by puroresu » Fri Jun 22, 2007 10:43 pm
If anyone was to leave Barca it would be dinho for me and not Eto'o. However I dont think either will leave!! A 4-2-4 system would be a joy to watch.
Ronaldinho believes Barcelona need to start from scratch if they are to bounce back next season and admitted that he had not been fully fit all season.
The Brazilian is keen to see the outcome of the Blaugrana's summer rebuilding plans, but is equally looking forward to taking a holiday after missing out on a break last year.
Club president Joan Laporta has said that new rules of conduct will be introduced, as the players have not always lived up to their responsibilities in recent months.
"We have to start from zero if we are to build a team to win the league again," Ronaldinho said to Barca TV.
"We have all made mistakes of some variety during the season.
"In every aspect we could have done things better."
After being criticised for his drop in form during last season, Ronaldinho has defended himself and said that the lack of a break last summer was crucial.
"I came straight from the World Cup and started working and that hampered me a great deal," he continued.
"I went through the year without feeling my best and that made me tired. I was never 100 per cent.
"I have not been criticised any more than any other player.
"When we win everyone says good things and when we do not everyone looks for the reasons. Sometimes they find things that do not exist."
Reflecting on Laporta's plans to implement new rules, Ronaldinho said that he would just have to wait and see what ideas were being planned.
"He has the right to see things his way, but the players have not changed anything.
"Now we just have to wait and see what decisions are made.
"I have worked with many coaches and different presidents and each has their own way of working and I have never had any problems."
Following weeks of speculation over his future, Ronaldinho has stated that he has no intention of changing clubs and is looking forward to returning for pre-season training next month.
"I am happy here. Now I am looking forward to a holiday and then I will return to play for Barca," he concluded.
Toure is a defensive midfielder they have signed:
Yaya Toure is expected in Barcelona this weekend to wrap up his move to the Camp Nou.
Spanish daily Sport reports the Monaco midfielder will become Barca's first signing of the summer when terms are agreed and a medical is passed.
Toure's agent Dimitri Selluyk will arrive in Barcelona on Friday to continue talks before the Ivory Coast international joins him on Sunday during a break in his holiday.
Monaco are close to an accord with the Catalan club on the sale of Toure and now Barcelona must complete negotiations with the player.
According to Sport, Toure has been offered a four-year contract worth €2million (£1.35m) per season by Barca.
Barcelona hope to seal the signing of the former Olympiakos man by Monday and Ivory Coast boss Uli Stielike has backed the capture.
"As a footballer he is a rock, a beast, and he is technically perfect," Stielike said.
"At first he may appear slow for his stature, he gives a sensation of being slow, but it is in the first four or five metres that he is very quick. He is very intelligent and reads the game superbly.
"Before he was seen as an attacking player, but I think he is better in a more defensive role in front of the backline.
"That does not take anything away from him or make him less important, because he is still dangerous in attack at set pieces.
"He is also great at winning back possession and starting attacking moves with a good first pass.
"Toure is a very good player who could adapt to Barcelona's style because he is physically strong, has incredible technique and can pass."