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Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz has left Real Madrid CF after just one season in charge with former Spain coach José Antonio Camacho confirmed as his replacement. Strong tiesClub president Florentino Pérez said of Camacho, who made over 500 appearances for Madrid between 1974 and 1989: "Camacho has always been in the hearts of everyone at the club and 'madridismo' itself." No silverwareHe takes over from Queiroz, who arrived at the Santiago Bernabéu in June 2003, succeeding Vicente del Bosque. However, the [url=http://www.caribglass.com/products/maceutical.html]detroit lions jerseys[/url] Portuguese has been unable to steer the club to any silverware and Madrid's directors decided to replace him with a year to run on his contract after the Merengues' season [url=http://www.pmituae.com/main.html]cheap nfl womens jerseys[/url] fell apart in the spring. Champions League exitAfter their Copa del Rey final defeat by Real Zaragoza in March, Madrid exited the UEFA [url=http://www.matrixdesigns.com/aims/Inquiry.html]cheap pittsburgh steelers jerseys[/url] Champions League in the quarter-finals, beaten by AS Monaco FC and - to be precise - the goals of one of their own, on-loan striker Fernando Morientes. Form collapsedSince then their league form has collapsed and Madrid's club-record fifth straight defeat against Real Sociedad de Fútbol yesterday meant that they ended the season in fourth place, missing out on automatic qualification for the UEFA Champions League. Now that they must enter the tournament's third qualifying round, Madrid may be forced to cancel a lucrative summer tour of Asia. Two-year contractCamacho will be unveiled to the press tomorrow having agreed a two-year deal. The 48-year-old was in charge of Spain at UEFA EURO 2000™ and the 2002 FIFA World Cup, and last week won his first trophy as a coach when he led SL Benfica to victory over FC Porto in the Portuguese Cup final. He had yet to renew his one-year contract with the Lisbon club. 'Lack of success'Pérez said: "It has not been a good year for us and that is something that really hurts us. Real Madrid have always been a successful club and the lack of success this season has left us without an option but to announce that Carlos Queiroz will not continue [as coach] and from Tuesday, José Antonio Camacho will be the new coach." Related ItemsCamacho makes way at MadridMadrid reward for MejíaValdano bails out at MadridPérez [url=http://www.afett.com/Uploads/team.html]green bay packers jerseys[/url] remains Madrid presidentKaiserslautern sign AmanatidisBarça benefit from Madrid slumpGarcía Remón used to pressureZidane doubt for MadridQueiroz reunited with Sir AlexSamuel moving to MadridRoberto Carlos set to signAnderlecht calls for EhretPichot plumps for PSGMadrid swoop for WoodgateGuti defends shattered MadridValencia's golden season
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