Suedesi
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Ole doesn't seem a fan of signing older players, esoeespeci on big wages. We will look for a long term solution.
Are you basing this on fcukall?
Ole doesn't seem a fan of signing older players, esoeespeci on big wages. We will look for a long term solution.
Are you basing this on fcukall?
No.
Why would we sign a 33 year old defender who can be very rash at times to play in the prem for big money? Would be stupid.
Ramos boat sailed a long time ago. When he was 29, I would have taken him under Van Gaal. But he used us for a contract so can piss off.
I think the Mourinho rumour is a smokescreen and Real are really trying to bring Zidane back but i wonder why will he accept to return.. If he thought in May that he is not capable of doing the rebuild of this squad why to think otherwise in less than a year?!
He's 32 and much better than most defenders we've been linked out there (Toby A, Maguire), brings a ton of experience, and if it makes financial sense why not for a couple of years?
How credible are the sources that are going with Mourinho to Real?
He’d be 33 in the summer, if we sign him smart arse.
He’s past his best. Have you not learnt your lesson from Schweinsteiger, Falcao, Di Maria and Sanchez.
We need more players approaching their prime not past their prime. We need to stop signing big players past their best because it hasn’t worked.
Got it, so no Toby (31) or Koulibaly (28) for you on age considerations, correct?
I'd consider Ramos as a short-term solution, only if the financial numbers make sense.
Two options for Real: sack Solari now and replace him with Mourinho or stick with him and wait for Zidane.
@carvajal maybe you could translate it for me.
You translated it well. Literally "Madrid have two options right now, that Solari continues, or that Mourinho will come. Solari will be in Valladolid. The other option, Zidane, thinks about it, but rules out coming now"
Zidane quit, why would he go back less than a year later?
Then we'll have 2019-2020 of this thread with Solari still at helm. The squad need a shake up, and a new head coach. Solari and his predecessor are out of depth.Watch RM play out of their skins to keep Jose from coming back.
Because he loves the club and probably has a great relationship with the board.
What I was saying yesterday. It makes no sense of make a long term decision now. The season is over and they're safeks in the top four. Imagine they appoint Mourinho now and Poch in the summer says his time is up?http://www.espn.co.uk/football/real...support-as-mourinho-emerges-as-target-sources
So RM want to sack Solari but don't have anyone easy to replace him with. Only 12 league games left this season and they've got nothing to play for except top 4, and they're 6 points clear of 5th at the moment.
Mourinho is the only available candidate right now...
Question I have is why make a long term decision now when there are only 12 games left to play, unless they think they're dropping out of the top 4? Sounds to me like a rift between Ramos (+Others?) and Perez as well. I think they'll get a different interim coach or keep Solari ultimately for the 12 games.
They can then make a decision in the summer when they will have a big choice of coaches available and can also conduct transfer business to refresh the squad at the same time. Can't see Mourinho getting the nod, although stranger things have happened.
It must be depressing for Solari to stay there three more months knowing the president, the players and the fans want him gone.
A new manager coming in now would have the players fighting for their spots and they’d at least attempt to end the season on a positive note and have something to build on next year rather than keep the depressing state they’re in.
The biggest issue there has one name. Florentino Perez.It’s not even his fault.
He’s the fall guy from Perez. When two managers come in during a season and can’t get the best out of the players then the club has issues. They had big issues last year in the league which were overlooked by the champions league success. All they did in the summer to address that was put the squad in worse shape.
There were reports in Spain yesterday that he's already turned them down and I don't know why he'd go back after getting out just in time
Why would he risk the chance to take some luster off his legacy when a club like Juve will have an opening and come calling in a few months?
I would normally enjoy RM having a bit of a slump, but that normally means Barca being on the up, and I can't stand those fecks.
Real Madrid atleast acknowledge that they are utter twats and revel in it. Barca with their whole holier than thou shite is much more annoying.
I didn´t see the page 67 and I thought it was Mou.Reliable sources saying it’s done and it might even be announced tonight