Capello The 1-0 Specalist!

27/8-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
0-0
Villarreal C.F.
Primera Liga: Round 1.

10/9-2006
Levante Unión Deportiva
1-4
Real Madrid C.F.
Primera Liga: Round 2.

13/9-2006
Olympique Lyon
2-0
Real Madrid C.F.
Champions League: Group play 1

17/9-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
2-0
Real Sociedad
Primera Liga: Round 3.

23/9-2006
Real Betis
0-1
Real Madrid C.F.
Primera Liga: Round 4.

26/9-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
5-1
Dynamo Kyiv
Champions League: Group play 2

1/10-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
1-1
Atletico Madrid
Primera Liga: Round 5.

14/10-2006
Gestafe C.F.
1-0
Real Madrid C.F.
Primera Liga: Round 6.

17/10-2006
FC Steaua Bucuresti
1-4
Real Madrid C.F.
Champions League: Group play 3

22/10-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
2-0
F.C. Barcelona
Primera Liga: Round 7.

25/10-2006
Écija
1-1
Real Madrid C.F.
Spanish Cup: Fourth Round - Leg 1

28/10-2006
Gimnastic Tarragona
1-3
Real Madrid C.F.
Primera Liga: Round 8.

1/11-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
1-0
FC Steaua Bucuresti
Champions League: Group play 4

5/11-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
1-2
Celta de Vigo
Primera Liga: Round 9.

9/11-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
5-1
Écija
Spanish Cup: Fourth Round - Leg 2

12/11-2006
Osasuna
1-4
Real Madrid C.F.
Primera Liga: Round 10.

18/11-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
3-1
Racing Santander
Primera Liga: Round 11.

21/11-2006
Real Madrid C.F.
2-2
Olympique Lyon
Champions League: Group play 5


Before the season started everyone was laughing about RM becoming a 1-0 specialist team under FC, but we've only had 2 1-0's this season so far

As enterainment it is still 1-0 games (or 0-0)...

But you are right in that you have scored more goals than I thought you would.. but also conceded a bit more (eventhough you are much better than us in that department)..

u can't compare his tactics from one country to another. Thus, the football in Spain is more on the attacking while Italy more on the defensive, although it seems to be changing lately

Bump.

Ooop! 0-1...oh well, we'll take the three points.

3 1-0's then...