Re: Nutmeg Maestro With an Afro : Viera Marcelo

by SuperMAG Sun Sep 08, 2013 12:22 pm

Jese and Morata will come handy hopefully.

by Valkyrja Sun Sep 08, 2013 1:39 pm

for how much time is he out ?

by LeVersacci Sun Sep 08, 2013 2:26 pm

Don't worry we got Özil to take over while Isco is injured.

Spoiler:

by Valkyrja Mon Sep 30, 2013 8:22 pm

When will he be fit ?

by hrealmadrid Wed Oct 02, 2013 2:17 am

LeVersacci wrote:Don't worry we got Özil to take over while Isco is injured.

Spoiler:

so much for that. We're really missing him. Doesn't help that he's killing it in London.

by FennecFox7 Wed Oct 02, 2013 3:04 am

I said this before and I'll say this again.

Bale is a great player, he's fast, intelligent, and has a great shot

But ozil is simply a very talented player, and like I said, for all the shit he gets for his stamina and incompatibility in some formations, he can still kick ass given proper support. He clearly didn't feel wanted. CR was pissed about him leaving, I'm sure others were too.
Bale will do fine here but the question is, who is our creativity going to come from? Bale should not be replacing ozil, we need someone else of a similar mold
Because isco's decisiveness in the final third is very, very poor. He can score, sure, but his vision and decision making many times is poor

But with ozil, you get much more then isco.

by Valkyrja Thu Oct 31, 2013 10:01 pm

He should definitely be rested against Rayo. He looks tired.

by Onyx Sun Nov 03, 2013 1:09 pm

Don't know if it's the tactics or not, but Marcelo needs to improve defensively. Plus his attacking has been inconsistent too, often has poor touches.

by hrealmadrid Fri Nov 08, 2013 7:46 pm

Marcelo got hurt in training and is out indefinitely.

http://www.managingmadrid.com/2013/11/8/5080650/marcelo-real-madrid-arthritis-knee

by Valkyrja Fri Nov 08, 2013 9:09 pm

It's happening again :facepalm:

by FalcaoPunch Sat Nov 09, 2013 2:47 am

Arbeloa for left back or will it be Nacho?

by Jack Daniels Sat Nov 09, 2013 4:19 am

Ahh crap not again...

by halamadrid2 Sat Nov 09, 2013 11:55 am

looks to me more like an excuse to not send him to his national team where most of his pong term injuries have occured

watch him be back for our first game after the international break

by Onyx Tue Apr 01, 2014 11:58 am

Real Madrid defender Marcelo has revealed his pride at being one of the club captain’s at Santiago Bernabeu.

The Brazilian left-back is, alongside Sergio Ramos, Pepe and Iker Casillas, one of a quartett of leaders for Los Blancos.

“My best memory is when I signed for Real Madrid, because when they said I was going to sign for them, I didn't believe it,” he told Entrevista Mahou.

“It was a spectacular moment. The warmth closeness of the people of Madrid were the most surprising aspects of moving to the Spanish capital.

“I feel like a Madrileño. We've been here since I was 18, it's a long time and we feel like we're from Madrid.

“You're still young in football. But then you remember how much pride it gives you to be one of the captains of Real Madrid.

“It is a grand responsibility because you're a role-model for all children who love football.”

by Valkyrja Tue Apr 01, 2014 2:19 pm

Yohan Modric wrote:
Real Madrid defender Marcelo has revealed his pride at being one of the club captain’s at Santiago Bernabeu.

The Brazilian left-back is, alongside Sergio Ramos, Pepe and Iker Casillas, one of a quartett of leaders for Los Blancos.

“My best memory is when I signed for Real Madrid, because when they said I was going to sign for them, I didn't believe it,” he told Entrevista Mahou.

“It was a spectacular moment. The warmth closeness of the people of Madrid were the most surprising aspects of moving to the Spanish capital.

“I feel like a Madrileño. We've been here since I was 18, it's a long time and we feel like we're from Madrid.

“You're still young in football. But then you remember how much pride it gives you to be one of the captains of Real Madrid.

“It is a grand responsibility because you're a role-model for all children who love football.”

LOVE YOU SMALL GUY :bow:

by FalcaoPunch Tue Apr 01, 2014 3:00 pm

Got injured (hamstring) out 2-3 weeks.
Please let this be a joke. Coentrao for CL :facepalm:

by sportsczy Tue Apr 01, 2014 3:20 pm

Hamstring ffs... when they say 2-3 weeks, it's not 2-3 week. You're looking at 1+ months. These things don't heal quickly and are very easily re-injured.

by FalcaoPunch Tue Apr 01, 2014 3:34 pm

sportsczy wrote:Hamstring ffs... when they say 2-3 weeks, it's not 2-3 week. You're looking at 1+ months. These things don't heal quickly and are very easily re-injured.

ffs

Out of all the times for this to happen.

by Valkyrja Thu Apr 10, 2014 4:23 pm

Marcelo is still training hard to be fit in time for the Spanish Cup final in six days time. The Brazilian full-back underwent a check-up on Wednesday which confirmed that he is on the mend. He could even make his comeback against Almería this weekend and play some part in the game, in order to build some confidence and be fit and ready for the final at Mestalla.

The Brazilian picked up a hamstring injury 10 days ago, but his recovery appears to be on track and he trained with the ball on the pitch at Valdebebas last Sunday, which means he is likely to return to team training between Thursday and Friday. Ancelotti would pick Marcelo ahead of Coentrao, but time will tell if the Italian fields the South American, who lacks the Portuguese's match fitness.

Looking ahead to Saturday's game, Carletto will be forced to make some changes, given that Xabi and Carvajal are both suspended. On the right, Nacho

bounce

by halamadrid2 Thu Apr 10, 2014 8:14 pm

The only time Xabi rests is when he is suspended rofl

by Valkyrja Fri Apr 18, 2014 2:13 pm

Atlético de Madrid and Brazil left-back Filipe Luis believes it would be easier to play at the World Cup for Spain than it would be for Brazil. However, Luis seemed happy to have chosen to play for his country of birth despite the battle for a place in the World Cup squad.

When asked by ESPN Radio if it would be easier to play for Spain at the World Cup, the full-back said "yes" and added that "the Brazil national side would be more difficult for a player who has not been selected. Here in Spain there is Jordi Alba at Barcelona; Monreal at Arsenal and Alberto Moreno at Sevilla. On the right there is Azpilicueta, Arbeloa and Juanfran. But in Brazil there are at least ten left-backs and ten right-backs without looking too far further", he said.

The defender, who won the 2013 Confederations Cup with Brazil, is vying for one of the places in Felipe Scolari's squad. Daniel Alves, Maicon and Rafinha are the right-backs that have been used by Scolari, while Marcelo, Maxwell, Adriano and Filipe are the left-backs to have featured most. The left-back who plays for 'Los Rojiblancos' believes "Marcelo is the best left-back in the world for me. I learnt loads just by watching him train".

by Onyx Mon May 12, 2014 5:45 pm

Marcelo turns 26 today.

Marcelo Vieira da Silva was born on 12 May 1988 in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and has been at Real Madrid for eight seasons. He has become one of the best left-backs in the world for the Whites and despite his young age he is one of the most experienced players in the squad. As a Madrid player he has taken part in 265 matches, in which he has scored 18 goals.

His Real Madrid debut was on 7 January 2007 against Deportivo at the Riazor, aged just 18. As a White he has won three Ligas, two Copas del Rey and two Supercopas de España. He is a regular in the Brazilian national side and before coming to the Spanish Liga he played for Fluminense.

http://www.realmadrid.com/en/news/2014/05/marcelo-celebrates-26th-birthday-today?pid=1383833298379

by Valkyrja Mon May 12, 2014 6:10 pm

Happy birthday little guy cheers

by Valkyrja Thu May 15, 2014 9:48 pm

"I wanted to quit football when I was 15. I wanted to go out with my mates; I was discovering life as a teenager. Luckily my granddad stopped me. He told me I had amazing ball control, but I didn't believe him", Marcelo reveals in a wide-ranging interview with 'Panenka' magazine.

"As a kid I dreamed of becoming a fireman like my dad. He's still a hero to me", notes the full-back, going on to admit that he struggled to believe in his own ability: "I found it hard to recognise that I had talent. I felt embarrassed being the centre of attention: I preferred to see a teammate score than score myself".

by Valkyrja Sat May 24, 2014 11:15 pm

You can say whatever you want, but as a pure footballer, there aren't 10 better than this guy.

by Cyborg Sat May 24, 2014 11:39 pm

the best

the absolute best. was the best player in the second half alongside di maria, modric and isco

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