Deni_Rossonero
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Ok so I'm not alone, I was starting to think I might be perceiving it wrong 
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Real Madrid Thread [2010-2011]
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ShiftyPowers
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kp40;3088464 said:
He's been a manager for more than a few months.
Deni_Rossonero
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kp40;3088464 said:
Hmm... So the CL with Porto and Inter or all the league titles he won mean less than next few months at Real?
And what exactly he did that makes him better than Guardiola during last 3 years. If you want to talk about more time, Fergie is right there.
And I thought you are talking about his achivement in Real.
Edit: Also Pep became coach 3 years ago, you can not compare his success with Mourinho, he started earlier.
And I thought you are talking about his achivement in Real.
Edit: Also Pep became coach 3 years ago, you can not compare his success with Mourinho, he started earlier.
Mourinho is a great coach and will be one of the best, he will triumph at Madrid, I couldn't believe how ell he prepared his team he means serious business. But he has to be the biggest w*nker in the sport, always complaining and playing the victim, I hate the **** out of him.
Deni_Rossonero
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kp40;3088486 said:
Well for me there is no comparison at all with Guardiola. And although I really respect Ferguson I think Mourinho's approach to Managing is something that noone has ever done, and I think he's just perfected this role in modern football, I think by the time he's been in football as long as Fergie is now, Mourinho will be the absolute best ever. And IMHO Guardiola is only the fourth best manager in the world after Mou, Ferguson and Hiddink.
Arnau
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Mourinho is the only one able to compete against this Barça, he is a pain in the ass for us. This Barça/Guardiola - Madrid/Mourinho era is really star wars. Madrid has improved so much, Benzema is a different player than last year, Özil keep growing and Khedira - Alonso couple is a wall. It's the best real madrid i have ever seen. Disappointing Ronaldo again in a Clásico.
Deni_Rossonero
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ArgVega;3088488 said:
Yeah, but he gets what he wants with that, IMO that just has it's purpose, I actually think he himself doesn't enjoy that, he does it 'cause he knows what he gets out of it. I don't take those things serious from him, you can kinda always tell he doesn't too, he never really get's upset doesn't he? I can always see him smirking inside.
How would that guy challenge Mourinho?
Barça were nowhere near their fluid best, but it was the Moudrid's tactics that were heartening to see:
- a high line, and
- hounding the ball in packs (like their counterparts usually do) ...
that it culminated in more shots, more clear chances, and reduced their European champion opponents to looking merely like an opportunistic and "effective" team was the fruit of the tactical decision ...
I don't think the match or the result could have been any more perfect: it showed José that this hi-tempo, aggressive, attacking approach is the way to go ... but because the desired result was still not acquired against an opposition who were sub-par, it also showed that, despite being on the right track, there is a little more fine-tuning required to overhaul the biggest challengers to all the silverware this season ...
bring on the 2011/12 season!
- a high line, and
- hounding the ball in packs (like their counterparts usually do) ...
that it culminated in more shots, more clear chances, and reduced their European champion opponents to looking merely like an opportunistic and "effective" team was the fruit of the tactical decision ...
I don't think the match or the result could have been any more perfect: it showed José that this hi-tempo, aggressive, attacking approach is the way to go ... but because the desired result was still not acquired against an opposition who were sub-par, it also showed that, despite being on the right track, there is a little more fine-tuning required to overhaul the biggest challengers to all the silverware this season ...
bring on the 2011/12 season!
Arnau;3088959 said:
More than Pep?
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