GRADING Xabi Alonso’s performance as the manager of Real Madrid | Morning Footy



The first El Clásico of the season is in the books, with Xabi Alonso’s Real Madrid winning 2-1 vs. Hansi Flick’s Barcelona. In the …

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  1. Alonso has to respect Vini and what Vini means to Real Madrid. Coaches are replaceable. Vini is not replaceable. He is the face of Real Madrid. Alonso better get his $hit right or we will come hard on him. DO NOT DISRESPECT VINI.

  2. This guy with the kinda Italian accent has very selective memory. He wants the PSG defeat to be a dent so bad despite the defenders having a shocker in the first 10mins. And PSG being the best team in the world at that time.
    Then he wants to judge Alonso on the highest of standards? What Madrid manager had a 16w 1d 2l record to start? And the losses are to PSG and Atleti away! How many times did World Class Carlo lose to Atleti and Barca, yet that didn’t matter because it’s just an isolated result.

    Alonso is doing incredible right now. He never had a preseason to implement his ideas and is practically building this plane in the air

  3. Idk what more u guys want from them. They had 1 loss. U want picture perfect n can't even fathom being defeated type of team? lol
    Who's doing that?

  4. They only focus on judging his mistakes but not his achievements with the team (without pre-season). No wonder they can't be on the same table with Kate, Henry, Jamie, and Micah. 😂

  5. Xabi waking into dressing room that is full of ego of sharks this person got really bad memory he forgot along side whom Xabi played
    in whole dressing room there is no one who has seen bigger EGO than Xabi and carvajal

  6. The PSG game doesn’t really count under Xabi — that team hadn’t been managed by him long enough to reflect his style or identity. That was still the same group that got beaten by Barça four times, regardless of injuries. This Xabi team hasn’t. The Atlético loss isn’t excusable, sure, but it’s just one big game out of a few — like El Clásico, juve and 12 out of 13 wins.

  7. I don’t know who this guy is but I honestly think he doesn’t like Xabi. I’m referring to the guy sitting next to the anchor! The fact that he brought up Guardiola sealed my assumption. Why go back to Club World Cup when Xabi had barely had any training session with the team?

  8. Xabi has done great work so far, especially when you consider how horrific this team was to watch last season. In terms of man-management, he has handled the Vini situation exceptionally well so far, especially in public, appearing very much like a man in charge. The emotional spikes we're seeing within the squad do not mean he is losing the dressing room; rather, they signify that he is finally dealing with issues that were swept under the carpet by Carlo.

  9. 3:47 Is this guy seriously a pundit? He took off Vini and it all came apart?!! Our right flank was literally struggling. It was that period when Yamal finally was getting into the game. He started getting the better of Carreras because Vini stopped contributing defensively. He wasn't pressing any more. Yes Vini was becoming more lethal offensively but he wasn't pressing.
    When you are 2-1 up late in a 2nd half and your opponent's best player in Yamal starts getting chances wouldn't you want a RWinger who presses ? And what came apart anyways??? Bruhhh

  10. Xabi has performed incredibly.
    1. Zero pre-season
    2. Key players injuried – Bellingham, Carvajal, Rudiger, etc
    3. Player egos needed to be managed
    4. Formation and strategy needed to be addressed

    He has been amazing

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