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Today at 01:47:27 AM
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When Ancelotti was fired as Real Madrid coach I know form that point that the next seasons is going to be struggling time for Real Madrid and that is happening already, I don't see the potential that Real Madrid will make any remarkable record in the coming season even though their are trying so hard to put everything in order but still is not going to be easy to get it fixed and get Real Madrid back on their fit again.


Real Madrid should have learned from Manchester United mistakes or even Chelsea when they sack coach without proper arrangements or timing, coupled with their dressing room crisis all this is going to take a lot of progress from Real Madrid in the next couple of seasons before they can get things right again.
After Ancelotti was sacked, Xabi was appointed as the new head coach of Real Madrid. The fans had high hopes that he would improve the team and Real Madrid won one El Clasico during his time but could not maintain that performance. Xabi's time at Real Madrid was not very long. He had to be sacked after 6 months for not being able to make visible improvements to the team. Taking charge of a large and traditional club is both an honor and a challenge. We expected that Xabi would probably do well but his arrival caused more damage to the team and the differences between the players increased. His relationship with some of the team's players also deteriorated. Overall, we are waiting to see how much José Mourinho is able to improve the team.

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Today at 03:14:23 AM
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After Ancelotti was sacked, Xabi was appointed as the new head coach of Real Madrid. The fans had high hopes that he would improve the team and Real Madrid won one El Clasico during his time but could not maintain that performance. Xabi's time at Real Madrid was not very long. He had to be sacked after 6 months for not being able to make visible improvements to the team. Taking charge of a large and traditional club is both an honor and a challenge. We expected that Xabi would probably do well but his arrival caused more damage to the team and the differences between the players increased. His relationship with some of the team's players also deteriorated. Overall, we are waiting to see how much José Mourinho is able to improve the team.

Teams should learn how to at least give their new mangers some chance to prove themselves. If the performance is not that bad in the first season, it shows that they’re gradually adapting and needs more time to adapt to the team and the nature of the competition there. Sacking a manager like Xabi Alonso haven perfectly did a great job in his former team was not appropriate.

Do they also mean that Jose Mourinho will be sacked if he doesn’t perform well in his first few games at Real Madrid, I actually doubt that but I hope he’ll manage to uplift the team to become better than what they are now. Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach haven spent many years in his managerial career journey, so I’m expecting good results from him.

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