish or Dutch coaches.. their time have passed

[@noro1911]

Background music?

[@especialee]

imagine where Barca would be if Flick joined in 2021 instead of Xavi

[@nerddoctor8505]

We couldve win one champion league at least. Instead of being kicked out from group stages

[@Amallj]

Stop dissing Xavi

[@especialee]

@@Amallj Flick did more in Barca in 3-4 months that Xavi in 2,5 seasons. Xavi was a great player, but he is average coach at best.

[@ArnolCoca]

Xavi was something great it would have been cool to have him now as a assistant coach he didn’t deserve to get sacked yes Flick is a better coach but Xavi was like a lamine Yamal is now they are just starting the big stage

[@meeeeeeeeeeii]

Xavi was good but flick is Exeptional

[@AskyuhmodaTT]

Everybody that has followed Raph already knew he could play on the lw, xavi gets no credit for that. He failed in every other regard of getting the best out of raph and the other players. Seemed busquets was the only player that xavi got the best out of

[@ahmadfawazhussein7589]

Losing 5-3 to villareal after making an amazing remontada at home. Conceding 8 goals from both legs to Girona. Humilated by PSG because he decided to take Yamal out (at home). Humilated by a weak side inter in champions league. Humilated by real madrid 3 times (twice in league and once in cup). Humilated by Bilbao 4-2 in the cup. Xavi is a sh** coach

[@mynulkarimmahim5878]

"A shit coach" that won a laliga title, sure....

[@planetebeautecali4485]

Xavi wasn't even that bad, even in his worst season ridden with dressing room rebellion led by Lewandowski and injuries he still finished 2nd with 85 points.. Xavi passionately wanted his old Barcelona back but the current players simply could not play that style that's why he went to La Masia looking for talent and found the likes of Cubarsi, Yamal, Fort who unfortunately were too young and not ready.. If Xavi had the financial backing like if Barcelona was not in financial mess am confident he would have won something big just look at his first season when had the likes of Jordi Alba, Busquets, Dani Alves, Pique etc, he battered Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid like they were nothing and that's what he could have achieved with top players who understand his system.

[@106.]

what he said about competing with madrid showed his weak mentality as a barca manager, its time to see what Flick can do

[@friedredchilli1529]

Video thumbnail 💀🤭

[@JohnBlessed5]

Xavi could not carry the team any further, he was too inexperienced a manager.

[@kennygreen4393]

Let's face it guys.... Xavi may not be the best manager in the world but at least he still gave us the hope we all needed than what we wanted during our hardest time as Barça fans and that was still was one of the greatest relief we had despite all the humiliations and mockery we got. Barça now being one European teams at its best form was as a result of the foundation Xavi himself laid for his successor. Let's all thank ourselves for the never ending love and support we gave to this marvelous club. VISCA BARÇA!!! 🔴🔵❤💙

[@vagerkurdi8317]

Bro, try using a mic you will regret every video you are recording without mic, and well done🤍

[@pedtalkssports]

@@vagerkurdi8317 brother I have a microphone and a very good one lol

[@DhoneRai]

fc Barcelona ❤❤

[@khaoyanelson4849]

Araujo Sacked Xavi

[@Gigika313]

Yea espn is shit, I wouldn’t use their clips 😅

[@EGGYMAC702]

Xavi did a fantastic job in his time in Barcelona saved Barcelona from being humiliated won La liga and gave us champions league football while being brutally criticized things don’t always pan out in football but Xavi kept the club alive in the dark times and left a good set up for flick

[@leonblue864]

LMAO. Yeah they spent 250 million on signings for him and he gave us a 1-0 crappy liga. Please grow up. He lost against Frankfurt, lost against TenHag MANU, had horrible play style, always had excyuses. Oh and remember he had his friends and family memebers as staff. Rather than actual professionals.

[@wesleypotgieter6387]

Id say Xavi got bad injuries in crucial times and didnt know how to react or fix it due to inexperience unlike flick who doesn't panic and lose his head he stays composed and finds solutions but Xavi is a great manager hes not done and also Barca is broke asf in the market.

[@mitz8852]

True brother... We were doing good when there was no injuries and xavi knew what he had to do. But due to inexperience... He didn't know what fix is needed to when you come in such situation but disrespect to xavi is cruel to what xavi is...

[@leonblue864]

no any other top manager would have way better with what Xavi had. Plus if any other manager played like xavi and had the results he did. They would have gotten sacked by december. Stop judging xavi based on what he did as a player and judge him as a manager.

[@mitz8852]

@@leonblue864 bro no top mananger would have come with what mess we had at our club plz... Don't be so naive to think that top manager would come and adjust himself at that role...

[@wesleypotgieter6387]

@@leonblue864 he won laliga for us for the first time in 4 years buddy🤣fuck you talking about...he cooked Madrid in a super Copa final and produced lamine Yamal probably our best player for the next 10 years and also Cubarsi are you you losing your mind buddy think before you talk nonsense

[@leonblue864]

@@mitz8852 lmao. yes they would have.... You act like Xavi came to a team on the verge of relegation. Had we gotten Tuchel or Flick instead of Xavi. I would bet my left arm, the team would have played much better and won more things. We can play Hypotheticals all we want. But the truth is that Flick with less of a squad is doing ten times more what Xavi did. All players improved under Flick. Except torres cuz he sucks. But under Xavi he made every player worse. Xavi is a a horrible managers. I wont coddle him.

[@suryac850]

FCB= Fc Bayern

[@dr.chris8]

Respect Xavi

[@ArthurDiegoMcDermottUK]

🤣🤣

[@mulla2713]

Xavi did not set any foundation, he almost destroyed Barcelona, made us believe that we are very bad and our players are not good enough…..Flick is rebuilding….Xavi almost destroyed Raphinha’s,Lewy’s, Inigo’s and Casado’s careers….Flick is using Xavi’s rejects

[@taokichavez9319]

Kounde Is a phenomenal defensive? Really? Maybe decent for the last 2 games out of 4 entire seasons

[@pedtalkssports]

clearly watching games with a blindfold

[@ArthurDiegoMcDermottUK]

Xavi 👎

[@buildingbuzz2045]

The result will be same like previous 10 years they ain't going anywhere near that UCL and Madrid will surely snatch the la liga from them 😂

[@arl165]

Keep crying loser