In the world of football, every moment is full of uncertainties, and every game can change fate. Recently, Real Madrid's legendary captain Iker Casillas spoke in Las Vegas away from the field about some profound points about football, especially about Real Madrid's consistency, the performance of the players, and the perception of Barcelona and Xavi, which made one wonder again about how football gives us more than just 90 minutes of play.
Real Madrid's stabilityIt is a topic that lingers in the minds of every fan. As Cassie said, "Until you lose a game, everything is calm." "But that's what football is all about, winning or losing a game can call everything into question. Real Madrid lost the Copa del Rey, but their performances in the Champions League and league are still promising. Against a direct rival like Girona, we should be more concerned about how far the team can go. After all,Real Madrid need to keep on its track
MentionedCourtois's injuries, Cassie's concern is the concern of all Real Madrid fans. The goalkeeper position is crucial for any team. Fortunately, both Kepa Arrizabalaga and Lunin have shown the level that a Real Madrid goalkeeper should have. It shows that even if the main goalkeeper is injured, Real Madrid are still capable of handling the challenge.
Carlo Ancelotti's coachingConsidered by Cassie to be the ideal choice for Real Madrid. Not only did he make the players play well, but more importantly he made the whole team work well. In football, the strength of the team is always more important than the individual.
As for Barcelona and Xavi, it is even more thought-provoking. Football is indeed oneMovement without memoryToday's brilliance does not guarantee tomorrow's success, and everyone is constantly striving for higher achievements. Xavi, a legendary player at Barcelona, has led the team to great success after turning into a manager. But,Change too fastThe desire to succeed is also too urgent, which makes people forget to give patience and respect.
Cassie's words are not only an evaluation of Real Madrid and Xavi, but also a reflection on the entire football world. In our quest for victory and glory, have we forgotten the original meaning of football? Have you forgotten to give patience and respect to those who give everything for football? Everyone who stands on the pitch, whether it is a player or a coach, has put in countless hard work and sweat. Should we first give understanding and respect before criticizing and questioning?
In this unpredictable world of football, let us not forget our original intention, remember the love for football, remember every effort, every struggle. Not just for the win, but for the joy and passion that football brings to us.