Madrid's Casillas hits back at Mourinho

chinomaster182 wrote:I agree with Casillas, as much as i idolize Jose, i do think he sometimes goes to unhealthy places in his quest for titles.

huntsman wrote:

chinomaster182 wrote:I agree with Casillas, as much as i idolize Jose, i do think he sometimes goes to unhealthy places in his quest for titles.

The point here is not to agree or disagree with what iker or mourinho are saying.

They are not kids who are looking for right / wrong answers. Casillas should have kept his mouth shut or at least given a more political answer.
Being wrong and united is much better than being correct and divided.


That's another reason why i dont want this clown to be my team's captain. This is not his first attempt at hitting back at mourinho and it wont be his last. If only he focuses more on his play, we wouldnt concede stupid goals like we do during classicos.

huntsman wrote:

chinomaster182 wrote:I agree with Casillas, as much as i idolize Jose, i do think he sometimes goes to unhealthy places in his quest for titles.

The point here is not to agree or disagree with what iker or mourinho are saying.

They are not kids who are looking for right / wrong answers. Casillas should have kept his mouth shut or at least given a more political answer.
Being wrong and united is much better than being correct and divided.


That's another reason why i dont want this clown to be my team's captain. This is not his first attempt at hitting back at mourinho and it wont be his last. If only he focuses more on his play, we wouldnt concede stupid goals like we do during classicos.

chinomaster182 wrote:

huntsman wrote:

chinomaster182 wrote:I agree with Casillas, as much as i idolize Jose, i do think he sometimes goes to unhealthy places in his quest for titles.

The point here is not to agree or disagree with what iker or mourinho are saying.

They are not kids who are looking for right / wrong answers. Casillas should have kept his mouth shut or at least given a more political answer.
Being wrong and united is much better than being correct and divided.


That's another reason why i dont want this clown to be my team's captain. This is not his first attempt at hitting back at mourinho and it wont be his last. If only he focuses more on his play, we wouldnt concede stupid goals like we do during classicos.

Well i agree being "right"or "wrong"is hardly the point, the point is that he feels that the holidays are for resting, if he keeps his mouth shut then he might avoid a problem now but postpone it for next year when the holidays come and the management execpts players to stay "focused" and not let them enjoy themselves.

Overall i think Casillas has done right for the team, Madrid seems really united and follow Mourinho on 95%+ of the things he asks, they're playing great football and are on top on all competitions. The only times they've stepped in is when their life outside the team gets affected, like the quarreling with the Barcelona players.

I also think keeping Mourinho better in balance is a good thing, hardly anyone doubts his genius, but sometimes he gets in a negative vibe that might help the team somewhat but also damages everything around him.

huntsman wrote:

chinomaster182 wrote:

huntsman wrote:

chinomaster182 wrote:I agree with Casillas, as much as i idolize Jose, i do think he sometimes goes to unhealthy places in his quest for titles.

The point here is not to agree or disagree with what iker or mourinho are saying.

They are not kids who are looking for right / wrong answers. Casillas should have kept his mouth shut or at least given a more political answer.
Being wrong and united is much better than being correct and divided.


That's another reason why i dont want this clown to be my team's captain. This is not his first attempt at hitting back at mourinho and it wont be his last. If only he focuses more on his play, we wouldnt concede stupid goals like we do during classicos.

Well i agree being "right"or "wrong"is hardly the point, the point is that he feels that the holidays are for resting, if he keeps his mouth shut then he might avoid a problem now but postpone it for next year when the holidays come and the management execpts players to stay "focused" and not let them enjoy themselves.

Overall i think Casillas has done right for the team, Madrid seems really united and follow Mourinho on 95%+ of the things he asks, they're playing great football and are on top on all competitions. The only times they've stepped in is when their life outside the team gets affected, like the quarreling with the Barcelona players.

I also think keeping Mourinho better in balance is a good thing, hardly anyone doubts his genius, but sometimes he gets in a negative vibe that might help the team somewhat but also damages everything around him.

When you re on vacation you still have the obligation to look after your health and fitness. you are a sportsman and you shouldnt go on binging and drinking alcohol and getting drunk. That's what mourinho was unhappy about.

If i were any of the players, even while on vacation i would be doing my daily routine training. They are pro-players and given the wages they take they are obliged to act to the best interests of the club.

The fact that mourinho and Casillas talk business while dinning tells you about the crack in their relationship. Casillas holds alot of power over the players, and he is misusing it to a certain extent sometimes. That's why mourinho likes to surround himself with compatriot players.

Mourinho is all about team work not individual work. He's a mnager that believes having a bad plan and sticking to it is better than having a great plan and straying from it.

To beat Barca who are better than us from the start, we cant afford to follow him 95%, we need the player's full commitment, a 110% and beyond.

huntsman wrote:

When you re on vacation you still have the obligation to look after your health and fitness. you are a sportsman and you shouldnt go on binging a

If i were any of the players, even while on vacation i would be doing my daily routine training. They are pro-players and given the wages they take they are obliged to act to the best interests of the club.

halamadrid2 wrote:how about you stop reading titles and read what both say first...would make a world of difference

halamadrid2 wrote:if you read the title you woudnt have started this thread...because what Iker did was just repeat what Mou said

Casillas as a captain has done just fine mate, Xabi doesnt need to physically put the armband on to have control of the players...because he already has

so to answer your question...NO WE DONT NEED A NEW CAPTAIN..end off

huntsman wrote:

halamadrid2 wrote:if you read the title you woudnt have started this thread...because what Iker did was just repeat what Mou said

Casillas as a captain has done just fine mate, Xabi doesnt need to physically put the armband on to have control of the players...because he already has

so to answer your question...NO WE DONT NEED A NEW CAPTAIN..end off

You did not answer my question because there was no question to begin with. And you just dictated your opinion.

Casillas did well? Says who? You? lol.

If a great manager fails to win a title for two consecutive years at a great club, he would be sacked, yet Casillas failed to win any mojor trophy with madrid for 10 years.

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halamadrid2 wrote:lol all that video shows are all of barcas goals in the 6-2 clasico and one or two other moments where he stood no chance of saving the header/shot

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ragbirjosh wrote:you maltese falcon.....

ragbirjosh wrote:That's the only part that confuses you.......I have deceived myself.