UPDATED: 07:02 EST, 2 April 2013 Galatasaray's eccentric boss Fatih Terim has put his close friendship with Jose Mourinho apart ahead of Wednesday night's Champions League conflict and mocked Real Madrid for playing a mode of baseball that the six-year-old would understand. Terim, branded as The Emperor by his loyal supporters, says you can find no tricks before the first quarter-final between these factors at the Bernabeu. 'There isn't much point referring to Real Madrid,' he told Spanish paper Marca. All smiles: Jose Mourinho puts Cristiano Ronaldo and Co through their paces in front of tomorrow's sport 'Everyone knows what they are about. A six-year-old understands how Real plays. 'I often view Real Madrid a' it is the best way to keep increasing as an instructor. I never miss any. Within the last week alone, I've watched six or eight movies, but you will find no secrets.' Terim is a colourful man who does not mince his words, and he will not change his design in preparation for facing certainly one of the best teams in the world. Creating their point: Real Madrid are favourites to advance to the semi-finals of the Champions League 'Real Madrid and Barcelona will be the two best teams in the world and nearly always present it,' he added. 'We are likely to play in a way that'll make people proud and earn everyone's respect. I refuse to change our design - we're not afraid of anybody. We'll turn to get the overall game for them, keep the ball and pick our way through any gaps they leave us.' Image perfect: The Spanish giants can host Galatasaray at the Bernabeu for a spot within the last four Picture perfect: The Spanish giants may host Galatasaray at the Bernabeu on Wednesday for a place within the last four Didier Drogba will be reunited along with his old friend from Chelsea Mourinho, though now the One will maintain the opposing dug-out. Terim said: 'Drogba is just a very specific player, capable of showing his greatness at any time. Given, it is perhaps not great that he and Wesley Sneijder were out of action for way too long. I'd love for them to be 100 per cent, but I can not complain.'
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