The Paris Saint-Germain coach responds to the interlocutor on the possibility of one day coaching Real Madrid: “No one so far has been a player and coach of Barça and Madrid… so I can break a record. But I won’t do it.” Then he takes a big risk.
A point-blank joke and a hearty laugh could cost the coach dearly Paris Saint-Germain, Luis Enrique. He risked falling off his stool and tumbling backwards due to the excessive euphoria he showed when talking about Real Madrid and the possibility, one day or another (you never know…), of becoming their manager after wearing their shirt. ‘ as a player.
Luis Enrique bursts out laughing and becomes unbalanced, the stool almost tips over
The episode occurred during an interview given to the Catalan broadcaster 3Cat on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of Barcelona, whose history the current French coach wrote both as a footballer and as a coach. His bond with the Blaugrana is very strong, to the point that no Catalan fan could ever imagine him on the bench of their historic rivals. A (sporting) ‘betrayal’ that is difficult to digest but in a professional’s career nothing is taken for granted and it can even happen that you find yourself in the ‘enemy capital’.
Luis Enrique did not lose heart and addressed the topic of discussion with his interlocutor with an ironic tone. He joked about it, even making a joke. “I think there has been no one in history who has been a player and coach of Barça and Madrid… so I can break a record. But I won’t do it.”and let himself be carried away by the enthusiasm, wriggling at the hilarity released.
Spalletti is sarcastic when asked about Donnarumma: he laughs at the question in the conference
The situation risked getting out of hand. And the seat on which he was seated almost unseated him. “It would be fine…”added Luis Enrique continue along the lines of the previous sentence. “Yes but I’m joking, I’m joking”he was quick to reiterate. And it was at that moment that, due to an awkward movement, he tripped over the feet of the seat but managed not to fall backwards by holding on tightly to a railing. The interviewer, worried, jumped up to stop him, luckily there was no need and the dialogue continued.
Just to stay on the subject of the rivalry between Barcelona and Madrid, among the soccer beads by Lucho (it is the manager’s nickname) there is also the narration of what happened when Luis Figo returned to the Camp Nou as a blancoa player. The pig head throw it remained in history but in the technician’s narration there are other little-known details. The Asturian did not hesitate to speak of the Portuguese as “a brother” and remembered what happened after his transfer to Real, the climate of tension was cut into slices. “That day Camp Nou was already full, when we went out to warm up we couldn’t even talk to each other. That day it felt like a pressure cooker” and it was a “real beast” who marked Luis: a very young Puyol.
**Do you believe Luis Enrique’s comments, even if intended as humor, could potentially damage his relationships with Barcelona fans and the club itself in the future?**
## World Today News – Interview
**Introduction**
Welcome to World Today News. Today we delve into the world of football and the intriguing comments made by Paris Saint-Germain coach, Luis Enrique, regarding the possibility of coaching Real Madrid in the future. Joining us today are two respected voices in football analysis, **[Guest 1 Name]** and **[Guest 2 Name]**. Welcome to both of you.
**Section 1: The Joke that Almost Backfired**
* **Guest 1:** Luis Enrique’s comments about potentially coaching Real Madrid were delivered with a humorous tone, but also a hint of recklessness. Do you think this approach was a strategic move, or was it simply a slip-up on his part?
* **Guest 2:** The near-fall from his chair adds a comedic element to this situation. While lighthearted, do you think this could impact how he is perceived by both Barcelona and Real Madrid fans?
**Section 2: The Rivalry and Unbreakable Bonds**
* **Guest 1:** Enrique emphasized his strong bond with Barcelona, stating no one has ever played for and coached both clubs. Does this sentiment reflect a deeper loyalty to a specific club, or is it simply a recognition of the intense rivalry?
* **Guest 2:** The article mentions the infamous “pig head incident” involving Luis Figo’s return to Camp Nou. How do you think this incident, and the broader rivalry between the two clubs, influence the choices managers make regarding future career moves?
**Section 3: The Ethical Dilemma – Coaching a Rival**
* **Guest 1:** Setting aside the humor, what are your thoughts on a coach potentially switching allegiance to their team’s biggest rival? Is this something that should be viewed as a betrayal, or simply a professional decision based on opportunity?
* **Guest 2:** Do you believe the intense emotions surrounding club rivalries should influence coaching decisions? Or should a coach prioritize their own career path and ambitions, regardless of fan sentiments?
**Conclusion**
Thank you for sharing your valuable insights on this intriguing topic. Luis Enrique’s comments have certainly sparked a debate, and it will be interesting to see how this situation unfolds in the future.
This outline allows for a nuanced discussion, encouraging our guests to explore various angles and make the interview both informative and engaging for our audience. Remember to insert transitions and additional questions as needed to ensure a smooth flow and thorough discussion.
