Mourinho sacked !!

Yohan Modric wrote:Benitez hasn't won a major trophy in a long time. He just has a few traits which suit Real Madrid. We'd simply be settling for Benitez. His name doesn't really stand out currently. He's not the best, but he could work.

If a top EPL club was looking for a manager, Benitez wouldn't be the best candidate. However since La Liga is kinda weaker, Benitez could work. However with what Heynckes has done this year and Klopp in recent years, I think they would be better choices.

Erm wasnt Rafa the manager of the EL Winning Chelski?!
And how exactly is La Liga weaker than the EPL?? Plz explain.
I'd be very pleased with Rafa. The man is proven both in spain and Europe. Klopp is obviously a good coach, but his experience is limitd to Germany, and i dont think he'll last long under Perez's constant tinkering. Also, its only this year Klopp has made an impact in Europe after 2 straight years of failure. The cynic in me is still yet to be won over by him.
Rafa has his flaws but make no mistake about it, the man is amazing at managing a squad. He is in no way a step down to either Klopp or Heynckes. But then again i wouldn't expct any better from you

We can start raping Real Madrid with 5-0 / 6-2 again. Thank you.

The only downside to the Benitez arguement is that Xabi Alonso would probably refuse to extend his contract. But then again, Xabi hasn't exactly performed upto expectations this year. Anyways, i for would welcome Rafa with open arms (just don't make him incharge of transfers )

Collblanc wrote: We can start raping Real Madrid with 5-0 / 6-2 again. Thank you.

maybe you forgot but you are the ones getting ass whooped by our second strings and roasted in europe. maybe hope for a draw to begin with lol

@kami, who cares about alonso, it's time to rebuild the midfield

I'm wondering, what about Ronaldo? The guy has gotten massive support by Mourinho; I dont think he has a bigger fan then him. Will this effect his performance? His confidence? His future at the club?

Ronaldo:"I dont care about Mourinho, it's the future of Real madrid that matters"

sure CR will miss him mourinho biggest fan in the locker is essien lol

Mr Nick09 wrote:

Collblanc wrote: We can start raping Real Madrid with 5-0 / 6-2 again. Thank you.

maybe you forgot but you are the ones getting ass whooped by our second strings and roasted in europe. maybe hope for a draw to begin with lol

@kami, who cares about alonso, it's time to rebuild the midfield

No other coach then Mourinho has given Real Madrid the edge this season - it has reset now. I dont think a different coach can give the squad a boost, it will take a couple of years again. It took Mourinho 3 years to beat us(!), and it happened in his last season. I dont see any other coach giving the same succes/results any time soon.

Mr Nick09 wrote:Ronaldo:"I dont care about Mourinho, it's the future of Real madrid that matters"

sure CR will miss him mourinho biggest fan in the locker is essien lol

I just hope Real Madrid gets a offensive coach, rather then a defensive. The way Madrid played the last few years isnt really the type of play I like; I prefer Real's 2004/2006 period - beautiful it was.

Collblanc wrote:No other coach then Mourinho has given Real Madrid the edge this season - it has reset now. I dont think a different coach can give the squad a boost, it will take a couple of years again. It took Mourinho 3 years to beat us(!), and it happened in his last season. I dont see any other coach giving the same succes/results any time soon.

IIRC, we beat Farça for the CdR in Mou's first season. Selective memory much?
I would rather worry about Bar7el0na's wafer thin defence and Messidependencia rather than the Real Madrid coach if i were u

I'll miss Mourinho..

The players really had a special bound with him in the first 2 seasons. I don't know what happened this year.

Valkyrja wrote:The players really had a special bound with him in the first 2 seasons. I don't know what happened this year.

The two chaps in your avatar happened.

Hmm, im all for rebuilding our static midfield, but id rather prefer Alonso to play, albeit in a 433 or 352 where his lack of movement wudnt result in us getting run over in the centre. Dude's still class imo
I personally dont get the Khedira hate, granted he isnt exactly in the league of som1 like Bisquits, but he runs the equivalent of 2 men. His time with Stuggart and Germany suggests he is a competent box to box CM. A change of system is in order, not a complete overhaul of personnel. Thanks

Kamikaze692 wrote:

Collblanc wrote:No other coach then Mourinho has given Real Madrid the edge this season - it has reset now. I dont think a different coach can give the squad a boost, it will take a couple of years again. It took Mourinho 3 years to beat us(!), and it happened in his last season. I dont see any other coach giving the same succes/results any time soon.

IIRC, we beat Farça for the CdR in Mou's first season. Selective memory much?
I would rather worry about Bar7el0na's wafer thin defence and Messidependencia rather than the Real Madrid coach if i were u

I think you misunderstood me, but hey - thats OK! What I was saying is that Mourinho is a great coach and it will be a challenge for any next coach to keep up this kind of quality. I think it will take another 2/3 seasons to be this succesfull again.

Valkyrja wrote:The players really had a special bound with him in the first 2 seasons. I don't know what happened this year.

Special bond with the Special One
Yeah no, there was no special bond. The players had the same relationship any player would have with their coach. How did u even get this idea when there is absolutely no indication for this?

Kamikaze692 wrote:

Yohan Modric wrote:Benitez hasn't won a major trophy in a long time. He just has a few traits which suit Real Madrid. We'd simply be settling for Benitez. His name doesn't really stand out currently. He's not the best, but he could work.

If a top EPL club was looking for a manager, Benitez wouldn't be the best candidate. However since La Liga is kinda weaker, Benitez could work. However with what Heynckes has done this year and Klopp in recent years, I think they would be better choices.

Erm wasnt Rafa the manager of the EL Winning Chelski?!
And how exactly is La Liga weaker than the EPL?? Plz explain.
I'd be very pleased with Rafa. The man is proven both in spain and Europe. Klopp is obviously a good coach, but his experience is limitd to Germany, and i dont think he'll last long under Perez's constant tinkering. Also, its only this year Klopp has made an impact in Europe after 2 straight years of failure. The cynic in me is still yet to be won over by him.
Rafa has his flaws but make no mistake about it, the man is amazing at managing a squad. He is in no way a step down to either Klopp or Heynckes. But then again i wouldn't expct any better from you

Europa League isn't the CL. Also he barely just won it from a corner in the last minute.

La Liga is kinda weaker because Real Madrid/Barca can just beat the Valladolid's, Osasuna's, Granada's etc etc every week due to their superiority. This means any manager could win La Liga. There's 2 elite teams in La Liga.

EPL has like 5/6 top sides and all the other mid table sides are more competitive than the La Liga mid table sides.

Benitez hasn't won anything significant since 2005. However an advantage of Benitez is he does have the experience so he could learn from his mistakes and succeed at Real Madrid. Especially considering it'll be easier in La Liga and with all the resources he'll have available at Real Madrid.

In terms of Klopp/Heynckes, it would kind of be a progression from Mourinho. Both of them would most likely improve our tactical side, possession, pressing etc etc.

Confirmed: 2 season manager.

Wording is off. He's leaving by way of mutual agreement and he hasn't asked for any compensation.

Good bye Mou, I still love you

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Confirmed: 2 season manager.

Harsh but I'd rather have two successful years than none at all

Thank god he's gone. I hope he fails for the rest of his career.

McAgger wrote:Thank god he's gone. I hope he fails for the rest of his career.

That's just asking for bad mojo brah. No need to be a hater, embrace the ways of love yo

You guys do know I'm by far the biggest asshole on this forum. So these hate threads will inevitably get a sexy bump after a couple of trophies while Madrid finish with zero tituli next year.

Zealous wrote:

McAgger wrote:Thank god he's gone. I hope he fails for the rest of his career.

That's just asking for bad mojo brah. No need to be a hater, embrace the ways of love yo

Don't really care anymore. My hate for the man has reached unexplainable levels. Why would I wish him good luck anyhow? He's been nothing but a dickhead

McAgger wrote:

Zealous wrote:

McAgger wrote:Thank god he's gone. I hope he fails for the rest of his career.

That's just asking for bad mojo brah. No need to be a hater, embrace the ways of love yo

Don't really care anymore. My hate for the man has reached unexplainable levels. Why would I wish him good luck anyhow? He's been nothing but a dickhead

You've never met him so there's no way you could possibly know that

Zealous wrote:

McAgger wrote:

Zealous wrote:

That's just asking for bad mojo brah. No need to be a hater, embrace the ways of love yo

Don't really care anymore. My hate for the man has reached unexplainable levels. Why would I wish him good luck anyhow? He's been nothing but a dickhead

You've never met him so there's no way you could possibly know that

Oh I'm sorry I didn't know hating on Spain, on journalists, on players, poking his peers in the eye, acting like god, destroying careers (Adan), quarreling with his whole team, completely benching legends for personal agendas, etc, were considered acts of kindness in Portugal. You totally got me there Z.

I like how fast Madrids went from loving the man to hating him <3
except Nick of course he called it since day one.