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Sería la hostia que saliera un jugador en rueda de prensa y dijera: "Estamos hartos de este entrenador. Que se vaya". Pero no, siempre dicen que están "a muerte" con él, cuando los periodistas intuyen carnaza de despido y preguntan a los cómplices. Granero ya ha dicho que la plantilla está "a muerte" con Pellegrini, y Guti y Cristiano le han hecho coro con otras palabras. Click to continue reading...

What a miracle! Someone actually thinks that Joel Santana speaks good English... (!!!!) but then again, she was his 'official translator' at the Confederations Cup so you can excuse her.

Yes, meet Desiree Queiroz, whose father Tita once played for Vasco, Flamengo and the selecao.

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With it looking increasingly likely that Michael Owen will be a Manchester United player by the end of the day, take a little time to relive his decision to join Newcastle over Liverpool, after he was linked with us in 2005.

June 19th 2005 - United linked with Michael Owen after it appears he will be returning to the Premiership from Real Madrid.

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Distintas, muy distintas son la realidades que viven los combinados nacionales de Holanda y Portugal. Mientras los tulipanes disfrutan con la consagración de la generación de los Robben, Van Persie, Huntelaar y compañía, los lusos contemplan partido tras partido como la nueva quinta esperanzadora, con jugadores como Ronaldo, Moutinho o Nani podría quedarse sin disputar [. Click to continue reading...

When Ferguson attacked Real with talk of Franco, and Queiroz likened the Spaniards' pursuit of Ronaldo to an Iberian border dispute, a clearly stung Calderon took a step back from the soap opera that had begun to dominate the summer
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(Photo Credit: FPF- Francisco Paraíso) With Carlos doing his best Jorge Hamiltao impression, his back door room staff was revealed yesterday. Queiroz is 5'7" (1.70 m) tall (which is almost "giant" status for a Portuguese male), so if you're really bored and get off on endeavors such as math, you Click to continue reading...

Sir Alex's right hand man has stepped down as Manchester United assistant manager, again. This time he has agreed to take charge of the Portuguese national team. "I am very proud and honored to be able to go back and serve my country," the Portuguese Football Federation quoted Queiroz. The 55 year old has agreed to a 4 [. Click to continue reading...

Amidst the supposed gloom and transfer kerfuffle, Manchester United, as if like an afterthought, return to playing action against Aberdeen tomorrow. So much has one man taken the wind out of any success or pre-season, that so little is being talked about our forthcoming clash against a side with a rich history. Click to continue reading...

Like Phil Scolari and Rafael Benitez, Arsene Wenger might not want it to happen, but the Arsenal manager believes that Cristiano Ronaldo is staying put this summer. Sky Sports reports that the Frenchman expects Manchester United to keep hold of their star player, despite it looking for all the world that Real Madrid are going [. Click to continue reading...

The Daily Star reports Sir Alex Ferguson's right-hand man is close to leaving United to coach the Portuguese national team. And that, according to sources in Lisbon, could be the decision that sends Portugal star Ronaldo to Real Madrid. Queiroz, has become unsettled because he hasn't been assured the managers position if Ferguson leaves Man U. Click to continue reading...

There was a mutual respect between Sir Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho, despite the latter's best attempts to rub everyone up the wrong way with his constant press manipulation and ideas above his station. The Man United manager found his Chelsea counterpart amusing and put up with him over a bottle of red wine. Click to continue reading...

Cristiano Ronaldo might not be the only Portugeezer leaving Old Trafford this summer. The Daily Telegraph reports that Carlos Queiroz, the Manchester United assistant manager, is top of Portugal's list to replace Phil Scolari after the latter decided to join Chelsea from 1st July. How ironic it would be if Chelsea's decision-making had a direct [. Click to continue reading...

The FA may appeal against the verdict that cleared Ferguson and Queiroz of improper conduct according to the BBC website. This is all to do with the FA cup defeat to Portsmouth when ManU thought they should have had a penalty. Queiroz apparently called the ref a "robber" and Ferguson said "It's absolutely ridiculous, I [. Click to continue reading...

This weekend's Sunday Telegraph has an interview with Carlos Queiroz, in which he reminisces about his year in charge at Real Madrid in between stints as assistant coach to Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. In the wake of the usual end-of-season transfer speculation which has Real considering whether to make an offer of up to £100 million to United for Cristiano Ronaldo's services, Queiroz reveals that his young countryman was at the top of his wishlist when he made the move to the Bernabéu nearly five years ago. Click to continue reading...