Barcelona coach, Pep Guardiola, signed on February 22 to renew his contract until June 2012, as announced by the entity Barca. The formal ceremony will be held at the offices of the club and will present the main architects of the agreement. The idea of both the club and the coach is to take that during that time the team has no intersemanal commitment to initial the agreement, since it is designed not to interfere with the normal dynamics of the team.
With continued Guardiola, the coach will become the fourth coach in more consecutive seasons in first team football, after Johan Cruyff, Frank Rijkaard and Jack Greenwell. The most consecutive seasons coaching at the club was Cruyff, who arrived in 1988 and remained on the bench Barca until 1996, a period in which Barcelona won 4 leagues and its first European Cup.
A year unless the team he led the English Jack Greenwell, who led the club between 1917 and 1924 campaigns. Spain won two Cups and five championships in Catalonia. Guardiola's predecessor, Dutchman Frank Rijkaard, spent five years in office (2003-2008), also in a successful period for Barcelona, which won two Champions Leagues and in that period.
However, Guardiola has exceeded all expectations. In two and a half years, the Barcelona coach has made a whole in one of the best teams in football history. During this period, the club has won eight titles, including the third Champions in the history of the Catalans. 
With continued Guardiola, the coach will become the fourth coach in more consecutive seasons in first team football, after Johan Cruyff, Frank Rijkaard and Jack Greenwell. The most consecutive seasons coaching at the club was Cruyff, who arrived in 1988 and remained on the bench Barca until 1996, a period in which Barcelona won 4 leagues and its first European Cup.
A year unless the team he led the English Jack Greenwell, who led the club between 1917 and 1924 campaigns. Spain won two Cups and five championships in Catalonia. Guardiola's predecessor, Dutchman Frank Rijkaard, spent five years in office (2003-2008), also in a successful period for Barcelona, which won two Champions Leagues and in that period.
However, Guardiola has exceeded all expectations. In two and a half years, the Barcelona coach has made a whole in one of the best teams in football history. During this period, the club has won eight titles, including the third Champions in the history of the Catalans.
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