Zinedine Zidane (49 Viewers)

[HAZEM]

this guy is a juventus legend and mods should show him some respect. his name is on the floor of our stadium, alot of people became juventus fans because of him are you guys joking or something? i find this so disrespectful. him and pirlo should be in the legend section. i didn't see much of juventus jerseys in my country after the calciopoli until the "21 pirlo" became everywhere in the last 4 years. i don't like Zidane personally even platini, they say some shit i don't like, but hate or love it they are juventus legends.

conditions like Vidal should be postponed ( history section ) till they retire for better judgement.

Pirlo and Zidane aren't juventus legends, they say. what a joke.

 

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[Raz]

Giovinco, now that's a legend. A really really small legend, about the size of a small sized dogs turd.

 

[Siamak]

Rafael Benítez sacked by Real Madrid with Zinedine Zidane taking over

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http://www.theguardian.com/football...ez-sacked-real-madrid-manager-zinedine-zidane

 

[swag]

Not sure that's a good move by any means. At best they'll get a short-term lift for the change. But three-plus months later, I'd be salivating at the prospect of facing them in the CL. (Sorry, I can't take Roma serious in the meantime.)

 

[Hust]

Rafa

 

[lgorTudor]

Juventus legend Zidane

 

[adRHCP]

lol @ Real Madrid

 

[icemaη]

I think, given time, he'll do a decent job. But it's Real we are talking about. In a couple of games their fans will turn against him if results don't go their way. Perez escape goat looming.

 

[.zero]

Rafa

 

[Zé Tahir]

Zidane's love affair with Real to end in 5, 4, 3....

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Zidane's love affair with Real to end in 5, 4, 3....

And then return to us with an apology?

 

[Zé Tahir]

And then return to us with an apology?

Ideally yes. But then we'll turn around kick him to the curb and say "we have nedved, buffon, and trezeguet we don't need you anymore!".

 

[Hydde]

hahaha it will be fun and sad to see florentino in the press confrence some months from now like : " well, here in madrid if you dont win you go out..and zidane didnt win"

 

[-=DJANGO=-]

If he is supported by Florentino that is great for us, because in Real that means just one thing - more shiny toys at insane prices. We all know the other end of this coin.

If he isn't supported then even better. Real might even miss out on the CL and I for one would love to see the press conference alone, mind you catch some debris from the following major fallout.

 

[Lapa]

Ideally yes. But then we'll turn around kick him to the curb and say "we have nedved, buffon, and trezeguet we don't need you anymore!".

I can't wait for this to happen!!! :evil:

 

[kao_ray]

I feel like Zizou has what it takes to be a top manager. He is smart enough, he loves the game, he has the balls and he has the anger. The problem is that Real is a mad house. Everyone can fail there.

 

[Seven]

I feel like Zizou has what it takes to be a top manager. He is smart enough, he loves the game, he has the balls and he has the anger. The problem is that Real is a mad house. Everyone can fail there.

I feel so too. And contrary to what people are saying, they have prepared him well. He's smart in the sense that he knows football and I bet he knows how footballers think. In the real world I doubt the guy is above average in terms of intelligence, but perhaps you don't need that as a manager.

 

[kao_ray]

To retire at the age of 33 when he was a beast at WC 2006 speaks a lot about him. That was a smart move - ending your career almost at your best. Everyone will remember him as a legend. I'm very curious about him as a manager.

 

[petersmit]

Retiring after ruining the world Cup chances of France?

I predict real will win some matches from now on.. (exactly like they always do..) but there comes a time they'll lose some and every madridista will be butthurt..

Seriously hope one of Bale and Ronaldo will leave that shitty club and real Madrid will crash even harder..

 

[Suns]

I feel so too. And contrary to what people are saying, they have prepared him well. He's smart in the sense that he knows football and I bet he knows how footballers think. In the real world I doubt the guy is above average in terms of intelligence, but perhaps you don't need that as a manager.

They say good former players usually have a difficult time being coaches because they can't put themselves into the shoes of lesser players. Everything came so easy too them on the pitch.