Re: Who should replace Mourinho?

by jibers Tue Dec 25, 2012 9:36 pm

Honestly I don't even know. The next manager will have to deal with the post Mourinho depression which as we've seen, is hell. Inter, Chelsea etc. The team is now built for counter attacking and except the new manager ios given the transfer money I just don't see why anyone will want the job. I just bloody wish Pellegrini was allowed to stay. Look at his losses to Barcelona with lesser personnel ffs, lost 1-0 with a late Ibra goal and 2-0 with Xavi's best performance that season.

Benitez is the best man with the personel at hand atm tbh. Benzema needs to decide what he is. Maybe the Betis manager.

by barca 2011 Tue Dec 25, 2012 9:45 pm

The xcx wrote:Can we please stop saying Pellegrinis sack wasnt justified
3-0 loss to Alcorcon and sore defeat in the hands of Lyon got him the sack. If theres anyone to blame its him.

It was 4-0 to Alcorcon.

by Onyx Tue Dec 25, 2012 9:49 pm

Plus defensively we weren't really solid under Pellegrini. Though he probably could have improved the side in terms of defending the following season.

by yoonie Tue Dec 25, 2012 9:50 pm

With the talents Real Madrid has... i say Joachim Low could suit as the club's manager. But will Low give up the chance to win a Wolrd Cup with Germany?

by yoonie Tue Dec 25, 2012 9:51 pm

With the talents Real Madrid has... i say Joachim Low could suit as the club's manager. But will Low give up the chance to win a Wolrd Cup with Germany?

by Real Kandahar Tue Dec 25, 2012 10:25 pm

No replacement for The Special One, he is the walking talking example of the adjective Confidence, Success and Honor

by ToEy Tue Dec 25, 2012 11:09 pm

Real Kandahar wrote:No replacement for The Special One, he is the walking talking example of the adjective Confidence, Success and Honor

Man Im enjoying this soap opera...box office hit, with the Mou's cultlike fanboys like Kandahar and Idiot vs the real RM fans =D

by The Sanchez Wed Dec 26, 2012 9:33 pm

ToEy wrote:
Real Kandahar wrote:No replacement for The Special One, he is the walking talking example of the adjective Confidence, Success and Honor

Man Im enjoying this soap opera...box office hit, with the Mou's cultlike fanboys like Kandahar and Idiot vs the real RM fans =D

The boy will soon realise the reality...

by Swanhends Wed Dec 26, 2012 9:49 pm

by VanDeezNuts Fri Dec 28, 2012 11:57 am

read an interesting article with bits from an interview from karanka.

the line that really jumped out to me was:

"A while ago he told me I would have to face the media regularly. This is because he doesn't have a good relationship with journalists."

so this means mourinho knew he would cause a shit storm and seemed to plan benching iker for this reason.

im also getting the feeling that karanka is siding with mourinho which could be bad for his immediate future with the club if mourinho is sacked. very unfortunate.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/12/spain/2012/12/28/3633507/mourinho-has-not-told-casillas-why-he-was-dropped-karanka?source=breakingnews

by Onyx Fri Dec 28, 2012 11:59 am

I don't think anyone at the club has disagreed with Mourinho. They probably do disagree with Mourinho but don't want to go against him.

by The Franchise Fri Dec 28, 2012 2:43 pm

Im not too surprised by that honestly, him planing such a thing.

He has a box to tricks he pulls out, all for a higher purpose. He is quickly running out of them, if he hasn't already.

by guest7 Fri Dec 28, 2012 2:49 pm

Maybe it's becouse he lost a game and he knew the blame would be focused on him?

It's nothing big honestly, that's how it works in Real Madrid. I don't think it had anything with him planning it.

by EarlyPrototype Fri Dec 28, 2012 2:56 pm

vanDEEZ wrote:read an interesting article with bits from an interview from karanka.

the line that really jumped out to me was:

"A while ago he told me I would have to face the media regularly. This is because he doesn't have a good relationship with journalists."

so this means mourinho knew he would cause a shit storm and seemed to plan benching iker for this reason.

im also getting the feeling that karanka is siding with mourinho which could be bad for his immediate future with the club if mourinho is sacked. very unfortunate.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/12/spain/2012/12/28/3633507/mourinho-has-not-told-casillas-why-he-was-dropped-karanka?source=breakingnews

It is no surprise Karanka is siding with Mou.

Mou loves Karanka and I am pretty sure he is going to want Karanka as his assistant wherever he goes. After all he did say that his coaching staff is like his family. Karanka probably knows that by now too.

Edit: it is his job anyway. We don't need Karanka being Ostracized as well.

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