14 minutes agoBarcelona's glorious story of the Dutch and Koeman's goal that Barcelona awarded first title to the Champions League
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)The 1990s and mid 2000s, but in particular the end of the 1990s, Barcelona's team found it at the top of the Spanish football success and beyond, where the Catalans grabbed some trophies in different races, writes Periscopi. This is due to the three tulip minions and the special emphasis of the revolutionary [...]
This is due to three tulips and with special emphasis on football revolutionist Johann Cruyff.
Former Ajax and Barcelona football player Johann Cruyff returned to Barcelona as a coach. Until Cruyf arrived, Barcelona's team had won only two titles in The League in the last 11 years, facing a threat to the reputation he once had with Cruyff as its captain.
Before Johann Cruyff became Barcelona coach in 1988 in his 89-year history, the Catalonan club had won 10 titles in La league and none in European Cups.
Before the Cruyff era, in five previous attempts, Barca had reached the semifinals three times and, in the finals in 1986, had lost a penalty against the Romanians. Steaua Busurest.
Cruyff decided to build a team consisting of international stars and talents coming out of the sky La Massia? Barcelona returned its glorious days.
The Catalan team joined the stars like; Romerio, Michael Laudrup, Hristo Stoichkov and Ronald Coeman.
This composite dream team also had products of the La Massia Academy: Pep Guardiola, Albert Ferrer and Guilermo Amor, as well as Spaniard Andoni Zubizarreta.
Johann Cruyff was the revolutionary who changed the way modern football plays and included the principles of the “Total Football” on this team, thus winning their first Cup. European in 1992, Against Sampdoria, and Four Rowing Titles It left the League between 1991 and 1994.
Compared to four consecutive titles in La League, the Balkans won their first Cup. European in 1992, on London's Wimbledon vs. Italian Sukadra, Sammdoria, with the goal of legendary quarterback Ronald Coeman, in the extra minutes of the meeting.
In total, Cruyff Barca won 11 trophies in eight years.
After Cruyff's success, another Dutch man from Ajax, Louis van Gaal Camp Nou, and the talents like Louis Figo, Louis Enrique and Rivaldo, Barcelona won the title of La Ligas in 1998 and 1999. Barcelona won six titles It left the League in the 1990s and continued its success through the 2000s.
In the 2003 season, Barcelona led another Dutch, former Ajax and Milan legend, Frank Rijkaard, in whose direction the Catalonians won 3 In 2006.
Today, however, the Cataluans had the name of another Dutch legend, but their own club, Ronald Coeman.
Whether Ronald Coeman will follow glorious tradition, like his tulip predecessor in Barcelona, remains to tell us the future.
See the top goal of Coeman.Periscope
