I don't think Klopp is in the frame to be honest. His vivacious over the top personality is a bad fit with the conservative board that runs Madrid. Not to mention that the crowd in that stadium is as demanding as La Scala hearing a foreign tenor perform an Italian opera.
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No idea how you got that from what I wrote
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Has Eriksen signed a new contract? He is the only one out of those three that I think could maybe leave this season or next season.
De Gea is crap though. Allison is better, honest
I didn't know he was in a position to demand anything. Thought Klopp loved Pool with a pashun. Clearly he wont rob their best player from them
I know, I saw the game of Spain yesterdayDe Gea is crap though. Allison is better, honest
I thought that he was very committed with the project. I don´t believe much the rumor
Wait, what?
We didn't care. For some clubs the tournament starts after the group stages.
. ouch.where? I need a good dose of gossips
Tuttosport and a guy on Twitter called AgenteBernabeu. He's been a bit more reliable than many professional journalists on Madrid this year
yes, he is the Itk that I follow.
Not sure if you are spurs fan but if you are then - So you downplay Zidane as a not so good manager, someone who has won CL 3 times on the trot something i dont think can be achieved any time soon yet Poch is world class.. i mean...
Before using the word "we", you should check out what RM fans were saying on their forums at the time.
You went as far as to check out the Real Madrid forums simply because you beat them in a dead-rubber?
Yes mate ... but it's not like I had to travel to Spain to do it.
I'm hoping we're in the same group as RM again next time around.
I suspected as much but thanks for clearing that up anyway.
Told ya' @GlastonSpur
Hopefully with another group stage trophy wherever you are.
Just saw it. I remember he gave the wrong starting eleven for the final. If all his predictions are like that then it's for sure all of them will stay in their respective clubs.
Obviously they would want RM in their group, a team that doesn't really need to play at top gear in group stages. Gives others a chance to qualify easily and a sense of false hope.
Guti being on the managerial shortlist for both Real Madrid and St.Mirren is pretty hilarious. Don't think Perez will go for him though
Yes, you are right, failed in the final, however in other news he usually goes a few hours ahead of the rest. He was in Kiev days before the team,published photos of training and yesterday he was in Croatia-Brazil. Surely Inda will say something at night in the chiringuito. Klopp seems very complicated, although I feel the players would like him. Guti's option seems pretty close too. Do you like Allegri?
The thing about RM, is that what works for them wouldn't necessarily work for other huge clubs. A guy like del Bosque would have been a miserable failure at United or Bayern, but he had just the right touch for the Bernabeu. What I find curious is that St. Mirren thinks that Guti might might be a good fit for them.
who believes that nonsense?I always was very critical of Del Bosque, kind of using similar reasonings to the one you made, but almost every player I know has him in great estimation, so he probably did something well. I remember someone, an academy player (I don't remember the name) saying how his training sessions were much better than the ones of his sucessors. Ronaldo said he was one of the best coaches he had, that he was an excellent man manager, had a vast football knowledge and could transmit the essential stuff in 5 minutes while others would need one hour and a half. Roberto Carlos also had a similar opinion, and said he was one of the best he had. Roberto Carlos had Heynckes, Capello, Luxemburgo, Queiroz, Hiddink, plus the ones at Brazil etc, so that says something.
I second this...
I don't know much about Allegri to be honest, neither do I know about his availability.
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