Benitez to be sacked

Trap junior wrote:

This is not right. He was supposed to go. And Mourinho aswell? Whats with club owners these days? They've gone soft! Soft I tells ya!!!!

TJ's sources badly out of form Cool

Hard to see Benitez holding out much longer. The club wants results and if they see it's not in the cards this season they'll sack him so they can tell the Socios that they did all they could in time blabla.

No structure in that club for any kind of long term planning or success. As was said, they've done some ridiculous sacking over the last few years.

Interesting to see who they're going for once Benitez has to go. Similar to the Chelsea & City problems, they've all been using the same high profile managers in the last few years.

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Gary McKay wrote:

Steve Amsterdam wrote:

Interesting to see who they're going for once Benitez has to go. Similar to the Chelsea & City problems, they've all been using the same high profile managers in the last few years.

They wouldnt sign Ronaldinho back in the day because he wasnt pretty enough !!!!

I remember hearing that before yeah! Bizarre stuff.

Zidane most likely candidate I think anyways. Ticks all the boxes. Though he is still holding back in the press saying he's not ready, that's just to be correct and not undermine Benitez.

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TJ

Eamonn Dunphy:"I'll tell you who wrote it, Rod Liddle, he's the guy who ran away and left his wife for a young one".

Bill O'Herlihy: Ah ye can't be saying that now Eamonn

Joke of a club.

Perez was asked why he sacked Ancellotti about three months ago, he didn't know.

Romario 2016: And the ticket mafia gets caught! Well, four years ago I had already told the government.

Benitez isn't a great manager though

I could see this happening from the moment he was appointed

Its very frustrating being a Slob

Trap junior wrote:

Gone Clap

The king is sacked. Lets sack the new king.

Goodness they could not sack him when they won 10-2 and had to wait until they dropped points . Hope he gets a massive pay off .

Lansdowne Road debut aged 52 and 201 days .

ConorMac77 wrote:

Bitored wrote:

ConorMac77 wrote:

+1

Surely they knew his normal defensive tactics were always going to be at odds with their reputation for attacking football played by some of the top stars in the game? Really don't understand that appointment myself.

As mad as it sounds who would want it? In the last 3 or 4 years they have chewed through some of the worlds finest managers. Their "fans" turned on Ronaldo last year for going 2 or 3 games without scoring. Its a joke shop of a place and there`s no way as a manager to come out of there with an enhanced reputation.

If you make a balls of it you`re rightly slated and if you win all around you well its "Real" that's the minimum you should be doing.

So true. Even if you win titles you still get sacked the next day.

The most ridiculous case I remember was Vicente Del Bosque being sacked in 2003, a day or two after winning La Liga, having won either it or the Champions' League in each season he was in charge and with attacking entertaining football. Any other club would be delighted with a record like that and be beating down a path to his door with a new contract for him to sign, but no, that wasn't good enough for Real Madrid! You really couldn't make it up!

As you say, a joke shop of a club.

Just googled Del Bosque 1999 -2003

2000 - champ league
2001 - La Liga
2002 - champ league
2003 - La Liga

A few cups too.....And sacked!

Mental stuff

Rafa is gutted