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Osasuna Won't Park The Bus Against Real Madrid - Ricardo
Goalkeeper Ricardo claims that Osasuna will go to Real Madrid with the intent to attack.
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Sep 7, 2010 3:44:00 PM
By Paul Macdonald
Osasuna goalkeeper Ricardo has declared that they have no intention of travelling to Real Madrid to park the bus, and are planning to go out and attack los Blancos from the first whistle.
Los Rojillos head to the Santiago Bernabeu for Jose Mourinho’s first competitive home match in charge, and after their 0-0 stalemate versus Mallorca on matchday one, the capital city club will be desperate to record a convincing victory.
However, the 38-year-old has urged his side to attack their illustrious hosts from the first whistle.
Speaking in a press conference today, he said, “We travel to Real Madrid with all the enthusiasm in the world, and we are aiming to do something positive. Otherwise there is no point in playing Madrid. It is clear that we are not going to go and park the bus.
“Let’s put pressure and show fight towards our opponent. We have to be patient, believe in ourselves and in our ideas.”
The veteran also pointed to the omission of Cristiano Ronaldo through injury as a major loss for los Blancos, and a boost for the men from Pamplona.
“Cristiano Ronaldo is a great player and Real Madrid will miss him on Saturday. Like any large squad, though, they will have a replacement for him. Football is a team sport, and this is what wins matches, not just one player.”
Los Rojillos head to the Santiago Bernabeu for Jose Mourinho’s first competitive home match in charge, and after their 0-0 stalemate versus Mallorca on matchday one, the capital city club will be desperate to record a convincing victory.
However, the 38-year-old has urged his side to attack their illustrious hosts from the first whistle.
Speaking in a press conference today, he said, “We travel to Real Madrid with all the enthusiasm in the world, and we are aiming to do something positive. Otherwise there is no point in playing Madrid. It is clear that we are not going to go and park the bus.
“Let’s put pressure and show fight towards our opponent. We have to be patient, believe in ourselves and in our ideas.”
The veteran also pointed to the omission of Cristiano Ronaldo through injury as a major loss for los Blancos, and a boost for the men from Pamplona.
“Cristiano Ronaldo is a great player and Real Madrid will miss him on Saturday. Like any large squad, though, they will have a replacement for him. Football is a team sport, and this is what wins matches, not just one player.”
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