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Jun 14, 2020 2 hr 37 min

Eibar Post-game; Castilla Corner; Journalism Corner

from Managing Madrid Podcast Hosted by Managing Madrid

This episode of the Managing Madrid Podcast comes in three parts. Part One (Eibar post-game with Kiyan Sobhani, Matt Wiltse, Om Arvind) The contrast between the first and second halves A breakdown of each goal Eibar’s tactical approach Sergio Ramos’s runs into the penalty area The importance of players who can generate shots Eden Hazard on the right Zinedine Zidane’s line-up plus substitutions Rodrygo Goes’s performance The Casemiro - Modric - Kroos midfield trio Thibaut Courtois’s performance Brahim Diaz’s future Gareth Bale’s performance — why has he regressed so much? Football superstitions And more Part Two (Castilla Corner with Sam Sharpe, Kristofer McCormack, Ruben Skjerping) First team football at the Di Stefano Javi Hernandez’s debut chances UEFA Youth League restart Javi Sanchez potential Valladolid move Arbeloa getting the U-14 job. Brahim Diaz strange situation at Real Madrid Mariano’s struggles this season A potential Mariano revival over the next few weeks How we became Real Madrid fans Why did we start following Castilla Real Madrid’s youth approach vs Athletic Bilbao’s Controllers in La Fabrica How different Madrid’s young midfield options are to their current midfield Part Three: Journalism Corner — why reporters ask the questions they do.

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