I have to win more individual matches.

It was a shame that Barça’s improvement against Valencia was not reflected on the scoreboard. Of all the things going on this season, my least favorite detail is pretty obvious. Off the field, I don’t think it’s fair for people at the highest level of the club to say twice a week that they trust the coach. Because if that message is repeated too often, it usually ends up creating the exact opposite effect. The most disturbing thing about what happens on the field is that we keep tripping over the same rocks. A lot of games, the last game in Antwerp, and at the beginning of the game there was a goal or a noisy chance for the opponent. Valencia. Another issue that caught my attention and could definitely be improved has to do with personal dueling. In football, you often get a very simple explanation. You can put a lot of effort into developing game ideas in advance, but in the end, if the players on the pitch don’t make second plays, they’ll make second plays. They may not arrive even a second faster than their rivals, or they may not work as seriously and with more conviction than their opponents who say, “Ja is the one who started the race.” Generally, with the following exceptions: Araujo, there’s a lot more lack of individual positivity, especially from people who should be valuable like defenders. I was thinking while watching some recent matches. Puyolstill migelistill galician Or not yet coast In an ownerless ball, often won by pure desire.

The need to increase individual proactiveness in each action seems urgent to me as I aim to improve the overall performance of my team. Tactically speaking, I think what was best for this Barça team was to deploy personnel in midfield to prevent the game from becoming a roadrunner, a plan that usually favors their rivals. At the Mestalla, it was disappointing to see Valencia equalize on their first and only chance. At 0-1, Barça could have prevented the situation. But it’s missing the partridge’s giddiness, which has been criticized recently and which I also covet.

Champions League, more likely than League

It’s true that a series of bad days could mean you miss out on the Champions League, but that applies to everyone. Therefore, given that the league currently has a much larger point difference and even more rivals above it, Barça’s ability to survive in the European competition, even if they wanted to win the league, means that the league itself I think it’s more achievable. Well, everything from a rival at a crossroads to game-day inspiration to a particular piece of luck has to come to light. But I don’t think you really need to give up on your dreams of achieving something big. To do this, you first need to believe in it, then avoid giveaways, and convince yourself that you can achieve great results in very few matches in the final tournament, regardless of whether you are the favorite or not.