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Real Madrid have sacked Bernd Schuster as coach and replaced the German with former Tottenham ...
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Real Madrid have sacked Bernd Schuster as coach and replaced the German with former Tottenham manager Juande Ramos until the end of the season.
The 54-year-old's first game in charge will be Wednesday's Champions League match at home to Zenit St Petersburg.
Real are fifth in the Primera Liga, nine points behind Barcelona, who they face in El Clasico on Saturday.
The Madrid board had given Schuster, 48, several votes of confidence before Sunday's 4-3 home defeat by Sevilla.
Schuster, whose side was knocked out of the Copa del Rey by little-known Real Union, conceded after the match that his side was incapable of winning at Barcelona.
"We spoke to Schuster this morning about all the difficulties over the past few months," said Real director of sport Pedja Mijatovic.
"We came to the mutual agreement to take this decision. He took the decision well. I have to take the opportunity to thank Bernd Schuster for the work he did at Real Madrid. He did an excellent job last season to win the title and the Spanish Supercopa."
Ramos, who has signed a six-month contract, was sacked as manager of Tottenham in October following Tottenham's worst start to a season.
Well, as one Spurs great said... "It's a funny old game."
I thought Schuster was a decent hire when they brought him on, but he never seemed to quite work there. It will be interesting to see what Ramos can do with Madrid. He had Sevilla playing as well as almost any side in Europe at their peak under him.
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