Comments on: Madrid sack Capello, the fools…

By: Zizou4ever

Zizou4ever — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 08:48:53 +0000

After planting the seed and watering it year-round, other person will reap and show to people that he is the one responsible for the growth and be thankful for the “enthusiastic” fruit. Poor Capello.
Pity Real Madrid.Schuster is also a defensive coach, based on records. he’s an attacker as a player though but as manager, nope. arsene wenger is not stupid enough to bite calderon’s bait and jose “the special one” is bright enough to see his dark life in real madrid and he will not go there. he is following the footstep of harry potter when it comes to real madrid. And Schuster is idiot enough to take the job.

It seems that the perfect manager for real madrid is Albus Dumbledore.they need a magician not a tactician.If Dumbledore is not available, they can get the services of George W. Bush, surely he’s an attack-minded person.
anyways, i will still love real madrid as long as i live.

By: Redondo

Redondo — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 02:39:49 +0000

Its pretty funny seing a Barcelona support comment on something he obviously has no idea about. You go on to claim that Ramon Caldron never wanted Fabio Capello which isn’t true, Capello lost the faith of the management due to his defensive minded tavtics and the fact that they Bernabeu wants to see more attacking minded football.

2. You go on to claim that Mijatovic perfers Laudrup, again something which is not true. Where you get all of this is beyond me. perhaps you should stick writing something you know about rather then trying to taking shots at Madrid and misinforming people.

By: avijerseyno9

avijerseyno9 — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 01:39:33 +0000

They are the same idiots who let Fernando Redondo and Makelele leave. Since then their game has gone to dogs.

This Caledron’s predecessor Pirez called Makelele names in terms of technique. Mr Caledron re-enacts the scene and attacks Beckham. Now they want him back, why coz they realized that he can not only sell T Shirts but also create goals.

Can they hold on to anything good?

The motto “Successful coaches are fired to achieve greater heights.”
May be some championship on Mars for they had achieved everything that was there on offer on earth.

By: cbbennett

cbbennett — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 15:29:00 +0000

How can I be a hypocrite about something I haven’t discussed? I never mentioned my views about Madrid’s unwillingness to let coaches settle before sending them off to their next job. In that sense, I think Capello was unfortunate.

I never said Barca did 100% of the work for Madrid, but they did have several poor results in the second half of the season (two draws to Betis, another to Osasuna, Espanyol, etc.). They had a chance to close the door on Madrid but didn’t. That’s football.

As for the Hand of Messi, it was a sad display and there is no defending it. Nevertheless, on the penultimate matchday with a chance to overtake your hated rival (after letting them back into the race), Barca should have summoned a better performance.

If there is anything with substance to add (i.e. supported by more than rhetoric), feel free.

By: iqnadirshah

iqnadirshah — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 14:14:09 +0000

Real played better, I’m not saying they dont deserve the credit, but barca had at one point an 8 point lead(i think that was over real which they let slipped away, thats all. Its a figure of speech man, relax. As for cheating and influence, no has better influence than real, just look at how robinho was told to play for his club rather than his country. In the end, Real was the better team throughout the entire season,they had much more tenacity so they won. But what next?

By: King Zizou

King Zizou — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 13:56:37 +0000

@iqnadirshah – wtf do u mean by Barca gifted the title to Real?? Real won it fair and square…dint resort to cheating (a la Messi)…time and again came back frm the dead to win their matches…while Barca couldnt do that. Real won it coz they played better, had much more desire to win it and never gave up.

By: ttts

ttts — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:25:03 +0000

This only goes to show that at Real it’s not about football, the style of play, or even trophies. It’s only about signing “big” players and coaches. It seems to me that as far as they are concerned there is no need for a season at all, they would be happy if they could only parade new signings all year long and say how a big club they are all the time. But Real is not a big club, it’s only a rich club. Imagine what would other people do if they had that amount of money at their disposal. I for one am certain that I would make a far better team with all that loot laying around. I pitty the fools who support that farce of a football club, and there seem to be many.

By: Lee Pownall

Lee Pownall — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 10:31:30 +0000

Abseloutely ridiculous!

This is why it has took them so long to win a trophy in the first place! Real Madrid are too big for there own boots! There is no stability at that club, as soon as they get a manager with a bit of common sense that wants to run things properly they just get rid of them because the board want to meddle and control the team.

There is talk of them trying to poach Arsene Wenger but I don’t think he’s that stupid, At Arsenal he’s got a club that has let him control affairs and has had the freedom to do things his own way, nurturing talent, and moulding teams. If Wenger went to Madrid you would hope that they would let him do tings like this in his own way. But all you have to do is look at the history of Madrid just over the last 5 years. They sacked one manager because he wanted the ‘Galactico’s’ to start training properly becauase they were not fit enough, then they wonder why they don’t win anything?

Capello is a top manager, in one year he took a team that really isn’t good enough to their first title in ages!

It wouldn’t matter Wenger, Mourinho or even Ferguson its just not worth a top manager risking his reputation when he’s never going to get any backing, even if he wins things!

By: karl

karl — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 10:15:59 +0000

What beothers me a bit is…
If the club shows this much loyalty towards their manager (who brought them success), then how much loyalty will they show toward the common fan (yet we are so fanatical over them). Don’t tell me bull about they fired him because of the fans…we all know its ot the case…its about staying in power, and a vote of confidence.

By: karl

karl — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 09:59:40 +0000

What happened to loyalty and gratitude? If he got bad results, I could have understood. But he didn’t. In actual fact, he dethrowned the “mightiest” team in Europe…and this is the thanks he get?
Isn’t this the same that happened to Deschamps at juve?
I just feel sorry for the next coach of Real. I can only imagine the amount of pressure that he’ll be under.