WINNIPEG -- Dont expect Jeff Reinebold to pull up to the Montreal Alouettes offices riding a Harley and wearing flip-flops. Announced as the teams new defensive co-ordinator Friday, Reinebold says hes grown as a person, and as a coach, since his last stint in the CFL in 1998 with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. "We all have changed, weve all grown, hopefully, and weve all evolved in the 20 or so years since I first went (to the CFL)," Reinebold said from Phoenix on Saturday. "You live for today and tomorrow. You dont let your past define you, whether it was positive or negative, because if you do that then youre living in the past and Im not interested in that." Reinebold, 54, began his CFL coaching career in 1991 as an assistant with the B.C. Lions. He also coached with the defunct Las Vegas Posse when Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo was starting his CFL career. He moved on to the Edmonton Eskimos and had another stint with the Lions in 1996 as defensive co-ordinator before the Bombers hired him the following year as their head coach and general manager. Reinebold brought a flashy persona to the city with his bleached-blond hair, tattoos and motorcycle. He often wore flip-flops to practices, played Bob Marleys music over the stadiums loud speakers and had a strong fan following. But he was fired late in the 1998 season after guiding the team to a 6-26 record and was replaced by Gary Hoffman. "I loved my time in Winnipeg," Reinebold said. "Even though we didnt have the success on the field, we had a locker-room that was indivisible. "The success would have come eventually because of what we had established in the locker-room, but they just didnt have the patience to go through the process." After coaching and doing player development in Europe, Reinebold moved to the University of Hawaii. He then joined the Southern Methodist University Mustangs in Dallas and had been the receivers coach and a recruiter there since 2008. At a national coaches convention in Texas last month, Reinebold sat down and reminisced about the CFL with coaches such as Scott Milanovich, Montreals former offensive co-ordinator and Torontos new head coach. The memories started flooded back. "Theres a bond that Ive had that Ive shared with that league and those players and those people for a long, long time," Reinebold said. He always thought about returning to the CFL under the right circumstances. When told about Montreals vacant defensive co-ordinators position, he decided to throw his hat into the ring. The initial meeting with Als head coach Marc Trestman and some Montreal assistants boosted his interest. "I came away from that really impressed," Reinebold said. "They have built something really unique. The culture they have established in Montreal is really rare in any sport, but particularly in pro sport. "I thought, Wow, this is a pretty cool thing. And that was the beginning of it." After winning back-to-back Grey Cups, Montreal went 10-8 last season and lost 52-44 in overtime to Hamilton in the East Division semifinal. Reinebold said hes confident in Trestman and Als general manager Jim Popp, who "has been consistent in his ability to bring players to the franchise that can succeed in the Canadian game." "The bar has been established high there," he said. "Our challenge is that we have to live within that culture of the standards theyve established in the past and try and take it to another level." Even though hes spent the past four years coaching receivers, taking on the defensive co-ordinator role will be a team effort. "Im not all hung up on that title," said Reinebold, who signed a one-year contract and may also coach the secondary. 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Though Malaga finished with 10 men, Atletico failed to score a winner that would have secured a first league title in 18 years after Elche held Barcelona 0-0. Instead, Atletico travels to the Camp Nou next weekend for a dramatic finale to decide the champion. Atletico leads with 89 points, three better than Barcelona, which means a draw will be enough to pry the championship away from the defending champion, which must win to retain its title. "We still believe in this team. Were Atletico and were going to go there to win," Atletico captain Gabi Fernandez said. "Were used to playing in finals." Madrid, which has 84 points, limped out of the league race following a poor showing in Vigo, where a pair of turnovers allowed Charles to score both goals in a 2-0 win. Madrid faces Atletico in the Champions League final and played as if it was already looking ahead to Lisbon as defensive mistakes by Sergio Ramos and Xabi Alonso allowed Charles to net easily in each half. Cristiano Ronaldo was sidelined with an injury and Gareth Bale was on the bench, while Sami Khedira and Alvaro Arbeloa returned from long injuries to play. Atleticos attack looked disjointed early on without leading scorer Diego Costa, with replacement David Villa unable to finish three good scoring opportunities -- including early on when the Spain striker found the crossbar. Raul Garcia headed well wide with only Willy Caballero to beat, and the Malaga keeper made key stops from Villa and substitute Diego Ribas after the break. Thibaut Courtois rushed out to cut off Roque Santa Cruzs solo effort on the hour mark, but the Atletico goalkeepers mix-up with defender Miranda allowed Samuel Garcia to get free to head home the opener. 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Herrera denied Messi again after the restart, but the defending champions barely threatened again. "Its going to be a great week ahead and for some of us it could be our last game with Barca so it would be a nice way to go out," Barcelona defender Javier Mascherano said. Atletico hasnt lost to Barcelona this season, drawing in four matches before finally beating the Catalans in the second leg of the Champions League quarterfinals. Two teams will join Real Betis in being relegated to the second division on the last day after Almeria and Getafe secured victories to improve their chances of staying up. Real Valladolid allowed Betis to rally back three times before eventually losing 4-3 to the last-place club. Almeria, which won 2-0 at Granada, and Getafe -- a 1-0 winner over Sevilla -- share 39 points. Granada has 38 points ahead of its finale at Valladolid, which is tied on 36 points with Osasuna in the final two drop places. Osasuna drew 1-1 at Espanyol. 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