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Raed
Dr. Raed St. Claire
Wenger it is.
La Liga will be reek with garlic bread and eliminate all competition leaving Madrid to focus on the CL.
It doesn't matter, he will only be there for the usual six months. Then he's gone like the rest.
Irish_Cules
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Do you think so? He has a contract until 2011 with Arsenal and I don't see him leaving them in the state they are now. He really wants to win something before his time is finished there.
Raed
Dr. Raed St. Claire
But Arsene Wenger loves projects, that is why he finishes his contracts all the time. He isn't like any other globe trotting coaches. The offer proposed by Real Madrid is far too interesting for him to reject given the circumstances the billionaires are putting him in.
I don't think Wenger will move yet from Arsenal and I don't think the prospect of being coach at a club which dismisses so many managers when things go semi-rough is something that appeals to him, he wants stability and control. But from a footballing and maybe financial point of view I'm sure he would be interested in the project of coaching Real Madrid.
No Soy Galáctico
Benny Blanco
I wouldn't mind Blanc from the way he is being put across by the press it'd be hard not to want the guy. I don't think Perez and Wenger are compatible, but maybes Perez has learnt his lesson and will put a manager in place that wont take his shite.
Heath Newton
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wenger will not break a contract,and never has
people say england would have won the wc in 58,and with a fair few babes in the team,would've stood half a chance for the next 2 as well.
plus,jimmy murphy,sir matt's number 2,took wales to their only wc in 58 too,losing in the 1/4s to brazil,so even the support staff was top notch (murphy scouted and coached and was largely responsible for the discovery of most of the babes)
/\ all of which is irrelevant (before someone pulls me on it) and conjecture,but things might have been so different. :sad2:
the "outlandish" suggestion of a title free run for real is being sneered at in exactly the same way that liverpool fans would've done in 1990 (when they last won one
) as it would've been by united fans in 1967 if you told them it's be 1993 before they won another.
i KNOW that if real look like there's trouble ahead they can just sell a car park or something for half a billion to the "local council" but it's just no guarantee anymore.
plus,the lack of success will/would/might eventually see their star wane.
(even ronaldo must see that,footballistically he'd be taking a step down/backwards in his career now,if he were to move to madrid) and this will only get worse if the doomsday scenario were to play out.
i,for example,love it for the ajax team,the red star belgrade team with savicevic et al
(his performance at ot in the super cup in this game) [YOUTUBE]3DigDkqVUIA[/YOUTUBE] is the one of the greatest performances from an opponent i've ever seen,especially considering the conditions.
and your (yearly) crashing out early has only raised eyebrows recently because it's reminded us that you were actually in it,so little has been your threat of late......
thanks Meta, i agree about england's tendency towards hyperbole,but from everything i've read,and there are plenty of testimonies about the babes from non english people,they might well have been the team everyone thought they might.
people say england would have won the wc in 58,and with a fair few babes in the team,would've stood half a chance for the next 2 as well.
plus,jimmy murphy,sir matt's number 2,took wales to their only wc in 58 too,losing in the 1/4s to brazil,so even the support staff was top notch (murphy scouted and coached and was largely responsible for the discovery of most of the babes)
/\ all of which is irrelevant (before someone pulls me on it) and conjecture,but things might have been so different. :sad2:
i'm starting to think that i post when i'm asleep Meta,are you the asleep me?cos that's everything i'd've said if you hadn't beat me to it.
the "outlandish" suggestion of a title free run for real is being sneered at in exactly the same way that liverpool fans would've done in 1990 (when they last won one
) as it would've been by united fans in 1967 if you told them it's be 1993 before they won another.i KNOW that if real look like there's trouble ahead they can just sell a car park or something for half a billion to the "local council" but it's just no guarantee anymore.
plus,the lack of success will/would/might eventually see their star wane.
(even ronaldo must see that,footballistically he'd be taking a step down/backwards in his career now,if he were to move to madrid) and this will only get worse if the doomsday scenario were to play out.
it's not about "considering yourself a european power" though Beast,and it's not totally about the amount of times it's won (that just marks you out as the most successful at winning it) it's about a feeling that fans of ANY club are allowed to have about the best club trophy in the world,and the winning of it,as well as memories associated with it.
i,for example,love it for the ajax team,the red star belgrade team with savicevic et al
(his performance at ot in the super cup in this game) [YOUTUBE]3DigDkqVUIA[/YOUTUBE] is the one of the greatest performances from an opponent i've ever seen,especially considering the conditions.it's the fact that people believe they KNOW that it's not ever gonna go wrong that makes it hard to accept that it might.imo.
ask a scouser if it's nonsense.Metaphysical, Madrid's name goes hand in hand with Europe. No other team gets the same focus as much as Real Madrid in Europe when we crash because we are known for it having the most wins.
Ten year league drought? That is nonsense. No such thing
and your (yearly) crashing out early has only raised eyebrows recently because it's reminded us that you were actually in it,so little has been your threat of late......
No Soy Galáctico
Benny Blanco
See I KNOW you made that up because there are tons of factors you managed to ignore in reference to us selling Cuidad Deportiva to a construction company, abiding by spanish law in giving up a percentage of that land to the government of whom also sold their portion to construction companies.
That is money that cleared debt made by Mendoza and worsened by Sanz.
If you think it's about money, then you're so far off the mark. I think every madrid fan knows buying yourself out of trouble is taking us nowhere further than we have recently gotten to.
Heath Newton
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alert! don't take this * too seriously please.
you've been way off the mark recently,by your standards,since 02 - s/f,q/f,last 16,last 16,last 16, which as i said,by YOUR standards,is worrying....no?
* and i will say that imo,the sale of the land did appear (to me, a total outsider) very timely,and conveniently costed.
i don't think it's all about money,but i do think that to re-establish yourselves in europe you're gonna need it,and like it or not,even a whole heap of cash might not do that for you.
you've been way off the mark recently,by your standards,since 02 - s/f,q/f,last 16,last 16,last 16, which as i said,by YOUR standards,is worrying....no?
* and i will say that imo,the sale of the land did appear (to me, a total outsider) very timely,and conveniently costed.
Beast
The Observer
It's not strange that you & Meta (as 2 United fans ) agree Heath u both look from the same perspective mate , however it's different for us ..
Real will always be a candidate /power cause that's what u get from being on top or around the top for over 60 years.. it's history .. however u can't say the same about Manchester United .. u had long dip of form domestically and in Europe ..so you cannot apply what you feel as a fan for Man U to Real Madrid..
and as Gala mentioned the Training ground was sold to a construction company (3 to be precise one of them is owned by Perez himself ) .. the training ground was in the center of Madrid business district .. someone complained and the EU found no wrong doing which is clear as the city didn't buy it or pay a dime for it
Real will always be a candidate /power cause that's what u get from being on top or around the top for over 60 years.. it's history .. however u can't say the same about Manchester United .. u had long dip of form domestically and in Europe ..so you cannot apply what you feel as a fan for Man U to Real Madrid..
and as Gala mentioned the Training ground was sold to a construction company (3 to be precise one of them is owned by Perez himself ) .. the training ground was in the center of Madrid business district .. someone complained and the EU found no wrong doing which is clear as the city didn't buy it or pay a dime for it
Poor_Sunyol
In Lucho we trust!
Wenger has already said that he will be at the Emirates next season. He wants to see his young team develop, it is a matter of pride for him. I can see him going after that though. He knows that Madrid will fire whoever they appoint after 12 months, so he will wait until the foundations of the project are in place and then move.
puta madrid
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.......... what ? _l_
Beast
The Observer
U know it wouldn't matter to me i was never an admirer of his work .. for me Laudrup or Blanc are better
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