The Spaniard has asserted that he is under no pressure ahead of his side’s clash against Los Blancos in the Spanish Supercup.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 head coach, Tito Vilanova, has expressed that the Supercopa de Espana will not play a significant part in determining his future at his current club.
The Catalan tactician voiced that there isn’t much at stake as the Nou Camp outfit take on their traditional rivals, Real Madrid. He stressed that anything is possible and defeat is a part of the game and exclaimed that there will be no serious repercussions
even if La Blaugrana are unable to win the highly anticipated fixture.
He went on to discuss the matter more directly as he openly claimed that he wants to enjoy his responsibilities as the Barca manager more peacefully, maintaining that every match cannot be treated as excessively important.
Hence, he suggested that he will not be affected by a loss and that the Catalan giants will continue to perform in their usual fashion even if they are defeated in the Supercup.
The Copa del Rey champions managed to achieve triumph when they took on Madrid in the same competition last season. Although it was a hard-fought contest, the Azulgrana emerged victorious over their greatest foes.
Considering the fact that this is Vilanova’s first season as the manager of the Spanish giants, a great deal of emphasis is being attached to every game played by Barca. As the Spanish Supercup approaches, experts believe that the Spaniard could use a victory
in his favour.
While talking to reporters, Tito was quoted as saying:
"What's at stake for me? Nothing. It's not like that if we don't win, the world will fall down around me and I won´t be able to go on or do my job well. I don't believe that much is at stake in every game, because I want to enjoy this http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 peacefully. I'm
sorry, but there are more important things in my life".
The first leg of the Supercopa de Espana will take place at the Nou Camp on 23rd of August.
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