But still, I didn't think that Juande Ramos was some temporary " 'a la' we just take some youth team coach untill we sign a quality coach"? Why would Real sign Ramos than?Originally Posted by evilhita666
And btw, I would never want to see Mourinho in Barca
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11th March 2009 04:51 PM #31Professor Balthazar
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11th March 2009 04:54 PM #32immaculately conceived
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Me neither, man. Originally Posted by ZenI
And btw, I would never want to see Mourinho in Barca
Arrogant speeches in every interview. Dreadful football to watch. Probably a good defence but it would not be Barcelona.
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13th March 2009 12:01 PM #33Barçapocalypse NOW!
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Well, they signed Faubert, didn't they? Their signing policy isn't the best one out there, but yeah, this seems fishy... Originally Posted by ZenI
But still, I didn't think that Juande Ramos was some temporary " 'a la' we just take some youth team coach untill we sign a quality coach"? Why would Real sign Ramos than?
And btw, I would never want to see Mourinho in Barca
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13th March 2009 12:09 PM #34Senior Member
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Juande Ramos wasn`t brought as a temporary solution. Faubert signing proves that. Thing is, the guy that brought him - Ramon Calderon, quit his post and the new president (whoever may it be) will have his own favorites.
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13th March 2009 06:39 PM #35Professor Balthazar
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I started to laugh when I read your post, I forgot about that guy Originally Posted by evilhita666
Quality Real Madrid signing It makes our signing of Hleb look like the deal of the year.
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13th March 2009 08:29 PM #36Sueco estrella
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hahah yeah true, that was very strange... from Galacticos to Faubert!
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14th May 2009 06:01 PM #37
Bumping this as a couple of Italian papers (though I don't particularly believe it) claim we have a pre-agreement with Slutan Ibrahimobitch for next season, giving him 9 million in wages which is highher than what Messi earns. 100 million euro or 70 million euro plus Eto'o apparently is what Inter wants.
Thankfullly it is bullshit...as we all know. 70 million on one player??? I can't see it."The great fallacy is that the game is first and last about winning. It's nothing of the kind. The game is about glory. It's about doing things in style, with a flourish, about going out and beating the other lot, not waiting for them to die of boredom." - Danny Blanchflower
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14th May 2009 06:25 PM #38Member
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Do ye actually rate Ibrahimovic, he's the most over-rater player playing at the moment.
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14th May 2009 06:29 PM #39immaculately conceived
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well, the kid has some skills but he is too arrogant for hi own good.
and if laporta really buys him for 70 quid + eto'o and pays him more than our loved Messi, he ruins his own image at this moment
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14th May 2009 06:32 PM #40
The rumor mill is in full throttle for Ibra. I've read somewhere that we are making a swap deal for Ibra which will see Berbatov go the other way.
I do rate the guy but he's not the player we need.“After the win in Moscow last year, on our way back, the coach stood up and said: ‘Gentlemen, I want to thank you, but next year I will look into everyone’s eyes and I will see if you are still hungry. The ones that are not hungry anymore will be out of the team’,”
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14th May 2009 06:35 PM #41Member
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You could buy Villa who is Spanish, better, cheaper, proven in La Liga and must of all not a complete twat. Originally Posted by Gnegneri
Eto'o is twice the player Ibra is.
Do you guys think Eto'o will leave this summer?"I don't play against a particular team. I play against the idea of losing"
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14th May 2009 06:38 PM #42
Why would you want to part with Eto'o? I'd love to have him spearhead our attack.
“After the win in Moscow last year, on our way back, the coach stood up and said: ‘Gentlemen, I want to thank you, but next year I will look into everyone’s eyes and I will see if you are still hungry. The ones that are not hungry anymore will be out of the team’,”
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14th May 2009 06:41 PM #43Member
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Eto'o = Goal Machine.
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14th May 2009 06:42 PM #44
Nope. Originally Posted by VaVaVoom
Ruud Van Nistelrooy = Goal Machine.
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14th May 2009 06:42 PM #45immaculately conceived
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Well, you don't want to see a compilation of the chances that eto'o missed recent weeks/months/(maybe this season even). it has been horrible. and we are nto even talking the way he is fighting with the ball once in possession
you probably remember the goal against chelsea frmo iniesta, well, eto'o's control prior to that goal is a good control for eto'o lately.
he has 28 goals in the league, yes, but he should have been at 40 easily, 50 if he was top
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