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Wonder how long he'll last...he doesnt have a record of staying very long at a club:Originally posted by superdan View Post
Juan de la Cruz Ramos Cano
Age: 53
Managerial career:
Alcoyano (1993-94)
Levante (1994-95)
Logrones (1995-96)
Barcelona B (1996-97)
Lleida (1997-98)
Real Vallecano (1998-01)
Real Betis (2001-02)
Espanyol (2002)
Malaga (2003-04)
Sevilla (2005-07)
Trophies:
Uefa Cup (2005, 2006)
Super Cup (2006)
Copa del Rey (2007)
Spanish Supercopa (2007)
Out of the 10 clubs he's managed, he's left EIGHT of them in a year or less
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1993-1995 Real Madrid B
1995-1996 Real Vallodolid
1996-1997 CA Osasuna
1997-1999 CF Extremadura
2000-2001 CD Tenerife
2001-2004 Valencia
^^ The record our manager had.
Spanish coaches don't tend to stay at one club for long, England is pretty unique I think in terms of having two huge clubs where the managers have been there for 10 years or more.
This could be really bad news for us, depends how much control Spurs give him.Comment
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I dunno what Rafa has to do with a thread about Juande RamosOriginally posted by bigfooty View Post
In any case, Rafa's had 7 management jobs (Spurs is Ramos' 11th) and Rafa's only left 3 of them in a year or less.Comment
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And since Alves has been playing crap (due to being dicked around by birds nest) so have the team.Originally posted by DJS View PostWonder how long he'll last...he doesnt have a record of staying very long at a club:
Juan de la Cruz Ramos Cano
Age: 53
Managerial career:
Alcoyano (1993-94)
Levante (1994-95)
Logrones (1995-96)
Barcelona B (1996-97)
Lleida (1997-98)
Real Vallecano (1998-01)
Real Betis (2001-02)
Espanyol (2002)
Malaga (2003-04)
Sevilla (2005-07)
Trophies:
Uefa Cup (2005, 2006)
Super Cup (2006)
Copa del Rey (2007)
Spanish Supercopa (2007)
Out of the 10 clubs he's managed, he's left EIGHT of them in a year or less
His longest spell at any club was a mere 3 years at Vallecano.
Wouldn't hold my breath, they were a team built around Alves and Kanoute. He has neither at Spurs.The Crushing Machine MKIIComment
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I wonder if he'll cash in on Berbatov and bring half of Sevilla across with the money.Comment
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Who from Sevilla would be worth it? Alves? And..............?Originally posted by DJS View PostThe Crushing Machine MKIIComment
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He loves Kanoute. And i'm sure there'd be a few he's grown attached to.Originally posted by SpeedyG View PostComment
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He'll either be a major success story or a complte catastrophe.
Btw i really don't like Tottenham Chairman Daniel Levy, he's a snake,
something really dodgy about the bloke"Let me say for the record, I am not a gangster and never have been. Im not the thief who grabs your purse. Im not the guy who jacks your car. Im not down with the people who steal and hurt others. Im just a brother who fight back."
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At a match for Real Vallecano they were 3:0 and he took off a player but didnt bring on one cause he wanted his players to have a rest so they played the rest of the match with 10 men
I like him, i think he'll do well he's watched and studied English football for a number of years now.
He's brought some of the staff from Sevilla, and i'm sure a couple of player will follow him in the January Window or Summer but that Sevilla chariman is a hard nut to crack!!When you feel like you're done, you are not alone........Comment
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Spurs boss Ramos wants Sevilla stars Kanoute, Daniel Alves
tribalfooball.com - October 27, 2007
New Tottenham boss Juande Ramas admits he wants to sign Sevilla stars Fredi Kanoute and Daniel Alves.
Ramos revealed to the News of the World: "I would like to sign Alves and Kanoute. These two players would be sensational for any club in the world but I'm not sure if Sevilla will accept this."
Kanoute left Spurs two years ago for £4.4million to join Sevilla and has been transformed into one of the best strikers in Europe under Ramos's coaching.
Alves was the target of a £23m bid from Chelsea, which was turned down, in the summer.Just believe and you never know what will happen.
According to Benitez it's important not simply to go out to win but to go out prepared to win, which means players have to put in the same level of work on a daily basis. Anything else is unacceptable.
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Dan's the man
New Spurs boss Ramos targets £15m ace Alves
By Steve Stammers 28/10/2007
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Daniel Alves is set to become Juande Ramos' first major signing for Tottenham.
The 24 year-old Brazil star played for Ramos at Sevilla and is lined up to move to White Hart Lane in a £15million deal.
Ramos, who arrived in London yesterday, has been promised a £40million transfer kitty by Spurs.
Alves was wanted by Chelsea in the summer but they refused to meet the £20million asking price.
But Alves, who can play in midfield or as a right-back, is now set to make his move to London to link up once again with the man who made him one of the hottest properties in world football
http://www.sundaymirror.co.uk/sport/...8487-20020438/Just believe and you never know what will happen.
According to Benitez it's important not simply to go out to win but to go out prepared to win, which means players have to put in the same level of work on a daily basis. Anything else is unacceptable.
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If Alves goes to Spurs ill neck myselfOriginally posted by AFII View Post
"These stories have as much relation to the truth as an egg to a chestnut." - Racing Santander President Francisco PerniaComment
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That's not the smartest thing ever written. Sevilla were a very good side last season playing the best football in La Liga.Originally posted by SpeedyG View PostComment
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English league is far different to european leagues. Europen leagues generally change their managers all the ****ing time.Comment
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