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This Managing Madrid Podcast comes in two parts.
Part one, on the Champions League final against Valencia in 2000 (Kiyan Sobhani, Eduardo Alvarez, Matt Wiltse)
- The atmosphere in Paris for the Champions League final
- The context of that game
- Claudio Lopez: Barca killer
- A bonkers lineup and formation from Del Bosque
- Tactical wrinkles of that chaotic system
- Roberto Carlos was an absolute freak that Valencia had no answer for
- Raul and Macca as central midfielders
- Macca’s performance
- The first goal of the game, and Roberto Carlos’s long-range free kick
- The TEKA shirt -- controversial, apparently
- Symbolic cameos from Manolo Sanchis and Fernando Hierro
- Baby Casillas
- Nicolas Anelka’s weird legacy
- Ivan Helguera’s massive performance, and how underrated he was in his peak
- Ivan Campo
- Fernando Redondo masterclass
- And more
Part two, mailbag (Kiyan Sobhani, Lucas Navarette)
- Injury updates
- Revisiting Ramos’s mistake against Villarreal
- Potential lineup against Levante
- Can we relax? Or do we have good reason to be worried?
- Why do we loan players to teams that don’t play them?
- Keylor Navas’s legacy
- If the midfield trio done?
- The unfair criticism Varane gets
- The art of giving out the right contracts without overpaying older players
- And more
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Hosts this week:
Eduardo Alvarez (@Alvarez)
Kiyan Sobhani (@KiyanSo)
Lucas Navarrete (@LucasNavarreteM)
Matt Wiltse (@MattWiltse4)