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Ramon Calderon And Schuster Misunderstanding
Ramon Calderon And Schuster Misunderstanding
Seems to me that we all are just being forced to move in a circle. I mean what the heck. One week there is some development and the next week it comes back to what is was before the development (yeah I know the development word sounds X-File-ish)
Let me take all you guys through another series of events as they happened and if I did not tell you that this is Real Madrid then you would have thought your reading something of a TV series drama or something and a very bad one too, poorly scripted so to say.
Real Madrid is preparing for The Emirates Cup and as the name suggests, Arsenal is going to host this cup in which there are like 3 or 4 teams, Juventus is also taking part in it along with Real Madrid. So Mijatovic and Schuster are also in London to watch some Arsenal matches and the news came that Mijatovic held a meeting with Schuster to clear the air.
Stunned by Schuster’s claims yesterday that he wasn’t ‘in the loop‘ over Real’s transfer plans, Mijatovic wanted an explanation from the German this morning, (says AS, not me).
But Schuster is still adamant he has not been kept informed of their pursuit of both Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo and Hamburg’s Rafael van der Vaart.
Part 2: Real Madrid coach Schuster tells Calderon: I want striker signing
Then came another news that Schuster was upset with Calderon for saying that Real Madrid do not need a striker signing whereas Schuster believes that there is always room for improvement and Real Madrid definitely need a striker to back the old boys, mainly Raul and Ruud Van Nistelrooy.
Calderon ruled out moving for Valencia’s David Villa this week and when asked about the situation, Schuster rapped: “We talked about midfield reinforcements and further forward. This includes, therefore, a striker and a midfielder.
“When I see the president, I will ask for more signings.”
Hah, very authoritative from Schuster, publicly differing from what Calderon said. I got to say, this is one coach who does not know how to back off, he will have it his way no matter what and I think he deserves it too as he has brought some success to Real Madrid.
Part 3:Real Madrid president Calderon plays down Schuster crisis
Then after some more moments (moments mean time), Calderon said that there is no disagreement between him and Schuster though both had different views and opinions of how should Real Madrid conduct themselves in the transfer market.
Schuster claimed he had been kept in the dark over Real’s pursuit of both Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo and Hamburg’s Rafael van der Vaart.
But Calderon countered: “I do not want to talk about some statements that I have not seen myself, but the coach knows perfectly well that he is the first to be informed. It’s logical, since he is the one who coaches this team.
“I still maintain that I have full confidence in him, we all have and will remain so. Here, fortunately, there is no problem and we are happy that there are no problems.”
Told that Schuster appeared angry in his media conference, Calderon replied: “I do not know his words, but I am convinced that these were made in an ironic tone or misunderstood. The atmosphere is wonderful.”
May be Calderon is just saying that so that the media does not know that there is some unrest among Real Madrid hiearchy and the squad which is a good thing. Good thing in a sense that he may not have the greatest of relations with Schuster but he has put Real Madrid first, behind his personal problems which he may or may not have with Schuster.
If media reports is anything to go by, then there is some tension between Schuster and Ramon Calderon.
