Ninjastic
PostEdited versionsQuotes to this post
Next scheduled rescrape ... never
16/07/2025, 12:02:05 UTC POST DELETED
Version 1
Scraped on 16/07/2025, 11:37:19 UTC
Quote from: Publictalk792 on July 16, 2025, 12:36:17 AM
Quote from: karabiber on July 15, 2025, 09:58:55 PM
At Real Madrid, it's not enough to play good soccer. It's also about satisfying egos, handling the press and winning trophies. This pressure is much greater than what Alonso experienced at Leverkusen. Alonso has a lot of potential to succeed in star management because he knows this environment as a footballer and he is intelligent. Xabi Alonso is also a former Real Madrid player. He knows the culture of the club and the dynamics in the dressing room. This could help him build a natural relationship of respect with the players.
You are right about special challenges of managing Real Madrid which is much tougher than other clubs. Xabi Alonso past as player there would be huge plus. He already understand club culture how locker room works and intense pressure from fans and media. Instead of this he will not go blindly he know how to handle big personalities and high stakes building respectful team based on his shared experiences and knowledge of Madrid way.
Of course, he knows how to deal with big personalities and high stakes because we are observing that he is currently engaged in the process of bringing about change in line with them. As far as I know, one of the interesting aspects of it is that there is no more space in the Santiago Bernabeu locker room, so many players are having to leave because Lucas Vazquez may not be with this club at this time. The story of the progress of Real MadridPerhaps soon we will see that Xabi Alonso's changing new chapter will come into effect because their team's legendary players will not be revealed in the coming season because two Spanish legends are already no longer linked to this club, oneteam in reality they may not fit the Spanish idea of whom has chosen an Italian clubkeeping young footballers.
Original archived Re: UEFA Champions League 2025/26 Season
Scraped on 16/07/2025, 11:32:42 UTC
Quote from: Publictalk792 on July 16, 2025, 12:36:17 AM
Quote from: karabiber on July 15, 2025, 09:58:55 PM
At Real Madrid, it's not enough to play good soccer. It's also about satisfying egos, handling the press and winning trophies. This pressure is much greater than what Alonso experienced at Leverkusen. Alonso has a lot of potential to succeed in star management because he knows this environment as a footballer and he is intelligent. Xabi Alonso is also a former Real Madrid player. He knows the culture of the club and the dynamics in the dressing room. This could help him build a natural relationship of respect with the players.
You are right about special challenges of managing Real Madrid which is much tougher than other clubs. Xabi Alonso past as player there would be huge plus. He already understand club culture how locker room works and intense pressure from fans and media. Instead of this he will not go blindly he know how to handle big personalities and high stakes building respectful team based on his shared experiences and knowledge of Madrid way.
Of course, he knows how to deal with big personalities and high stakes because we are observing that he is currently engaged in the process of bringing about change in line with them. As far as I know, one of the interesting aspects of it is that there is no more space in the Santiago Bernabeu locker room, so many players are having to leave because Lucas Vazquez may not be with this club at this time. The story of the progress of Real Madrid's legendary players will not be revealed in the coming season because two Spanish legends are already no longer linked to this club, one of whom has chosen an Italian club.