Madrid Messages 6.27

As.com
Real Madrid: Benzema: ¨I Have Never Seen Myself away from Madrid¨: `I will return to form. I work daily, I swim and I bike. Neymar and Kún? The only forward I fear is Ronaldo.´ Varane: passes his physical and will sign at the Bernabéu. Altintop: will have his back operated on today in Germany. Neymar: Tostao: ¨He will be what Messi is today.¨ Atlético Madrid: Gil Marin: ¨The only responsible one for the matter has been and is me.¨ U-21´s: Brasil intends to take Thiago Alcántara. Del Bosque will shield him by calling him up for Spain.
Reaction:  I´ll defend Benzema as I have defended him all along. He is the best French forward of his generation. Since coming to Spain he has not found the right coach nor system to take advantage of his skills. Neymar is not ready. Who knows if he will ever be ready for the European game. El Kún is a great player, but limited in what he brings to an attack. Not the sort of player that Mourinho likes usually. They don´t need another galáctico up front. They have been boosting their squad and putting two players at every position to compete in all competitions.

Marca.com
Real Madrid: Mourinho: Mourinho will revolutionise Madrid: Feet First: He has dedicated this last month to better organise the internal structure of the club. He would like football to recoup its pre-imminent  place in the day to day culture of the club. ¨Everyone here should have it clear that their job is to insure that the first team wins on Saturday.¨Atlético Madrid: A new more professional Atlético is born; a reshuffle of the administrative model. U-21´s: Milla: Mata and Martínez were infectious.
Reaction: Sorry, but now Mourinho considers himself the chief administrator at Real Madrid? I´d like to see what sort of upper management qualifications he has? He dropped out of business school after one day and taught himself enough to qualify for a diploma as a p.e. teacher? Are we counting the honorary degree in ¨human motricity¨ he received from the University of Lisbon in 2009? Alright, I admit he´s one of a handful of great coaches today, but what does he know of managing a club, especially a club with the cache of Real Madrid? Now he´s Peter Kenyon or Joan Laporta? I´m afraid that giving him complete control of the club from top to bottom sounds like a recipe for disaster. Just my opinion. Don´t say I didn´t warn you madridistas. As for Atléti changing their stripes and Cerezo removing himself from foot-balling discussions, I´ll believe it when I see it.

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