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Pellegrini Out! Pep Out! Everyone Out!

The word on the mean, polluted, traffic-clogged streets of Madrid on Monday was that Florentino II was not a happy presidential bunny after the previous nightâÂÂs defeat of Real to Sevilla, and definitely did not take the 2-1 setback on the chins.

It seems that Pérez did not so much throw his toys out of the pram as bash his super-duper PS3 with a mallet in the manner of a spoilt seven-year-old megabrat failing, once again, at the second stage of SpuzzBang 4.

And this is reflected in TuesdayâÂÂs leads in both Marca and Sport who report - the former hinting, the other declaring - that Manuel PellegriniâÂÂs Bernabeu days are already numbered due to poor home performances, the rotation of his expensively purchased stars and the Third Choice ChileanâÂÂs insistence at playing Raúl, a player Pérez simply doesnâÂÂt like.

So, in the spirit of Florentino Pérez, the blog calls on all presidents of la Liga to sack their coaches for no good reason, starting with....

But, Pep being Pep - the coolest man in the universe - the Barça coach would merely shrug nonchalantly De Niro-style, sit tight on his pay-off and have his pick of any position in the world next summer.

If Super Depor are currently fourth, just imagine where they could be with a happy, clappy soul in charge of the side. Like Luis Aragonés, perhaps.

The Atlético manager is a gravel-voiced, menacing, scarey mofo whose only achievement in his short spell at the Vicente Calderón is having made a previously terrible defence even worse and moved Diego Forlán into midfield.

Should be instantly sacked and replaced by Bernardo Schuster who La Liga Loca saw at GetafeâÂÂs Coliseum stadium on Sunday, and is said to be looking to continue on his quest to manage every club in Madrid.

Cuco Ziganda - The only goal the Xerez managerâÂÂs team has scored in six games so far was a clear handball. A coach and side so useless that SundayâÂÂs referee took pity on the pathetic pairing and allowed it.

Mainly because heâÂÂs not Michael Laudrup - a capital crime in the blogâÂÂs world - but also due to his continuing insistence in playing the totally hopeless Adrían in midfield - a footballer who also happens to be his son.

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