Laporta: “It’s very hard to be president. Every single decision I take is made with Barça’s best interests in mind.”

by Caspoor11

23 comments

  1. Begging Xavi to stay just sack him and flirting with Flick without informing him that you’ll sack him, has nothing to with Barca’s interest. We want to treat our legends with respect but this fat Lacosta is one big snake.

  2. Shouldn’t have signed up for the job if it’s too hard for you, serial liar.

  3. It’s great to hear from all these people in the club that working within the club is actually so shit and hard.

    Who would have thought that managing an almost billion dollar institution is hard to do?

  4. All of you will be hella surprised when you see that there will be no quality signings this year, and see how big of a liar Laporta is.

  7. Replacing Xavi with Flick might be in the clubs best interest, but the way he did it certainly wasn’t.

  8. I believe he wants what’s best for Barca. I also believe he loves the club far too much to make rational, well thought out, long-term decisions. He ebbs and flows with every win or loss like the average fan, only he actually has the authority to affect the team.

    And he’s affected them poorly.

  9. Yeah right, probably sacked Xavi because Pini Zehavi is his buddy or something

  10. If you think moving onto a different manager is in the best interests of Barca, then that’s fine. The fans and Xavi would both understand. But that reasoning doesn’t explain away how Xavi was treated this last week.

  11. Sure. Naming Deco, who was a player agent, as the sporting director just so you can please Jorge Mendes was definitely done with Barça’s best interest in mind, right?

  12. I actually respected his decisions a lot before, but that recent shit show with sacking Xavi was just unacceptable. If he were to sack him why the fuck did he beg him to stay?

  16. Laporta: Thank god there’s Bartomeu to take the prize for worst president of all time.

  17. Yes Barças interest, also in next year’s election’s interest.

  18. Signing an old Lewandowski and then giving him astronomical high wages for 3 years certainly wasn’t

  20. He played dirty and got away with it simply because everyone involved had too much love for Barcelona and not fought back.

    However this was onetime-only solution and he doesn’t seem to be realizing it.

  23. I think it’s a financial matter. What Xavi said could hurt sponsorship deals. Imagine that you are Nike, you are going to pay 100m annually, but suddenly you hear that one of the main people of the club says that they are not competitive enough (even if this is true.). Why should Nike then pay 100m, and not say 80m?

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