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maybe this Ashley bloke will sack him, handover £6m and Sam walks into the RM job?Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:Now see, if Sam would have waited a month or so!
"Hey Ruud, what are you like at left back?"Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:maybe this Ashley bloke will sack him, handover £6m and Sam walks into the RM job?Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:Now see, if Sam would have waited a month or so!
Nothing would surprise me with those 2 clubs
Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:"Hey Ruud, what are you like at left back?"Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:maybe this Ashley bloke will sack him, handover £6m and Sam walks into the RM job?Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:Now see, if Sam would have waited a month or so!
Nothing would surprise me with those 2 clubs
Depends on balance. Rijkaard's already on shaky ground and leaving out one of Dinho/Henry/Eto'o/Messi - as he surely must if they're not to be swamped in midfield - will look like a mistake after every loss. But on the other hand, Schuster (probably) will have to balance half of Capello's (defensive) signings with a glory purchase or two, while assuaging the egos of ageing legends like Raul. Interesting times ahead, particularly if Sevilla keep up and Valencia step up.James B wrote:they certainly are a breed apart as a club
barca to crush them next season
The best thing the next manager could do would be to let Raul go. He's like the Alan Shearer of Madrid! Nowhere near the player he was, but still thinks he owns the club.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Depends on balance. Rijkaard's already on shaky ground and leaving out one of Dinho/Henry/Eto'o/Messi - as he surely must if they're not to be swamped in midfield - will look like a mistake after every loss. But on the other hand, Schuster (probably) will have to balance half of Capello's (defensive) signings with a glory purchase or two, while assuaging the egos of ageing legends like Raul. Interesting times ahead, particularly if Sevilla keep up and Valencia step up.James B wrote:they certainly are a breed apart as a club
barca to crush them next season
I don't think that choice lies with the managerSoldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:The best thing the next manager could do would be to let Raul go. He's like the Alan Shearer of Madrid! Nowhere near the player he was, but still thinks he owns the club.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Depends on balance. Rijkaard's already on shaky ground and leaving out one of Dinho/Henry/Eto'o/Messi - as he surely must if they're not to be swamped in midfield - will look like a mistake after every loss. But on the other hand, Schuster (probably) will have to balance half of Capello's (defensive) signings with a glory purchase or two, while assuaging the egos of ageing legends like Raul. Interesting times ahead, particularly if Sevilla keep up and Valencia step up.James B wrote:they certainly are a breed apart as a club
barca to crush them next season
The again, those mentalists in the stands wouldn't stand for it!
Yer both rightboltonboris wrote:I don't think that choice lies with the managerSoldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:The best thing the next manager could do would be to let Raul go. He's like the Alan Shearer of Madrid! Nowhere near the player he was, but still thinks he owns the club.
The again, those mentalists in the stands wouldn't stand for it!
In truth he was lucky to last this long. Unpopular defensive football, signings that often didn't work (Horseface apart), sending the popular Becks to Coventry... his (cliche alert) Italian-style "winning football" eventually triumphed as Barça fell apart and Sevilla tired massively, but there won't be floods of tears in the capital over Capello's decapitation.LeeRoyBrown wrote:Anyone know why he's been sacked?
Is it because of how they did in the champs league?
His sacking was already decided halfway in the season, with reportedly manager and president clashing almost daily and Real supporters hating the team playstile. Problem is that Fabio ended winning the league, which made the decision not as easy as it looked 3 months ago.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:In truth he was lucky to last this long. Unpopular defensive football, signings that often didn't work (Horseface apart), sending the popular Becks to Coventry... his (cliche alert) Italian-style "winning football" eventually triumphed as Barça fell apart and Sevilla tired massively, but there won't be floods of tears in the capital over Capello's decapitation.LeeRoyBrown wrote:Anyone know why he's been sacked?
Is it because of how they did in the champs league?
Yes he has a big ego and a great influence given his past achievements and popularity amongst the fans. He's actually been quite troublesome these last seasons where he has been benched often due to his decadence.H. Pedersen wrote:Raul always seemed like a good guy, is he really that controlling at Madrid?
He has a contract that states that he will always be the player with the highest wages at Real. Not sure you really want himH. Pedersen wrote:Hmm, Madrid Captain who has fallen on hard times, I wonder who might be interested . . .