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The Real thing has already been discussed here. Lots of tactical fouls, almost all close to the center line. Harsh fouls but mostly without violence. Their objective is to stop the rival and they succeed. In fact, I think that Real is one of the teams that receive the most yellow cards, but it can be seen that they have studied the subject well because red cards don’t.
And with that system they are doing very well, everything is said
And also, as they commented above, they share the task very well and they also manage to avoid yellow cards due to accumulation of fouls.
And if on top of that, there are not 2-3 players from the team that receives the foul, who are above the referee to remind him that they have 8 equal fouls, that there is no intention of playing and that it will be impossible for us to run a counterattack if the referee does not take action , well worse.
Spanish football is a reflection of the Spanish fan, the one that if he sees a player lying on the ground, he thinks it’s good to throw the ball out so they can attend to him, and all that bullshit. Soccer is a victim of its regulations, set up so that the Raul Garcias of life dedicate themselves to putting on the show in each friction, of the referee discounting what is put into his balls, of the tactical foul destroying the show, and the soccer penalty. And of the ceremonial when making the changes. 45 minutes of actual play and let’s cut the fast breaks.
“Exciting signings”, “I don’t like the second kit”, “high pressure”, “Gure Estiloa and such”, “philosophy to the top”, “Riojanos no”, “death to Rugby”, “TOP coach”, “hate eternal to modern football and that”, “Betis has been reinforced”
