Who will replace Carletto ??

Art Morte wrote:It's got Klopp written all over it, unless he wants to go to the Premier League. If Klopp goes to Madrid, I could see Ancelotti going to Man City.

Carlo > City
Klopp > Liverpool
Rafa > RM
Pellegrini > Napoli
Rodgers > Newcastle

I have this odd tingling sensation in my stomach they could go for Pep.Might just be gas though.

Stay clear of Vibe, everyone.

If I was Madrid I wouldn't fire Ancelotti. Dude won them the impossible decima and a cup in the first year. He's a league flop for sure though.

If they fire him, I don't see a clear candidate to replace him. Klopp is perhaps the best option for them but I'm not sure his 120km-runned-per-game strategy can work at Madrid with CR, Bale, Benzema, Isco, Kroos, Modric... all players that do not put huge effort. Also, he runs players to the ground as Ancelotti has done this season.

Kroos about Ancelotti after the game:

"All I can say is that he's an absolute top manager. The way we've played tonight, that wouldn't work with a bad manager on the touchline. I hope that everyone is aware of that."

Kroos - SOLD

Carlo - SACKED

Yohan Modric wrote:Imo.

Agreed. I would give my arms and legs for this. Seems like the guy that would murder Bale before playing him, that's requirement numero uno for a new coach.

Doubt it'll happen though.

Klopp, Ancelotti or Zidane seems most likely to be the coach next season.

My choice would be Laudrup. Guy has huge balls and plays great football. His balls were the reason he got fired though, wanted full control, don't know if Perez would go for that.

hold up. are the fans turning on the manager now. aswell.

inb4 Pep: "I would like a thousand Bales"

MR BOND wrote:hold up. are the fans turning on the manager now. aswell.

You're trying to hard

Ancelotti has been criticized for 18 months, for his lack of rotation and balls.

bernat will start imo

A dog would be a better Coach than this wuss.

RM would be stupid to sack him IMO. Give him time to actually build a team and reticify his mistakes from this season, but as always(and hopefully) Florentino will most likely sack him and go crazy in the market this summer hunting for his new toys and screw themselves over again for the long-term

He doesn't have the balls to build a team. He could've had the chance, but said yes to everything Perez wanted him to do... Like he even wanted Bale to begin with. Don't think so tbh.

Genuine question to all RM fans : When was the last time you truly liked your manager and please give his name and tell us why ? Seems like last year many of you liked Carlo because he won la decima and his persona was mourinho's opposite.
Less than half a year later, the dislike began.

Bénin wrote:Genuine question to all RM fans : When was the last time you truly liked your manager and please give his name and tell us why ? Seems like last year many of you liked Carlo because he won la decima and his persona was mourinho's opposite.
Less than half a year later, the dislike began.

I never liked Carlo. ALL Madrid fans here know that. Hated him since day one.

I don't care about liking them or not, my issue is how you are doing your job and IN MY OPINION, he has been OK and that's not good enough.

This thread suggests we didn't credit him with the decima win.

http://www.goallegacy.net/t36459-carlo-ancelotti-sack-watch?highlight=carlo

izzy wrote:A dog would be a better Coach than this wuss.

the guy won a double in his first season ffs .

he deserves a third year .

farfan wrote:the guy won a double in his first season ffs .

he deserves a third year .

No, he doesn't and again, IN MY OPINION, he lucked up BIG TIME. I don't credit him for those wins. I never have. The players won in spite of him, not because of him.

The same mistakes he made last year, he made this year.

I don't have time for repeated idiocy for a 3rd time over.

he gets no credit for that compact midfield of Modric-Alonso-Di maria that nobody thought would work ?
he gets no credit for the way he completely shut down Bayern in the semis ?
funny how these same players didn't come close to winning the CL in the previous 12 years .

farfan wrote:he gets no credit for that compact midfield of Modric-Alonso-Di maria that nobody thought would work ?
he gets no credit for the way he completely shut down Bayern in the semis ?
funny how these same players didn't come close to winning the CL in the previous 12 years .

No, he gets no credit for it................................. just like you give Pep no credit for any type of influence he may have had on the Germany NT.

Also, we were in the Semis 3 years straight before Carlo, that's coming close imo.

i never denied Pep's influence on the german NT .
.... but that influence was negative and almost cost them against freaking Algeria the moment they did away with that false 9/ Lahm in midfield crap, the team looked better and went on to win the whole thing .

Mourinho would have never approached that bayern game the way Carlo did . remember the good ol days of Pepe-Alonso-Khedia ?

Bénin wrote:Genuine question to all RM fans : When was the last time you truly liked your manager and please give his name and tell us why ? Seems like last year many of you liked Carlo because he won la decima and his persona was mourinho's opposite.
Less than half a year later, the dislike began.

are you even gona bother asking that. Madrid don't have supporters. thay have a bunch of people that only turn up to watch a team win. a manager can win 500 games. but thay want him out as soon as he loses the 501st game.

farfan wrote:i never denied Pep's influence on the german NT .
.... but that influence was negative and almost cost them against freaking Algeria the moment they did away with that false 9/ Lahm in midfield crap, the team  looked better and went on to win the whole thing .

Mourinho would have never approached that bayern game the way Carlo did . remember the good ol days of  Pepe-Alonso-Khedia ?

Uh huh.....

Mourinho lost to Bayern on Pens...... lets not act like he was completely destroyed AND according to you that Bayern is better than Pep's Bayern.