@volodimor@TouchlineX Blaming the refs for Allianz Arena matches is a reach. The controversial calls from 2017 were all in the second leg in Madrid. In Munich, Real Madrid simply capitalized on Bayern's mistakes. Can't blame the whistle for that
@Vera_RMCF Bellingham's World Cup bronze is an achievement greater than Pedri's Gold medal.
Bellingham was the main star of English team contributing in almost all games while Pedri was just another player warming the bench
@aisida@theMadridZone Fran Garcia joined Real Madrid's La Fabrica in 2013, from hometown side Bolanos CF and then went on loan to Rayo in 2020 and then on permanent transfer in 2021. RM bought him back in 2023 activating buy-back clause.
@Gilld Well said and more importantly, Mourinho wants to rotate certain players to rest them and avoid injuries. Playing matches every 3 days is very exhausting and recovery is very important.
So, we as fans, should accept Mourinho's decision by resting some key players.
@RMblancoZ First, it was "fully fit Pedri".. Now "A well rested Pedri"
But Bellingham, fully fit or not, well rested or not, is still the best midfielder in the world.
@_abochie_ Goals stats for season 2025-26
Real Madrid trio: 68 goals
Arsenal trio: 17 goals
That's a staggering 51 goal difference plus World Cup goals are not included.
The numbers aren't even in the same conversation.
Without being bias, now you decide!
@Vera_RMCF Game at home! Vini should start, Espi 2nd half IN, need Diomande at RW to improve chemistry between forwards. The season is long and unity is important, not just name on paper.
@FaithlessQ@BarcaUniversal So two of those three major trophies were won directly against Barca, including a cup final. And celebrating them? That’s what football is about. You fight for a trophy all season, win it, and you celebrate it,there’s nothing embarrassing about that.
@FaithlessQ@BarcaUniversal Celebrating a trophy you actually won isn’t embarrassing just because you lost another competition. If that’s your standard, then apparently every team should cancel their celebrations whenever they fail to win a treble.
@FaithlessQ@BarcaUniversal As for the Champions League semifinal, Barca went through. Fair enough. But if your argument is simply 'he lost some big games', then you’re judging Mourinho’s entire Madrid tenure by highlights rather than the actual body of work.
@FaithlessQ@BarcaUniversal is selective memory.
And 'played dirty'? Mourinho’s Madrid were physical, aggressive and pragmatic, but they also broke records. You don’t get to rewrite an entire season because of one 5–0.