Real Madrid CF

[m1chael]

Schade fand ichs um Cicinho und Diogo, die hatten echt Talent und wurden viel zu billig wieder verkauft.

[rahzel]

Diogo soll es wagen das Bernabeu nochmal zu betreten!

[Madridista]

Javi Garcia hat imho mehr Potential als De la Red und ihn können wir auch zurückholen.

Also wieder alles richtig gemacht!

@Diogo: Ich hoffe inständig, dass ihm Fabio manieren beibringt!

[m1chael]

Machte er etwa so viele Probleme?

hab gehört wie übel sich Cassano benommen hat aber wie ihr über Diogo schreibt, muss er auch was verbrochen haben? ...

[rahzel]

Er hat letzte Saison gemeint, dass Barcelona sowieso Meister wird, obwohl Real gerade den Lauf hatte. Nicht zu fassen, zu der Zeit, hat er noch uns gehört...

[Madridista]

+ wollte er auch UNBEDINGT zu Saragossa, weil ihn diese dann wieder an Barca verkauft hätten, wurde aber dann doch nicht gemacht!

[El corredor]

Leute seit doch nicht so Kleinkariert, wir sind REAL MADRID!

[Jorly]

@Rahzel: Glaubst du wirklich, dass die Spieler noch zu Real zurückwollen, wenn sie schon so vor die Tür gestoßen werden?

Granero übrigens auch zu Getafe.

[Madridista]

Leute seit doch nicht so Kleinkariert, wir sind REAL MADRID!

... und sollten uns deshalb nicht von so dahergelaufenen Pseudotalenten anpissen lassen!

Granero übrigens auch zu Getafe.

Leihe oder Transfer?

[rahzel]

Leihe oder Transfer?

Leihe, habs auf der vorigen Seite gepostet...

[rahzel]

Laut AS hat Real Madrid 56.8 M Euro durch Verkauf von Spielern eingenommen.

as.com

Klingt doch mal nicht schlecht.

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[Madridista]

Rückennummern sind raus:

1 Iker Casillas

2 Míchel Salgado

3 Pepe

4 Sergio Ramos

5 Fabio Cannavaro

6 Mahamadou Diarra

7 Raúl González

8 Fernando Gago

9 Roberto Soldado

10 Robinho

11 Arjen Robben _Holland_

12 Marcelo

13 Jordi Codina

14 Guti

15 Royston Drenthe _Holland_

16 Gabriel Heinze

17 Ruud Van Nistelrooy _Holland_

18 Javier Saviola

19 Julio Baptista

20 Gonzalo Higuaín

21 Christoph Metzelder

22 Miguel Torres

23 Wesley Sneijder _Holland_

24 Javier Balboa

25 Jerzey Dudek

Werde mir wohl das Drenthe Trikot holen!

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[El corredor]

Laut AS hat Real Madrid 56.8 M Euro durch Verkauf von Spielern eingenommen.

as.com

Klingt doch mal nicht schlecht.

Das stimmt wenn man bedenkt das die Spieler die gehohlt wurden fast alle Jung sind ist das schon in Ordnug.Und der Aktuelle Kader ist ja in der Breite echt Gut klar richtige Superstars sind nicht dabei, ist aber auch nicht nötig, sind sicher alles Hungrige Spieler die noch nicht allzuviel gewonnen haben,jetzt ligt es sicher an den Trainer die jenigen die nicht spielen bei Laune zu halten,da kann man ja gespannt sein.

[rahzel]

Guti

"We all played brilliantly. We needed this after having a weak preseason. We've had a great start to the season with two fantastic games. This result will help us relax a bit. We will savour this victory in the next couple of weeks."

"Scoring so many goals proves we have fast and dangerous players with great touch on ball. We could've netted even more strikes and that says a lot in our favour; it proves we always want more."

"It's easy to play with Sneijder. We look out for each other whenever we can and we are both very happy with our goals."

"We have a large, competitive squad and a coach who likes touch football. We won't be able to play this well all the time, but the important thing is to win."

"I'm very happy, but we should be cautious because this is only the start of the season. Let's hope we continue playing this well."

Van Nistelrooy

"We all performed well, fighting and working very hard throughout the encounter."

"Sneijder is amazing: he is only 23 years old and this is his third game with the Club. He has great quality and a fantastic footballing vision, without which he wouldn't be able to play this well."

"We told ourselves that we had to continue scoring goals after half-time. The hardest thing was to score the first strike."

"This League is like a marathon; it is very long. We must remain calm and take each game at a time."

"I don't grade myself; you can't do that in football. I want to continue playing this well. We train to win and these sorts of results are good for us. We attack and we defend. We all respect each other. That is the key."

"I hope to score many goals. If we continue playing this well, us strikers are going to have many more chances on goal."

Sneijder

"I never thought I would score three goals in two games. The most important thing is that other teammates of mine had the chance of scoring too. I think it's too soon to judge if Real Madrid have chances of winning the League, but tonight we proved to be a united team. I feel great because we have already won six points."

Schuster

"We worked very hard. The first half was very tight and Villarreal caused trouble for us. It was important for us to score the first goal. The first five minutes of the second half were crucial; our counterattack goals hurt them badly. I think we played beautifully at times. We reached the goal with very few touches on ball and that's why we won. We've worked very hard to achieve this."

"We won in a very difficult stadium against a team that hadn't lost in a very long time. It's important to win, especially if you do so with five goals, but people will forget about how well we did here tonight in a few days. Nevertheless, this good result will allow us to work in peace. The Champions League will start in a couple of weeks, but we are going to enjoy this victory for the moment. You don't score five goals away from home every day.

"What I most liked was my team's attitude. All my men worked hard for the benefit of their temmates. We can still improve certain aspects of our game, but I think it is good to have this attitude."

"I'm happier for the style we played in and for the final scores we've earned so far than for being leaders. I don't think this matters now; we still have to improve. It's not bad to be leaders at his stage, but the most important time of the season is yet to come. For two weeks, six of my players will leave to join their national teams, and that's a shame. It's hard to work in those conditions."

realmadrid.com

[rahzel]

Real Madrid closes out its best fiscal year in history

Real Madrid has closed out its best fiscal year in history after recording €351 million in ordinary revenue -a 20% increase compared to last year- and €83 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization -a 43% increase compared to the 2005/06 fiscal year.

The positive evolution of the primary aspects of the Profit and Loss Account translates into a profit of €44 million before taxes, but after deducting the amount of total depreciation, the insolvency provision, and the risk contingency provisions. It does include the profit generated by the transfer of players.

The gross profit of €44 million is 12 times the budget -€3.9 million- presented and passed by the members in the Assembly of 3 December 2006.

It should be noted that, compared to previous fiscal years, the 2006/07 results do not include any capital gains from the sale of non-sporting assets, which reflects on the excellent measures taken and the strength and health of the balance sheet.

In respect to the €351 million in revenue during the fiscal year, the well-balanced, individual contribution of the three main areas or sources of revenue –stadium and friendlies, broadcasts, and marketing- should be noted, each of which contributed one third of the total amount recorded.

This diversity in the origin of revenue constitutes an important stability and balance factor for the Club, which only minimizes the negative effects of eventual fluctuations that could take place should the revenue depend on one exclusive source.

Real Madrid is also among the most efficient Clubs in the world. The indicator of personnel expenditures over ordinary expenditures –the most commonly used in football to calculate operating efficiency- is 48%.

This ratio, which was reached by efforts to reinforce the teams in both football and basketball, is lower than the 50% threshold of excellence and is clearly lower than the 70% recommended by G14.

Meanwhile, the €83 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization entail a profit of 24% of the Club’s operating income, four percent points lower than the previous year.

Obtaining this elevated operating surplus ascertains the efficient economic management carried out throughout the fiscal year, with a combined effort to increase revenue while controlling costs.

The surplus also guarantees that the Club will have sufficient resources to invest in players and facilities defined in its development project.

The excellent numbers registered in the 2006/07 fiscal year allow for maintaining an elevated treasury, having also already met the required investment payments. Therefore, as of 30 June, Real Madrid had €98 million in liquid assets. This treasury allows the Club to comfortably and reliably meet the outstanding payments for investments carried out over the last few years.