Hello to all lovers of Revisita de Liga.

Hello to all lovers, I think, of good football, not just the league of football, and certainly

not just Barcelona, but they're Spain champions.

Again, they've won three trophies, it's been a revolutionary season.

And I used to get a lot of grief for this instinct in me when I was a reporter in Fleet Street.

The guys around me would look to conserve stories or conserve angles and dole them out so that life was easier.

So have something to write about, something that's worthwhile, something that will make the paper, make a headline, make the readers happy.

Well, what you do is you conserve them and you deal them out in a kind of stingy way.

I never believed in that. If you have a piece of news, if you have an interview, if you have a

perspective, you send it out to the people, the viewers, you, the socios, the subscribers, the readers in those days, who are following

you, you have a debt to them. So what I'm going to talk about right now is what Hansi did next,

what Hansi Flick did next. Because there are surprises about the German coach, beyond the

surprise of him coming in and

dominating the scene in Spain and very nearly dominating the scene in Europe.

There are surprises that the man who should be in ecstasy, the man who went to the camp now as a fan

approximately 20 years ago, dreamed of becoming bus owner coach,, did so, and then swept the board and gained a new respect.

All of that could have left you thinking this is his nirvana.

Whereas indeed, that's not the case.

What has happened is that Hansi Flick has done absolutely revolutionary things

and yet he's got a surprise and a disappointment for many.

From this point onwards it's for socioz only.

So, if you want to be part of this community, if you want to ask questions about the League or

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