It’s a common enough saying but it remains true that all good things must come to an end. But in truth, Real Madrid manager José Mourinho may have felt that he could dodge such eventualities – after all he is the Special One.
On the 21st of May 2005, then captain Patrick Viera lifted the FA Cup for Arsenal after they beat Manchester United in a penalty shoot out, and not many would have believed that almost six years later, the North Londoners would still be waiting for their next piece of silverware.
With two points separating Inter and AC Milan at the top of Serie A, there really is everything to play for in this Saturday’s huge Milan derby.
A 22nd Eredivisie title may now be out of Ajax's reach, as their loss at Den Haag this past weekend means they are six points adrift of leaders PSV and five points off of FC Twente after both the top two picked up all three points in their games.
Back in December, a Brazilian known simply as Leonardo and once synonymous with the red half of Milan was unveiled as the new manager of Inter Milan. In a short statement from the club’s website, the Nerazurri chiefs asserted their belief that “Leonardo has the class and experience of a champion” with a mentality that would “get the team together to get results.”