I also did so with Bernd Schuster but the interest from Madrid was not just from him, because they were interested in the past as well. 
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Quotes about Bernd Schuster
I also did so with Bernd Schuster but the interest from Madrid was not just from him, because they were interested in the past as well.
was said
in Goal.com
Before we were coached well, nobody can say that with [Bernd] Schuster we were not coached well
was said
in Goal.com
We spoke to Schuster this morning about all the difficulties over the past few months. We came to the mutual agreement to take this decision. He took the decision well. I have to take the opportunity to thank Bernd Schuster for the work he did. He did an excellent job last season to win the title and Spanish Supercopa.
said Pedrag Mijatovic
in The Scotsman
We wanted to provide our coach [Bernd Schuster] and the players with an extra solution in attack and we decided to sign Huntelaar because he is a great goalscorer. We’ve been following him for the last two years and even though we had other options, we concluded that he would be best for us for our long-term project
was said
in Goal.com
In front of the media, Bernd is timid and apathetic. But around those he is close to, he is very warm and he is a great person. We have a good group of players and a great coach. The present and future project of Madrid revolves around Bernd Schuster
was said
in ESPN
Quotes from articles mentioning Bernd Schuster
Little by little, and as the players gain confidence in the new set up, I think things will improve. We have some superb players. They are all internationals and if they play at their best we have a chance to win.
was said
in TVNZ
Unfortunately there is not much time for work. It's not easy but if we make anemic improvements to the team, we will already be much more ahead
was said
in Taiwan News
This is the dream of every coach, I hope I don't disappoint anybody. I don't think there is any higher level than arriving at Real Madrid
was said
in Taiwan News
