The Real Madrid game was on at 5am here, it's now 7:30pm and my head is still hot.
Mbappé is earning €600,000 a week and drops a performance where he misses 4 big chances and a last minute penalty.
If you performed like that at your workplace, you'd be fired that day.
Thanks to the two idiots up top.
Vinicius needs to get that divorced mother of 3 out of his house, lose some weight and start being a serious footballer again.
Mbappé is just pathetic, needs to be more clinical and somehow improve his IQ.
The most useless 'stars' ever.
Brilliant performances.
I'm loving Mourinho Ball.
I'm seeing a motivated squad who've had enough of losing the past 2 seasons and want to prove themselves. The standards you expect at Real Madrid are coming back game by game.
Real Betis away next, big test but I can't wait.
Jude Bellingham the standout again.
He's our leader.
While others started getting casual and dropped intensity late in the game because it was 'over', Jude continued to give us 100% and was demanding more. These are the standards.
The other stars need to follow him.
Is it just me, or does this feel weird?
I've been looking forward to watching Real Madrid play all day and I'm actually not sitting here in misery watching our players treat the ball like a grenade.
I feel like I'm back in 2012.
Mourinho has changed our miserable lives.
These tweets only show up against the lower La Liga teams. It's never in a big UCL game or major international tournament.
Pedri plays like he's a lesbian.
Lowest standards of any footballer.
And for those that don't know, Bellingham remains the best midfielder on the planet.
4,834 days waiting for the homecoming.
Second-half performance was very positive.
Mourinho's warriors. The mentality is shifting.
We'll get there. Hala Madrid.
Don't think anybody is going to be surprised when Jude Bellingham ends up being our best player this season.
He's the most Mourinho coded player we've seen in years and for me, he should be wearing that captains armband.
He embodies everything this club represents.
4,834 days have passed since José Mourinho was last at the Bernabéu as Real Madrid manager.
Tonight, he returns home.
Back to the trenches. Madridismo is back.
The Mourinhismo spirit is already taking place.
Give me 11 players who represent what Mourinho is all about on that pitch and we'll see the best of Real Madrid again.
Quick thoughts.
Jude and Güler were brilliant in that midfield, Konaté had a very good debut dominating in 1v1 situations and having a traditional big man striker like Espi was a must.
Vinicius and Mbappé need to switch on, especially Vini that performance was unacceptable.
Incredible! Espi is our Joselu replacement.
I'm officially opening the Espi cult fan club. He's a traditional striker that Mourinho loves, he's going to be crucial in our League campaign.
Exact type of games he'll win for us.
This has been one of, if not my favorite Arda Güler performance in a Real Madrid shirt.
He's completely dominating this game.
Everything is going through him.
His work rate has also been incredible.
Güler is completely dominating this game right now. If this is the role he gets under Mourinho then he's going to be one of our best and most important players.
Incredible stuff from him so far.
Real Madrid’s identity is built on uncompromising excellence that can't be replicated and a remontada spirit. Victory isn't the goal here, it's the baseline requirement.
You wouldn't understand as Barca’s identity is built on corruption and an obsession with Real Madrid.
Lmao. Peak Ronaldo was actually a psychopath. We're never going to see anything like it again.
And of course, he scored a hat-trick in this game. He hated Atleti more than anything.
I still have to pinch myself.
The man that instilled the best feeling of Madridismo in an entire generation and resurrected our club is back.
The Bernabéu would die for him, hopefully our players match that mentality on the pitch. https://t.co/Bt2qcAnHJu
That José Mourinho documentary. Wow.
He's the greatest manager and football personality.
A serial winner that'll go to whatever lengths necessary. Bringing him back to Real Madrid right now is the best decision Pérez could’ve made.
He's going to make us champions again.