His CV suggests he's good actually
I'm not even sure even one of juventus goals came from outside the box, but regardless, that game was a proper ass-whooping. Similar to Liverpool-Barcelona 4-0 in fact. The second leg too shared similarities with the liverpool-barca tie, in that it was patently clear to everyone with eyes that Juvetnus were just plain better, a level above barcelona, and that was MSN barcelona. Luis Enrique was very much one of the main reasons they failed to win more than 1 CL with that trio
Biggest loss on aggregate remains Juventus-Barcelona 3-0
@Cait Sith has a point. The optics of second leg collapses make it look worse, but things haven't really changed all that much compared to the Luis Enrique era. The main difference is the players are worse now
Game was over after Cavani's goal. What happened next was an all time fluke on the level of istanbul
Optics. Where was the fight against juventus? Needing to turn around a bad loss and ended up getting little brother'd
We can go back to 2016 against Atletico too if you prefer. Complete limp dick performance and they even went into it with a lead. Thouroughly and deservedly beaten. In fact, that season the whole month of April saw a near historical collapse that very nearly cost them the league as well. And once again, this was a team with 3 of the 4 best players in the world in it
So did Luis Enrique, who in fact quit his job over it
Luis Enrique was a dead man walking on January 1st 2015. Then he got into a fight with Messi and to his credit, he managed his one big success as a manager, that is, he got Messi to agree to play from the right for th3 next 6 months. And thanks to that they went on to win the treble.
Then Messi moved back to the middle and Luis Enrique went right back to looking like the overmatched bumbling tinkerer he's been his whole managerial career