What else is there to say? In this episode, we discuss Real Madrid’s disasterclass performance against Shakhtar Donetsk in their UCL opener.
In our last episode, we spoke about last weekend’s dismal performance versus Cádiz. We hoped that the 1-0 loss in Valdebebas would be a wake up call to both the team and Zidane. However, it seems like Real Madrid is yet to wake up and someone forgot to set the alarm clock.
With El Clásico versus FC Barcelona just a few days away, a win against the Catalan giants is looking more and more unrealistic.
After yet another disastrous first half of football, Real Madrid found themselves down 3-0 against a Shakhtar Donetsk comprised of mostly second-string players who were only playing because their starting XI had been hobbled by injury.
Madrid was able to mount somewhat of a comeback in the second half with 2 goals courtesy of Modrić and Vincius Jr., but once again it was too little, too late for Zidane’s men as the scored ended 3-2.
In this episode, we discuss the lackadaisical attitude of the team, why Real Madrid should bid Marcelo farewell, and we also discuss why we still have faith that it can all be turned around.
Listen to the Y Nada Mas podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.
With a 2-0 win over city rivals Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid demonstrate that while they may have had a string of adverse results recently,...
Every Madridista, as well as our rivals, were waiting to see how last season’s La Liga champions would perform against an always difficult Real...
Real Madrid fell to Villarreal 1-2 at Estadio de la Cerámica this past Saturday. The team from the Valencian community has proven to be...
