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Raúl joins Valdano on Cadena SER radio’s ’El Larguero’ | January 19, 2016 - Translations: AS | MARCA Coaching “I’m not getting my coaching badges for now, I’m taking things slowly. Now it’s time for me to learn something new. The Spanish League has given me a chance to see the footballing world from a different perspective and that will enhance my knowledge. It’s a much quieter period in my life, one which will allow me more time with the family”. Coaching Real Madrid one day “Yes, some day when I feel I’m ready I wouldn’t mind, but I feel I should take a different path for now, Real Madrid will always be my home and hopefully someday I’ll be able to help out. I’ve had a lot of luck and the good fortune to have a lot of friends, I’ve got loads of letters of congratulations from different clubs. I’m going to use what I know to make LaLiga stronger”. Returning to Real Madrid ”Madrid have always opened their doors to me. I have a good relationship with the president but I have plenty of time to go back. If I worked for a club, Real Madrid would always be my first choice. There’s time for me to go back. I’ve heard it all: coach, director of football, president. We’ll see. I don’t rule anything out". Not anti-anything “I’ve never been anti-anything. I’ve said that lots of times, I’m a man of the global game, a madridista, I have a past at Atlético Madrid too but Real Madrid is where I grew up as a player and a person, where I felt a communion between the pitch and the people; that gave me everything I have. But I think I’ve got a lot of respect around Spanish grounds, I’m satisfied with what I’ve done, going to Germany, Qatar, the U.S… I’m a football man who believes in teamwork, in fighting the good fight, in discipline, in the values that football instils”. Options for that step into management: “My first choice will always be Real Madrid, but working at a global level for LaLiga can’t possibly offend anyone”. Spain “I spent a lot of time with Luis Aragónes; he was one of the greats in my opinion. I thought I could have played a role in Luis’ Spanish team but I respected his decision and the players who were picked in the squad. The first few months out of the national squad were hard, I felt lonely.”

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Real Madrid 5-1 Sporting (La Liga, matchday 20) | January 17, 2016 7′ Bale (assist: Kroos) 9′ Ronaldo (assist: Benzema) 12′ Benzema (assist: Bale) 18′ Ronaldo (assist: Carvajal) 41′ Benzema (assist: Isco)

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Real madrid players dragging everyone is my fave

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Cristiano Ronaldo © Michele Turriani

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Luka Modrić’s interview for Sportske Novosti | January 18, 2016 Possible offer from Bayern Munich “I’ve seen that mentioned in the press but it’s only a rumor. The whole squad had a really good relationship with Ancelotti. I’m still in touch with him but there has been no talk whatsoever of a move to Bayern” Renovation “My idea is to remain at the club until my contract expires in 2018. All my future plans are related to Real Madrid and there are no other club’s on my mind. I’m so happy here along with my family”. Retiring at Madrid “Few players have ended their career here, Zidane being one of the exceptions. I’d like to be one of those players too, but time will tell what the future holds”. Benítez “We failed to secure the results that were expected of us. Each person will have their own particular viewpoint on the results but I feel that physically we weren’t in good shape. Our pre-season tour of China and Australia was too quick. We spent more time in the air than we did training. This is a problem as it later impacts when the season starts”. Relationship with Benítez “There was a level of mutual respect and we had a professional relationship from day one. I gave my all for the team and I am sorry about his circumstance. However, that’s the way things are and I wish him all the best”. Clásico “I was so embarrassed. It was the first ‘Clásico’ that I really felt humiliated. It’s difficult to come to terms with things after such a defeat but we have to move on”. Winning the title “I feel frustrated as we’ve been close to winning it in the past two seasons. The league campaign is long and we’re still in with a great chance to be champions this season. Zidane “The first year under Ancelotti was great and it is the same under Zidane. Now it’s different. He has his own ideas and his ways of implementing them. It’s just the beginning, but he’s made it clear that he wants compact lines, for us to get close to our opponents and press high up the pitch when we lose the ball to win it back quickly.” Significance of Zidane “His charisma is very important for us. He’s one of history’s greats. When he talks, everyone wants to soak up his words. He was everything as a player, he has a wealth of experience and he is very convincing when he talks to us. Zidane is very concise. He gets right to the point and doesn’t waste his words.” Translations: AS | MARCA

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i feel like you dont need to explain yourself for hating bayern. it’s a human instinct

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Imagine being sad about ancelotti going to your club lmao I would fight lots of people for him to come back

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Real Madrid in 2015

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‘Not like that’ Ronaldo tells the Bernabéu | December 20, 2015 The Bernabéu faithful turned on their team after Rayo Vallecano took an unexpected 2-1 lead over Real Madrid in their own backyard. They simply could not understand how Paco Jémez and co. could come back from Danilo’s opening goal inside just two minutes. Cristiano Ronaldo reacted immediately to protests from the stands. The Portuguese shook his finger in disapproval at fans’ attitude to the team’s performance.

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