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Barcelona: the wilderness years (Part 2)

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By Karan Tejwani
| Breaking The Lines
3h ago14 min This piece is part of a series on Barcelona's tumultuous era between Johan Cruyff's departure in 1996 and the Blaugrana's Champions League win in 2006 featuring Josep Lluís Núñez, Joan Gaspart, Luís Figo, a host of managerial changes, successes, failures and more. Part 1 can be found here. Replacing Cruyff was never going to be easy, but Barcelona’s next attempt at doing so was a man they felt was as close as you could get to a replica: Louis van Gaal of Ajax.
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Why Jan Paul van Hecke Is Vital for the Netherlands’ World Cup Aspirations

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By Karan Tejwani
| Breaking The Lines
It’s very telling about the trajectory Dutch football has taken over the last two decades that its defence is its strong point right now. Few sides have had as strong a portfolio of defenders as the Dutch over the last three tournaments, which is a far cry from the Netherlands’ wonderful attacking teams of the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s, and their back-line is now seen as their greatest hope.
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Joan Garcia is the transformational signing Barcelona desperately needed

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By Karan Tejwani
| Breaking The Lines
It was labelled as the Joan García derby before the game, and it was Joan García that delivered throughout. If there were any doubts over the Catalan goalkeeper’s character then his return to Espanyol cleared everything – García was Barcelona’s most important player throughout the game, and if it wasn’t for him, then the blaugrana wouldn’t have got the three points. It has been the case several times over the last two months where García has been Barcelona’s standout performer.
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