Miremoses1:
Just in: Allegri has turned down Real Madrid approach to replace Zidane (GdS)

oh nooooo

soo it's gonna be conte

MoR2:


oh nooooo

soo it's gonna be conte

maybe Sarri

MoR2:

oh nooooo
soo it's gonna be conte

Conte is still with Chelsea. Conte is one coach i like very much.

. I am only missing Firmino saying that he got a cold because a drop of my sweat landed on him."


Ramos is damn funny. One thing i like about Ramos is that he always turn up in big matches. I will never forget his heroics in the 2013/2014 UCL Final against Atletico Madrid.

monerozi5590:
. I am only missing Firmino saying that he got a cold because a drop of my sweat landed on him."


Ramos is damn funny. One thing i like about Ramos is that he always turn up in big matches. I will never forget his heroics in the 2013/2014 UCL Final against Atletico Madrid.

his very good in trolling + his a Savage, lol.

what is happening, no manager yet

Yes, yes my family. Finally I'm here. where will I start?

Talking about new coach, there are lots of good managers with great CV that can fit into the legacy and ideological balance of the team.
But may I ask una one question o...if na you be that coach will you like to fill in the space left by someone who created ceremonial history in football world, even Josep Guardiola will claim that he's got headache instead of accepting that role.

That sh!t is the fear of many managers, if you come now and fumble na big trouble and the Spanish media won't be of help.

MoR2:
what is happening, no manager yet

Osu wa o(we are tired)

Flamezzz:
Yes, yes my family. Finally I'm here. where will I start?

Talking about new coach, there are lots of good managers with great CV that can fit into the legacy and ideological balance of the team.
But may I ask una one question o...if na you be that coach will you like to fill in the space left by someone who created ceremonial history in football world, even Josep Guardiola will claim that he's got headache instead of accepting that role.

That sh!t is the fear of many managers, if you come now and fumble na big trouble and the Spanish media won't be of help.

funny but you got a point. This I believe is the reason why allegri and low turned down the offer.

Miremoses1:
funny but you got a point. This I believe is the reason why allegri and low turned down the offer.

Zizou Did Nicely, Others Can Too, They Just Need To Learn Few Things From Him And Add It To Theirs, They can thrive...

But the main thing is a coach that can keep the dressing room calm

LosVikingos:


Zizou Did Nicely, Others Can Too, They Just Need To Learn Few Things From Him And Add It To Theirs, They can thrive...

But the main thing is a coach that can keep the dressing room calm

The issue is that Zizou didn't "do nicely", he did awesomely, he did things no other coach has done in the UCL era so taking the job after him is a thankless task, Zidane has raised the bar so high that only a treble would be seen as "Improvement"

LosVikingos:


Zizou Did Nicely, Others Can Too, They Just Need To Learn Few Things From Him And Add It To Theirs, They can thrive...

But the main thing is a coach that can keep the dressing room calm

true talk.

Flamezzz:
Yes, yes my family. Finally I'm here. where will I start?

Talking about new coach, there are lots of good managers with great CV that can fit into the legacy and ideological balance of the team.
But may I ask una one question o...if na you be that coach will you like to fill in the space left by someone who created ceremonial history in football world, even Josep Guardiola will claim that he's got headache instead of accepting that role.

That sh!t is the fear of many managers, if you come now and fumble na big trouble and the Spanish media won't be of help.

they probably see it as career suicide


but jokes apart we need a good coach

Miremoses1:
Real Madrid ready to pay €100M release clause to sign Atletico goalkeeper Oblak (A Bola)

The Portuguese sports daily report that Real Madrid have placed the Slovenian stopper on their wanted list as Liverpool's interest lessens.


With limited movement in the transfer market so far, Portuguese sports daily A Bola claim that Real Madrid are set to make the first splash of the summer and are prepared to pay the 100 million euro buy-out clause that would see Jan Oblak make the move from the Metropolitano to the Santiago Bernabeu and become the highest paid goalkeeper in the process.

The final decision claim A Bola, will lie with the future Real Madrid coach as the search for a replacement for Zinedina Zidane continues.

The 25-year-old Slovenian moved to Atleti from Benfica four years ago for a fee of 16 million euro. After a process of adaptation in his first season in Spain he has slowly established himself as one of the finest stoppers in LaLiga and has even been cited in many circles as the best goalkeeper in the world.. The Slovenian international's current deal with Atletico expires in 2021 but renovation talks have reportedly come to a standstill.

Stayed tune ATM will go and find "a new" worldclass gk

we better buy their scouts instead

Conte and Guti leading our managerial race.

Our defence needs Conte there were points we lost last season because of the silly goals we conceeded.

3-4-3 pushing Carvajal and Marcelo to wing-backs then using Nacho, Ramos and Varane would solidify our defence.

I would love Guti to manage us, but is it the right time??

Guti spent 25years with us before becoming our youth team manager spending the past 5years coaching our youth teams.

that is 30years in Madrid, what does he offer

Style of play
Guti has followed in the modern trend of playing from the back with short passes, occupying the crucial zones on the pitch and winning the ball back high up the pitch. He implemented this style of play at Juvenil A and one must say that it was a success. His players adapted quite quickly to this new style, which was completely different from that of his predecessor Santiago Solari.
Guti was flexible when it comes to formations and shapes. He had no problem adjusting the formation to get the best out of certain players that he felt could carry the team. He experimented with three at the back and variations of a three and four-man midfield.

Guti could maintain what Zidane has started, the coaching staff is there to help him.

MoR2:
Conte and Guti leading our managerial race.

Our defence needs Conte there were points we lost last season because of the silly goals we conceeded.

3-4-3 pushing Carvajal and Marcelo to wing-backs then using Nacho, Ramos and Varane would solidify our defence.

Lol.. Zidane tried that same line up (formation. Five defenders) against Seville and it was a disaster. We are Madrid, our set up is to attack and sometimes try to have a balance team depending on our opponents.

MoR2:
I would love Guti to manage us, but is it the right time??

Guti spent 25years with us before becoming our youth team manager spending the past 5years coaching our youth teams.

that is 30years in Madrid, what does he offer

Style of play
Guti has followed in the modern trend of playing from the back with short passes, occupying the crucial zones on the pitch and winning the ball back high up the pitch. He implemented this style of play at Juvenil A and one must say that it was a success. His players adapted quite quickly to this new style, which was completely different from that of his predecessor Santiago Solari.
Guti was flexible when it comes to formations and shapes. He had no problem adjusting the formation to get the best out of certain players that he felt could carry the team. He experimented with three at the back and variations of a three and four-man midfield.

Guti could maintain what Zidane has started, the coaching staff is there to help him.

Yeah, Would love to see Guti on our dugout too. Let's see whether he can do Zidane. I will say is a risk worth taking.

MoR2:
Conte and Guti leading our managerial race.

Our defence needs Conte there were points we lost last season because of the silly goals we conceeded.

3-4-3 pushing Carvajal and Marcelo to wing-backs then using Nacho, Ramos and Varane would solidify our defence.

one thing you should know is that, we play to out score the opponents not to protect our lead. We simply believe in "score and let me score but I must surely outscore you".

We don't play to defend, that's why I don't fancy conte. His another mourinho.

Miremoses1:
one thing you should know is that, we play to out score the opponents not to protect our lead. We simply believe in "score and let me score but I must surely outscore you".

We don't play to defend, that's why I don't fancy conte. His another mourinho.

outscore who, when benzema is our striker instead of being on the bench. bale is on a sickbed and Ororo is unhappy.

all the useless draws and two two points we lost, what about games where we couldnt even equalise after conceding one stupid late defensive error goal.

ah, teams had the moral that nothing nothing they can still score or even get a point.

Miremoses1:
Ronaldo is a whole different player when he plays for Portugal. I seriously believe his not playing too well for us because of the contract issues.

Not really, at least IMHO.

Ronaldo tunes his playing style to serve the team's strength for longevity. At Portugal, he doesn't have the retinue of WC players that he has at RM, so he gets more hands-on in the buildup. Dropping deep, creating chances, assisting plays, and getting forward for a cross since he's the best header of the ball in the team.

If he played for a France or Belgium, he'd play more like he does at RM--being the guy at the final end of most of the chances (and letting the stacked mid do what it does best--creating most of the chances).

At 33, he has nothing else to prove. Just do what he can to win trophies and score goals when he can.

And that's why it is naive when people who only watch him play in RM think he is nearly done or all about goals.

I prefer him at Portugal tho'. ALWAYS entertaining to watch. Guedes better not turn out like Renato. That'd suck. He's got huge potential.

-Lord

LordAdam16:


Not really, at least IMHO.

Ronaldo tunes his playing style to serve the team's strength for longevity. At Portugal, he doesn't have the retinue of WC players that he has at RM, so he gets more hands-on in the buildup. Dropping deep, creating chances, assisting plays, and getting forward for a cross since he's the best header of the ball in the team.

If he played for a France or Belgium, he'd play more like he does at RM--being the guy at the final end of most of the chances (and letting the stacked mid do what it does best--creating most of the chances).

At 33, he has nothing else to prove. Just do what he can to win trophies and score goals when he can.

And that's why it is naive when people who only watch him play in RM think he is nearly done or all about goals.

I prefer him at Portugal tho'. ALWAYS entertaining to watch. Guedes better not turn out like Renato. That'd suck. He's got huge potential.

-Lord

you are right though. Portugal is full of average players. They lack creativity in the midfield.portugal is full of inexperienced young stars, But I see potentials in their squad.

Just like you said, if Portugal had that A list players, CR7 would stick to his work upfront.