Real Madrid's Jose Mourinho Good Coach for Barcelona Says Former Barcelona Goalkeeper Vitor Baia

A former Camp Nou goalkeeper has stated the belief that his Portuguese compatriot would have done a good job had the current Champions League holders employed to former Barcelona goalkeeper Vitor Baia has taken the time to praise Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho, and feels that the Portuguese trainer would have been a good option for the Blaugranas.

The Santiago Bernabeu tactician worked at the Camp Nou from 1996 until 2000 under head coaches Bobby Robson and Louis van Gaal to his countryman is confident that Mourinho would have done a good job if he'd ever taken charge of the current European champions in he is the best coach in the world in my opinion and he is a very special person," Baia said to Esports COPE.

Mourinho would have been a good coach for Barcelona. He has the ability to adapt to every culture in a mourinho we saw at Chelsea was a completely different coach than the one at Porto to the one at Inter was again another type of coach in mourinho to now seeing at Madrid is once more another type of the 42-year-old raved for the number of recent reports suggested that Mourinho could be on his way out of Madrid at the end of the season in controversial coach has so far denied that he's preparing his exit from the Spanish capital.

Lionel Messi Missed the Penalty vs Valencia - Video

Would you believe that this guy that supposed to be the best footballer of 2011 could miss an easy penalty.........twice, this season only ??

Yup, it must be sucks to be the person to blame for the loss. Because he deserves it, since the shot was not strong enough, and was too predictable. Valencia's goalkeeper had no trouble at all in catching the ball. Infact, he said that he already studied Messi's penalty's shot, where he realized Messi doesn't have variety in the direction.

The same situation happened last year over Sevilla. Messi missed the shot, and when he missed, the team somehow failed to win. In all 6 penalties this season, he have failed twice, that's around 35%.

Messi is indeed having a bad term when it comes to penalty kick. He's usually full of confidence when dribbling the ball passing the guards, but that when he knew he gets backup from his other trustable team mates. But in penalties, he's on his own, at least until he take the shot.

(Remember how he did a funny penalty against AC Milan last November ?? He had to repeat his shot after received a yellow for doing such weird gesture..... )

In total 20 penalties he had taken so far, he failed 7th of it. So, it's another 35% failure. A bad record for number one player.

Valencia Penalty Missed


Sevilla Penalty Missed

England Boss Fabio Capello

A Tuesday it was announced the 31-year-old will not face trial until July 9, eight days after the final in Poland and the Ukraine to the announcement that England captain John Terry's trial for allegedy racially abusing QPR defender Anton Ferdinand will not take place until July 9 in the Chelsea defender will now be available to feature at Euro 2012.

The tournament kick's off in Warsaw on June 8 before reaching its climax in Kiev on July 1, meaning the outcome of the 31-year-old's race trial will not be after Poland and Ukraine in a no doubt as the competition nears and the debate over who Fabio Capello should include his squad heats up in the plenty of attention will fall on Terry's shoulders.