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Yeah thats a good suggestion, just like Pep @Barcelona.
Guardiola at Barca is totally different than the Madrid situation, Apples & Oranges my friend. While Raul may know the inside on Madrid, Madrid has no philosophy, just money to launder around from their dear friends in the government. As opposed to Guardiola at Barcelona where a philosophy and system is enthralled upon every member that joins La Cantera. It was all given to Guardiola actually as Cruyff instilled Total Football in the minds of footballers alike. If you pay close attention, Pep started coaching the Barcelona B squad, much like Solskjaer is doing with the reserves at Manchester United. So he got an idea of coaching and managing a squad molded to his own ideology in football. I mean, you see his interpretation and a reincarnation of 'Total Football' through his 4-3-3. As much as I hated to admit it before the UCL finals, he had the best Starting XI in Europe. He had less depth than the likes of United and Chelsea, but it mattered less as his squad played less games. The only team at the time that could take on his Barcelona was Manchester United at their full disposal and Chelsea as we saw in the semi-finals by parking the bus. Possibly Liverpool with their domestic form. Still, Raul has nothing on Pep's career as a manager.
