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Real Madrid Thread 2009-2010
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Every single one of those covers has already been posted, several times, in this thread, by you. You have added nothing new to the discussion, nor do you ever. It was simply inflammatory and posting inflammatory posts for the sake of it is the very definition of troll-like behavior. Established members can still be trolls, you know.
The only reason for posting that is to restart the mocking of Madrid which is meant to compensate for whatever failings you are feeling. Considering that you're retarded I cannot fathom how many you might have.
So, next time, at least post something new. Or perhaps cast a different light on it?
The only reason for posting that is to restart the mocking of Madrid which is meant to compensate for whatever failings you are feeling. Considering that you're retarded I cannot fathom how many you might have.
So, next time, at least post something new. Or perhaps cast a different light on it?
yoyo913
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Yeah Az stop trying to be smart! It's making some of us look bad here.
This is gold:
I would also like to add that what I find more hilarious than your newspaper Real front pages is the fact that bybuti is an Albanian boy who considers himself Catalan and somehow part of the Barcelona football team (and it's history), although like most of us here he just plainly chose to support it with no real substance behind it, he just liked the team. Maybe he fell in love with them while playing FIFA.
It is truly like a disillusioned retarded boy.
This is gold:
Mandieta6;2867434 said:
I would also like to add that what I find more hilarious than your newspaper Real front pages is the fact that bybuti is an Albanian boy who considers himself Catalan and somehow part of the Barcelona football team (and it's history), although like most of us here he just plainly chose to support it with no real substance behind it, he just liked the team. Maybe he fell in love with them while playing FIFA.
It is truly like a disillusioned retarded boy.
I was going to give the young excuse but what's worrying is he's almost 21. To be considered a man 
Its ok booty, you're the resident retarded pest; you're sort of like rats in New York City....A horrible and unsanitary sight but it forms part of the city and portrays its bad side, that's how you relate to the Real Madrid Thread!
Higuain is on the balance right now, and so is Pellegrini, I dont know how much more retarded Perez can get but if he sells Pipita that would be the end of me...for a while at least..
Also read today that Mou would cost us around 16M which is crazy for a manager, that is including his buyout and Pelle's buyout
Higuain is on the balance right now, and so is Pellegrini, I dont know how much more retarded Perez can get but if he sells Pipita that would be the end of me...for a while at least..
Also read today that Mou would cost us around 16M which is crazy for a manager, that is including his buyout and Pelle's buyout
Sevillista
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Mandieta6;2868490 said:
Mandieta6;2868488 said:
Mandieta6;2868486 said:
Drunk SGing?
Xifio;2868509 said:
yes,m this is a ruse. **** you, what sort of drunk can use the term ruse?" legends, that who, u a legendT?n ¿
' cirly not
CLEARLY, bitch.
EDIOT: i SOOOOOO only hanf with ectuals.
redit: hahaha, I said idiot, but with an e.
edit: badonkadonk.
MaestroZidane
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haha.. Az FTW 
Jaboldinho
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Mandieta6;2868515 said:
Finally some good posts in this thread.
I posted this in another forum, my opinion on the whole Mou vs Pellegrini thing
What's interesting is that when the coaches have changed but the project has been retained, said coaches retain the mindset and goal of what the project sought to accomplish/wants to accomplish......For example in Barca the have changed coaches a number of times since the dream team, however the idea has remained the same, what we are seeing with Guardiola is the culmination of a process....If Guardiola was to leave and Tito Villanova took over, Barca wouldnt play any different; because the idea is there, and its not leaving, all the players from the youth system are ingrained with the mindset, that's how they will play, that's how they play....
WE dont have that, and will never have that as long as we keep switching coaches every calendar year; trading long term success and stability for short term glory. (fueled by our inability to realize that it is not 1960 anymore)
Pelle could leave and we could continue stability if we had an idea; if we had a way to play; if when Mou came he knew that his job is to maintain our style...we dont have a style.
With Pelle at the helm for a solid 4 years we WILL develop a style no matter what, and in such circumstance the next coach will just do what is natural, continue the 'project' we so often speak of.
The fact remain as of right now we are in the mids of developing a 'project'. The whole argument that players can be the 'project' does not hold true. Players can be specific TO a project but they cannot BE the project. Put Xabi in a team like Bayern and he would not be nearly as effective; why? because he fits a particular system. Messi in Argentina is not Messi in Barca, why? because he works best within the project....one cannot be without the other
What's interesting is that when the coaches have changed but the project has been retained, said coaches retain the mindset and goal of what the project sought to accomplish/wants to accomplish......For example in Barca the have changed coaches a number of times since the dream team, however the idea has remained the same, what we are seeing with Guardiola is the culmination of a process....If Guardiola was to leave and Tito Villanova took over, Barca wouldnt play any different; because the idea is there, and its not leaving, all the players from the youth system are ingrained with the mindset, that's how they will play, that's how they play....
WE dont have that, and will never have that as long as we keep switching coaches every calendar year; trading long term success and stability for short term glory. (fueled by our inability to realize that it is not 1960 anymore)
Pelle could leave and we could continue stability if we had an idea; if we had a way to play; if when Mou came he knew that his job is to maintain our style...we dont have a style.
With Pelle at the helm for a solid 4 years we WILL develop a style no matter what, and in such circumstance the next coach will just do what is natural, continue the 'project' we so often speak of.
The fact remain as of right now we are in the mids of developing a 'project'. The whole argument that players can be the 'project' does not hold true. Players can be specific TO a project but they cannot BE the project. Put Xabi in a team like Bayern and he would not be nearly as effective; why? because he fits a particular system. Messi in Argentina is not Messi in Barca, why? because he works best within the project....one cannot be without the other
more than just a mindset, it is a philosophy ... at Ajax, with the Dutch national team, and at Barça ... no matter who the coach is or who the players are, it is possession play, with constant intent to attack ... but I can't think of any other team with as strong a philosophy as courses through the veins of the 3 teams Michels and Cruyff influenced ...KingPaulV;2868860 said:
Mourinho > Pellegrini ... so if I was you, and I wanted a little continuity, I'd rather have it with José than with anyone else (let alone Pellegrini) ...KingPaulV;2868860 said:
this is a little more tricky a topic ... because your club has apparently recouped all the transfer money spent on Cristiano merely through jersey sales (!) ... so the turnover is huge, and is being maintained at such a high level because of the calibre of players constantly being attracted to the club ... there is no step up from Real Madrid because you guys keep going for the best ...KingPaulV;2868860 said:
but yes, I see your point ... the "project" needs stability, and a semblance of direction ... I think that the hire/fire mentality needs to stop ... unfortunately Pellegrini does not fall into that category as far as I am concerned ... Del Bosque should never have been fired ... even Capello should not have been fired ... if Mourinho comes, then he should be given a lengthy run to develop the project into a functioning system; and believe me, there will be no shortage of galácticos, because José will demand the best for every position ...
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Like you?night;2868896 said:
Pogba4Now
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Xifio;2869046 said:
For Madrid to become stable, they need to stick to the same manager for a while. That's the only solution. Changing managers like changing underwears don't do Madrid any good. Managers come and go each year with different tactics, strategies etc disrupting the work of the previous managers by starting something completely new.
And don't count on Mourinho as a long term solution. I can guarantee that he'll stay for 3 years at most. Wouldn't be surprised if he stayed only 1 year after winning several trophies.
Firing Del Bosque for no reason is the most ******* ridiculous thing ever. I wonder what Madrid would've been today with Del Bosque still in charge...
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