Madridistas All Over Copa And Euros Collide While Colombians Dominate - The Other Teams Thread

Good post.

But is football truly like this now? Is that how it's being taught as well? As long as i can remember, youth coaches always said don't linger on the ball. And the guys who needed 3 touches or 3-4 seconds before passing it were considered inferior players. Coaches would stop training sessions to yell at a player who was taking too long on the ball.

Maybe this will catch on and maybe it wont. But it's cool to see folks trying to find different ways to play the game. It was never meant to be played just one way, which is why i am not a fan of coaches with super rigid mindsets.

 

Looking forward to see how Nico Paz does against Juve this Sunday.

 

Bayern Dortmund is the game

 

You could apply the same thinking to Real Madrid, who have a +70% chance to win practically every single weekend, but we still watch.

If watching competitive football is your thing, a club like Real Madrid is the wrong Adress to be at.

 

Sevilla - Mallorca is the play bro.

Great comeback by Mallorca. 1-3. Fun game.

 

I find it hard to blame it on him after watching them play today. How many chances do you get to blow over the top row for it to be the players simply not being good enough.

 

Thank the lord shitty NT break is over. My Saturday morning means something again. Watching the bundesliga (goal arena) now after Sevilla - Mallorca.

 

Sevilla's collapse is scary to watch.

 

I am very confident the guy that's coaching us disagrees with this one chief.

 

That dude Muriqi who has hurt us in the past changed the game for Mallorca. Sevilla seemed in control till like 55min.

Mainz - Leverkusen 3 goals in 30 mins.

 

I figure you would like to know the current Real Madrid coach won the League before we hired him. Ball knowers know and stuff.

 

Alright fellas. It’s too early in the morning for this back and forth.

Let’s watch some footy.

Grimaldo 2 goals 1-3 Leverkusen now. Hoffman playing well. Stutgart have also started the season well it seems.

 

Isn't this exactly how you want to see Spanish football be? That's what's funny to me, being constantly upset when Barca or Atleti win the league, and at the same hand find it terrible when others achieve the kind of domination you'd like to see your club arise to.

Coincidentally if you hear Florentino speak about Real Madrid this would be the kind of title haul you'd expect from his praises.

Even in that situation, clubs like Dortmund fill the house every weekend. Maybe clubs in "competitive Spain" that play with Casper the ghost in attendance can see what they're doing right.