It was a matter of letting them work

We began our trip of this website with a certain complex of jinxes. It was the birth of "La Santiaguina" and living the worst streak of basketball Madrid in a long time. You know... 14 losses in 25 games, those last quarters that we became Space Jam.

Back in April we published an article titled "Florentino will not fire Laso" which said that he was doing the right thing by keeping him. But it is also fair to say that at that time we did not think, on this website, that we would be one point away from winning the Euroleague and we would win the ACB with the forcefulness that we have won it.

I could imagine that another coach would have arrived, would have had these results, and we would be praising his figure and reviling Laso, and it would have been very unfair.

That's why we always talk about competing, Real Madrid has to show its face and compete. To lose with honor, to stain the shirt with mud (metaphorically in basketball). And if on top of that you win, then fucking good.

Fortunately, everything went well and today we were able to give Ayuso another shirt https://twitter.com/RMBaloncesto/status/1538920924631662592 < p style="text-align: justify;">Today's title is "It was a matter of letting them work" because I'm not just referring to Laso, but also to his team. Let's remember December, this website did not exist yet. 11 casualties, 3 youth debuting, victory of 6 over CSKA with Chus Mateo at the controls who left the phrase "It's a life lesson. Nothing is written. We have to fight until the end." And that, that phrase, is madridismo And that is what they have done, throw down everything that has been written and fight until the end.

The grades are given at the end of the course. And it is a remarkable high to raise a new title as it has been done, against everything that has been done

Bravo for all of them, they had to be allowed to work.