"SOY RESPONSABLE " FUTBOL

El entrenador del Real Madrid, Carlo Ancelotti, ha asegurado que él es "culpable" de la derrota del pasado sábado ante el FC Barcelona en el Camp Nou (2-1), y ha rechazado calificar la actuación del colegiado Undiano Mallenco como "un robo", sino que lo considera "un error".
"Un entrenador es responsable de los resultados de sus equipos. Cuando el Madrid pierde, el responsable primero es el entrenador. Todos los problemas que han salido en este periodo son unos problemas que tiene que resolver el entrenador. Tengo un equipo que es muy bueno, con jugadores muy profesionales, que no están haciendo ningún problema. Por esto, puedo decir sí, soy culpable", declaró en una entrevista a 'El partido de las 12' de la cadena Cope.
'Nadie en el club habló de robo', aunque 'el penalti fue claro', asegura.
El técnico italiano quiso matizar la polémica generada por la jugada de Mascherano y Cristiano Ronaldo en el área azulgrana. "No hablo de robo porque no me gusta pensar que el árbitro no tenía una buena fe. El árbitro hace errores como los tienen todos los jugadores. Pienso que el árbitro ha hecho un error en un momento importante del partido, no creo que fuera un robo. Ninguno en el club habló de robo", señaló, a pesar de que asegura que "el penalti fue claro".

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CARLO ANCELOTTI E ARRIVATO FUTBOL (MADRID)

El Real Madrid ha anunciado que su nuevo entrenador será Carlo Ancelotti. Desde la página web del club blanco han querido dar la bienvenida al italiano con un vídeo en el que repasan su biografía y los éxitos cosechados por el técnico italiano.

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NADAL SE ENFRENTA CON TSONGA MONTE CARLO

MONACO (AP) -- Rafael Nadal edged Grigor Dimitrov 6-2, 2-6, 6-4 Friday to win his 45th straight match

at the Monte Carlo Masters and reach the semifinals.
Top-ranked Novak Djokovic had less trouble with Jarkko Nieminen, beating the Finnish veteran 6-4, 6-3. Djokovic won despite a balky right ankle, which the Serb twisted two weeks ago a during Davis Cup match against the United States.
''I didn't feel the ankle was bothering me today,'' Djokovic said. ''We played a lot of long rallies. I'm really glad things are going in the right direction.''
In the semifinal, he'll face unseeded Fabio Fognini, who defeated Richard Gasquet 7-6 (0), 6-2.
Nadal will meet Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who beat Stanislas Wawrinka 2-6, 6-3, 6-4.
The Spaniard dropped only his third set in his last five tournaments here, the previous times against Andy Murray in the 2011 semifinals and Djokovic in the 2009 final. He was under pressure at 30-30 in the eighth game of the final set before hitting a crucial serve.

The Spaniard dropped only his third set in his last five tournaments here, the previous times against Andy Murray in the 2011 semifinals and Djokovic in the 2009 final. He was under pressure at 30-30 in the eighth game of the final set before hitting a crucial serve.
''I know that when you have these tough matches, is decisive to keep fighting,'' Nadal said. ''If you keep fighting, you will lose some, but you will have a chance to win a lot of ones.''
The eight-time defending champion sealed victory on his second match point with an ace, after Dimitrov saved the first one with a forehand winner of astonishing power from the back of the court. It was even more impressive because he was struggling with a leg cramp.
''First of all, it's a tough loss. I think I gave everything I had today,'' Dimitrov said. ''I must say, all credit to him. He's an extraordinary player, extraordinary fighter.''
As age17, Dimitrov took a set off Nadal at the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam, Netherlands. On Friday, he thrilled the center-court crowd with a superb display of attacking tennis punctuated by exquisite drop shots and high-speed winners off both the backhand and forehand.
By regularly taking the ball early, Dimitrov unsettled Nadal's rhythm and the seven-time French Open champion was unable to dictate play.

'conclusion clic aqui

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NOVENO TITULO...PARA QUIEN? TENIS

Su 'noveno' titulo en el Monte Carlo que comienza esta semana? Solo el Rafa Nadal podria ser el candidato a ese titulo.

INFORMACION BASICA MONTECARLO CLIC AQUI

mONTEcARLO CLIC AQUI

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FERRER SE NOS VA...POR AHORA...! TENIS

David Ferrer withdrew from next week’s Monte Carlo Rolex Masters, citing a thigh injury he sustained in his final loss to Andy Murray at the Sony Open in Miami. The No. 1 Spaniard tweeted his apologies and hoped to be recovered in time for the Barcelona Open, which begins April 22.
No. 4 Ferrer sits 585 points and one ranking spot ahead of Rafael Nadal as the clay season begins. His decision to skip Monte Carlo won’t threaten his position as he looks to hold off Nadal to keep the No. 4 ranking heading into the French Open. Having lost in his opening round last year to Thomaz Bellucci, Ferrer was defending a mere 10 points in Monte Carlo.
Nadal, the eight-time defending champion, is defending 1,000 points and can only lose ground to Ferrer regardless of the result. To catch Ferrer, Nadal will need to win every clay lead-up he plays — Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Madrid and Rome — and hope Ferrer suffers a few early losses. Otherwise, Nadal will go into the French Open, a tournament he’s won seven of the last eight years, ranked outside of the top four for the first time since he first played the event in 2005.
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Twitter: "Lamentablemente no podré estar en Montecarlo por problemas físicos. Espero estar recuperado para poder jugar el Conde Godo'.