Is Jose Mourinho Leaving Real Madrid?

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 That is certainly something Ramon Calderon (former Real Madrid president) thinks. In an interview given Ramon Calderon said that Jose Mourinho acts like the president of Real Madrid and he is the president of Real Madrid.

Real Madrid and Barcelona had some ugly scenes few days ago at the end of the match for the SuperCup title and Mourinho was seen to poke some Barcelona people in the eye (ok, just one person, tito).

For that, people have suggested that Mourinho should be charged with some punishment. Ramon Calderon thinks that Jose Mourinho is destroying the image of Real Madrid and Perez needs to step in and give some public statement about how Real Madrid does not promote people to behave the way Mourinho did that day. I did not see anything wrong with it as Barcelona people also reacted similarly. Why isn’t anyone putting a finger on Villa or Pinto is beyond me.

Calderon also thinks that Mourinho may be about to leave Real Madrid as he is mercenary. That is something I must agree to partly, I do think he is a mercenary but I do not think he will leave now. He might be sacked but he will not leave as Mourinho has said in his recent interview where he stated that rumors of him leaving Real Madrid at this point in time are rubbish as he has formed a pretty good team now which can win titles within the next 2 years or so.

Ramon Calderon says that Mourinho did so at Chelsea and Inter and left them on bad terms. He is likely not to change that any time soon suggests Ramon Calderon.

Real Madrid have official said that they are surprised that Mourinho will be charged for his actions against Barcelona in the SuperCup final.

Here is the official statement, I certainly did not think that the brawl would get so serious in terms of the consequences. People are all over it now and talks from Villa insulting Oezil’s religion (Islam) to Mourinho leaving Real Madrid are making headlines.

“Real Madrid CF wishes to say the following regarding the decision of the competition judge of the Spanish Football Federation to open an investigation following the incidents occurred in the return leg of the Spanish Super Cup:

“1.- Real Madrid CF has from the beginning opted to show prudence and responsibility so as not to feed the tense atmosphere created by such events.

“2.- Real Madrid CF wishes to express how surprised it is to see this investigation is being ordered five days after the match, curiously just a few hours after the President of FC Barcelona publicly demanded the Spanish Football Federation to take action.

“3.- Real Madrid CF wishes said investigation absolutely clarifies what happened during and after the match. The club wishes it throws light onto the provocations, humiliations, insults and aggressions that our first team squad and coaching staff were subjected to both on the pitch and inside the tunnel leading to the dressing rooms. These things regrettably gave way to the incidents that took place.

“4.- Real Madrid CF will continue to defend this entity’s inherent values and will always strive for the greatest collaboration possible between clubs and institutions throughout the world.”

In other news, Nuri Sahin returned to training yesterday and looked pretty healthy. He is in the squad for tonights friendly against Galatasaray for the Bernebeu trophy. That would be nice way to kick of his Real Madrid career, against a Turkish (his homeland) side.

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  • Raul

    Mourinho has a history of showmanship, does not like to lose and has never met with this situation where his opponent does not fear his verbal abuse, physical abuse, lies, and it has for the first time shown over and over that Mourinho’s Real is far behind Pep’s Barca. Physical abuse outside of the game has no place in football, period.

    What’s also very concerning though is the way I see this Portugese more and more ruining Spain’s golden era. He places an emphasis on Portugese players and his raising the temperature in Real vs Barca games has even caused Casillas and Xavi, arguably the two most cool headed figures in the two sides historically to be on no-talking terms. Spain’s on-field result has invariably suffered as a result. Luckily, with the strength and capabilities of the players, it has not yet been detrimental, but can be in the near future if Mourinho continues to generate animosity between the core group of Spanish players from both teams. Bottom-line, Mourinho’s presence is visibly affecting the Spanish national team, even as he broods Portugese players for the future. Real need a coach like Wenger, more gentlemanly, more regal, and playing attractive football. Wenger can also help groom youth, whereas the Real hierarchy can make player purchase decisions. Win-win-win: for Real, Wenger, and indirectly, for SPAIN.