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Sandro Rosell: Pep Guardiola is the greatest coach in the history of Barcelona
The club leader is putting on the sweeteners after Guardiola failed to sweep away speculation over his future when claiming the team will still be strong without him if he goes
Sep 9, 2011 12:15:00 PM
By Salvatore Landolina
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Barcelona president Sandro Rosell has described Pep Guardiola as the best coach in the club's 112 year history.
Guardiola has achieved unprecedented levels of success during his time on the bench, most recently leading the club to a league and Champions League double.
However, the Spaniard has caused concern among club chiefs after evading questions over his future on Friday.
Rosell is trying to freshen the air at Camp Nou with some high praise as he backs the Spaniard for a long-term future.
"Guardiola is the best coach in the club's history," Rosell is quoted as saying on Sport.es. "I hope it will be not my task to replace him. I hope he can continue listening to his heart for many years to come."
Barcelona meets Real Sociedad on Saturday in La Liga before it welcomes AC Milan in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Guardiola has achieved unprecedented levels of success during his time on the bench, most recently leading the club to a league and Champions League double.
However, the Spaniard has caused concern among club chiefs after evading questions over his future on Friday.
Rosell is trying to freshen the air at Camp Nou with some high praise as he backs the Spaniard for a long-term future.
"Guardiola is the best coach in the club's history," Rosell is quoted as saying on Sport.es. "I hope it will be not my task to replace him. I hope he can continue listening to his heart for many years to come."
Barcelona meets Real Sociedad on Saturday in La Liga before it welcomes AC Milan in the Champions League on Tuesday.
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