30 years ago Real Zaragoza beat Arsenal to win the Cup Winners Cup with the greatest winning goal in the history of European football, but they've been in the doldrums now for over 10 years
They're in the middle of a hugely expensive stadium remodelling project and were lucky to avoid relegation last season.
Let's just say that he's walked into a very difficult situation and nobody wants him there. With due deference to Roy here is the view from Zaragoza. I was looking for some positive comment but as yet I haven't found anything. There's 10 pages on their forum like this...
Sellés isn't to blame for the fools above hiring him for such a difficult situation.
A paid holiday in Zaragoza for one or two months
Zaragoza RIP...how irresponsible, I wish I could shut up, but I think with this decision the club has just signed its own death warrant
As long as he doesn't come up with anything strange, and puts round pegs in round holes, adapting the system to what's usable, I'll be happy.
How many do you think said "no" until they got to Sellés?
Incredible that in our critical situation, someone like that would be chosen.
Best of luck.. Someone I don't know deserves the benefit of the doubt, but I'm pretty worried. I don't know if this guy really knows what he's getting into.
They're bringing in a man we all know isn't going to work.
After 45 years of following (this club) to the death, I don't even know how I feel... but who the hell comes up with bringing this man in... it's like buying a lottery ticket and praying.
What kind of morality, and morals, does a character like this have to show up here, and on top of that, get paid? I mean, given this "coach's" record, any of us could coach Zaragoza
The club's message is clear: we've brought in a gravedigger.
I shit on my fucking skull.