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tariqo
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sore loser
Maria
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I've read that this year they conceded more penalties in CL than in La Liga. And it's not because of lack of trying.
MagIX
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Disgraceful man, always blaming others after his shortcomings....
At his age and still with that childish attitude, pathetic. Twisted society where guys like these are admired
Wise words, i totally agree with you my friend
Poor_Sunyol
In Lucho we trust!
All I got from his interview was a come and get me plea to Abramovich.
Poor_Sunyol
In Lucho we trust!
All the talk here is of Pep taking over at Chelsea. What are you thoughts on that Bojan?
diegomessi
Anxiously waiting for the next match
man he looks very rough.. very very tired and bags under his eyes... since he came to Madrid he looks like a different person zombie like
diegomessi
Anxiously waiting for the next match
"[The referee] was hugely at fault for a wrongly-disallowed Benzema goal and a clear penalty in the closing minutes. But [Betis] deserve my respect because they outplayed Real Madrid."
The former Inter boss was clearly not in a complimentary mood towards his team, adding: "We started well, but only a little bit better than we played for the rest of the game."
But while acknowledging that fatigue may have been a factor following the 1-1 draw with Manchester City midweek, the 49-year-old bemoaned a world where fit, young players are unable to play twice in four days.
"I try to be fair and objective, and when my team lose, I do not seek excuses or blame other things,” he added. “Obviously some players played Wednesday who could not play today.
“Obviously there are other teams that have an easier match calendar but we are talking about top professionals and you have to take into account mental toughness, ambition and spirit.
"A player of 23 or 24 years should be able to play two games in four days. As always, because I speak out, and I’m the only one who has spoken out, I’ll be the bad guy."
after BEtis loss
The former Inter boss was clearly not in a complimentary mood towards his team, adding: "We started well, but only a little bit better than we played for the rest of the game."
But while acknowledging that fatigue may have been a factor following the 1-1 draw with Manchester City midweek, the 49-year-old bemoaned a world where fit, young players are unable to play twice in four days.
"I try to be fair and objective, and when my team lose, I do not seek excuses or blame other things,” he added. “Obviously some players played Wednesday who could not play today.
“Obviously there are other teams that have an easier match calendar but we are talking about top professionals and you have to take into account mental toughness, ambition and spirit.
"A player of 23 or 24 years should be able to play two games in four days. As always, because I speak out, and I’m the only one who has spoken out, I’ll be the bad guy."
after BEtis loss
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