

2009/10 Atlético Kits Released!
By: Al |

Okay… I’ve had images of the kits for a while now, but today was the official release day of the new kits, meaning that I can include press shots!
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Atlético Pre-Season Schedule
By: Al |Liverpool and Arsenal, say it aint so! An Ajax reunion for Heitinga and a proper reunion with Fernando Torres, unless he gets injured again. It’s a pretty solid schedule, but I still want Atlético to do a US tour one day. Please!
July 13 - Colmenar-Atlético Madrid, after a week long training camp at Los Ángeles de San Rafael in Spain
July 20 - Benfica-Atlético Madrid, Lisbon, Portugal
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Amsterdam Tournament
July 24 - Ajax-Atlético Madrid
July 26 - Sunderland-Atlético Madrid
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Emirates Cup, London, England
August 1 - Arsenal-Atlético Madrid
August 2 - Paris Saint Germain-Atlético Madrid
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August 8 - Liverpool-Atlético Madrid, Anfield, Liverpool
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Trofeo Teresa Herrera
August 12-14 - Rivals Unknown, likely Deportivo La Coruna and others
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Rumors, News and Transfers!
By: Al |
Here are your rumors and transfers, everyone:
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There’s as much action currently at the Vicente Calderon board room as a drugged Steven Seagal in a wheelchair. My main news junkpiles, AS and Marca, have no idea what to write about either. Hell, they don’t have any stupid rumors to start, that’s how miserable they are. So here is my roundup of what’s up in the Atleti world.
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The Atlético Awards: The Ugly
By: Al |Winner: Johnny Heitinga

The Atlético Awards: The Bad
By: Al |
The great thing about being a blogger is that our posts don’t have to be objective, and we are therefore allowed to voice our opinion as much as we want. Thats why I have done my good share of bitching on this page, mostly because of player stupidity, bad results, crazy technical decisions, and the such.
I love Atlético, and obviously they haven’t touched their true potential all that often this season. Excellent players and excellent fans weren’t enough to motivate the team to make this season any less stressful and inconsistent. That’s why I need one more shot to give this bitching thing one last shot this season.
I already went over the good of this season, which was part one.
Now it’s time for part two…
So I present to you…. the Bad.
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The End Of The Year Atlético Awards: The Good
By: Al |
It’s only been a week, but boy do I feel like a sleazebag not updating this page when the other Liga pages are hard at work. But whatever, I’m back now to give you all transfer rumors and the such.
Instead of writing a long and boring review of the entire season, I’ll throw a little award ceremony, with booze and hot chicks included. Everyone invited. Bring your friends too, because I need to fill up these seats.
So ladies and gentlemen, I present….. the first annual Atlético Madrid Offside awards, The Good Edition. I’ll do my best not to give Forlan the award for every category, even the ones he doesn’t even belong to.
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Video: Forlán’s 32 Goals
By: Al |Ladies and gents, I present you this year’s Pichichi and the European Golden Boot winner:
We’re Back In The Champions League!
By: Al |
THE CHAAAAAAMPIOOOONS
Should Sergio Agüero Leave Atlético?
By: Al |
Expectations were high, but this season wasn’t Kun Aguero’s best. He has scored 16 goals, three less than last year, and also received criticism for having bad games and for diving (see: the Valencia match). Regardless, he still showed moments of magic (PSV, Barcelona, Marseille, etc) but he’s still where he started two years ago: as the U-20 champion with lots more to prove.
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Athletic 1, Atlético 4: Feels Even Better, Man
By: Al |
In Marca’s words: Everything is easier when you have Diego Forlan in your life.
So Atlético pretty much killed Athletic Bilbao and pissed on their Copa del Rey wounds, but more importantly, they are almost forgiven for all the embarrassing losses and slips this season by the supporters.
Who has the heart to jeer and criticize these guys any more? The results that we expected from Resino are here, the team is a hair away from Champions League football, and Diego Forlan is number one in the Pichichi standings. Aside from the Barca fans, Atleti supporters are probably the happiest in Spain at the moment.
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