Too bad we all look and see differently, yet that is the beauty of life. Imagine someone saying Flick is the problem 😂The same domestic treble winning coach who was responsible for overseeing a broken team against all odds to play the best brand of football last year.Too bad they only see you when you win. Football is a brutal sport and if the fans of the game are so demanding, Barca fans are so toxic they could fit for the father who beats up a child for a 9/10 maths score.Flick is the problem is the funniest thing I have ever read on this blog: Flick is rigid, Flick is stubborn, Flick is inexperienced... Which Flick? A Flick who is bold enough to switch to a 4-3-3, or try Araujo as a CF, and relax the high line against Newcastle? Is he really as rigid as some of ya'll want to paint him? Meanwhile it takes a degree of stubbornness and a blend of compromise along with sticking to your guns to actually be successful. If you don't believe in your system who will? Why should your players believe in it?You don't see the injuries hitting the team's key work horses as the reason why the team find it hard to press as they usually do. How come?You don't see the difficulty in benching key starters because of slight quality gap in performance levels of their substitutes and how this increases the tendency for quick burn out of key starters.It you didn't see all these at least you ought to have seen Barca scraping through Girona without any of its strikers. The real Flickball is programmed to create more chances and outscore opponents. These chances were well created against Girona and finishing them was an evasive task till a certain Araujo delivered. That should say something Take it or leave it, but it takes a certain mold of manager to work with a mostly injury hit squad, forced reliance on B team players, and given the chaos the club generally faces in the league. Give Hansi his flowers.

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