Champions League titles show I am no soft touch, says Ancelotti


Real Madrid's coach Carlo Ancelotti addresses a news conference in Gelsenkirchen February 17, 2015. REUTERS//Ina Fassbender

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Winning three Champions League titles proves that Carlo Ancelotti can be a tough operator and is no pushover when it comes to coaching, the Real Madrid coach said on Friday.

Despite Real holding a two-point lead at the top of La Liga, Ancelotti has been criticised for their lull in form since the Christmas break and he has also been accused of being too soft on the players.

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