Following the Portuguese tactician’s recent controversial decision to drop http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Iker-Casillas-c16815, the authorities are already looking to part ways with him.
Iker Casillas is one of the decent guys in the world of football.
Last weekend did not go particularly well in the Spanish capital as a lot of controversy surrounded Real Madrid’s manager Jose Mourinho, as he made one of the most daring decision’s of his managerial career.
Nice guy Casillas was left nowhere as he was dropped by his manager for Madrid’s game against 4th placed Malaga in the Liga.
Casillas held the record for making consecutive appearances in the Liga for the past ten years, but his record was torn to ribbons by his manager.
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Spain-c3011 captain, and the Real number 2 did not put in a healthy performance, only to raise further eyes of club associated people.
Mourinho even went on to state that he was the one who would name any changes in the tactical plan, and stated that Adan was more suitable to the game than the Spanish captain.
Casillas did not make an issue out of the matter as he said that he would try to win his place back with the boss.
However, the Madrid board had to answer a lot of questions regarding the matter and it now looks that they are losing patience with their manager.
A lot of people criticised the act,
“(Casillas) is the triumphant symbol of Spain that has dominated the European and World Cups since 2008. Mou can't understand this sensibility because it's not his national team, but he should be able to evaluate it," he said. "For a decade now, 70 percent
of the children who are Real Madrid fans wear the Iker shirt. He is an idol, a mirror, a hope, a hero."
“Iker doesn't need to be punished to play better," said former Madrid goalkeeper Cesar Sanchez, an old teammate of Casillas. "This only brings to a boil the atmosphere of conflict that Madrid already has."
Real will be looking to weigh the new options, in case they decide to part ways with the controversial Mourinho.
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