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Mik (United Arab Emirates)

Posted on 9/4/2012 at 4:22 AM 0 Hmm i dont like Falcao(Non Argentine) that much ofcourse he is a great striker but he constantly tries to compare himself with messi and ronaldo and seriously with all due respects messi and ronaldo(I dont like him too but have to admit he is special something closer to messi and iniesta) they both r in their own league .I hope falcao dont pass messi in scoring(Fanboyism). But among non Argentine Players i personally do like cavani more. hes deadly

Trini Pupi (Trinidad And Tobago)

Posted on 9/3/2012 at 4:17 AM 0 What i like about Simeone is that he admits he is still not experienced. Despite doing well...i know he had some not so great spells. But even before he retired i used to tell my friends that i think simeone would make a great coach. Simeone said when inter were looking into him that he is not experienced enough to coach a club like inter. As a coach in training myself i see alot of positives from him. He is also really has the old school Spirit of Argentina which i think is clearly missing in the national team..despite the results. I think if he keeps this up maybe 4-8 years down the line he would be a very solid potential candidate for the national team. Pochettino is also doing pretty well from what i observed. I think everyone looks at players but i have been keeping an eye on these guys. They have all done pretty well....even Almeyda who had lots of doubts about shows he has what it takes. The main strong point i have seen is these 3 guys clearly have exceptional motivational skills and seem to be getting better tactically as time goes on. I am not saying they are perfect but from what i have seen...from past Argentine coaches i think Simeone if he continues on this path would be exactly what argentina needs.

cleanball (Indonesia)

Posted on 9/2/2012 at 11:37 PM 0 Congratz to Diego Simeone and Atletico fans. Falcao can beat Messi and Ronaldo for the top scorer at La Liga this season.

Jack! (United States)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 7:12 PM 0 Cholo helped win riBer win a title as well as Estudiantes. He helped Catania avoid relegation when he took over. He is a good coach but lets not go crazy by calling to the NT in the near future. A lot of people would not like the way he plays. I personally like Cholo but lets wait some time before we look at him as a future manager.

Johnny (Thailand)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 6:12 PM 0 He struggled at Racing as well. All that said, he looks like gold right now.

zizo (Jordan)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 6:09 PM 0 @ elpipita he started great and won the championship with estudiantes then flopped then went to river and won again and flopped again then went to san lorenzo and did badly and then went to catania

elpipita (Iraq)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 5:28 PM 0 Guys remind me again, Simone has had alot of highs and lows in his coaching career while in argentina am I right? Even the great Bianchi was unsuccessful while in europe, so if Simone does carry atletico this season, then he would be one of the very few argentine coaches who would have succeeded outside of argentina.

fanfrom78 (United Kingdom)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 3:34 PM 0 amazing diego is clearly proving to be one bad ass coach and lines up a mean 4-4-2 and falcao is my fav non argentine player he is a hard nosed striker and has amazing cunning sabellas argentina and simiones athletico very alike

Mik (United Arab Emirates)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 3:07 PM 0 He seems to be a Gud Coach for our Future.

pablo.d (New Zealand)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 2:55 PM 0 a great result from a great player in his time for the n/t.

Chainsaw (Iran)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 2:40 PM 0 Grande Cholo! What a performance by Atleti! The result should have been more severe than 4-1. Congrats Diego!

zizo (Jordan)

Posted on 9/1/2012 at 2:34 PM 0 smart and young and energetic he is the one