To Canaletas! (but first let's beat EFES and Cádiz)

There it is, I found the Xavineta trophy on Pexels: the "Cup +5 on matchday 14 with one more game". They are crazy.

Let's see, I understand. They have been paying stratospheric salaries for years to try to stop Real Madrid's flurry of European titles in football, and the overwhelming dominance of Lasismo in Spain. Spending tons of money for Mirotic, millionaires interchanges for Dembele, twelve thousand upward renewals for their entire golden football generation, plus the money invested in creating the story in media and social networks, which is not little effort.

Not only that, but we also threaten little by little to occupate their last refuge: the feminine one (although Lyon should have lowered some egos there, blessed Ada Hegerberg).

That's why they are the way they are: if they can crush Misa, Olga or Athenea, they do it. If they can take the RFEF by fire and storm, they will try. And if they have to celebrate a comeback in Pamplona in November as if it were a title... they do it. Thats because they have just fallen to the Europa League and the official story is that it was due to bad luck and on top of that they get United while Madrid in the Champions League only get the inferior Liverpool. And Lewandowski has not attacked anyone. It's very hard to live with all that in mind and it's normal that in the face of a hard-fought victory (I didn't like it one bit, because the comeback seemed predestined) they release energy.

Winter Champions, League Champion! said one of these accounts that beg for followers by uploading nonsenses, each one greater than the previous one. In November and with the World Cup of the shame in the middle, J14, Winter champions. Autumn is crying.

But yes, they go to the World Cup break as leaders. It should have been us but we have a few players either thinking about the World Cup or unfocused, between kicks and campaigns. So it's time to beat Cádiz, and they can't afford another result because Sergio's team is a very weak rival. And then, in January, we will see.

Because the main thing about this shitty season is the World Cup of infamy that they have placed in the middle. Everything now has a relative importance. Which players will return healthy and which will be on a roll, which teams will suffer more from fatigue or lack of rhythm, the total change of mentality that each will suffer for and against. Everything is conditioned by Blatter's great legacy.

So we'll see. At Christmas they will have to do accounts, and they must not come flattering. Even without Piqué's salary, the elimination of UCL is tragic. And they shouldn't have any more levers. Or yes, but it would start to be rude and even the most average culé would wonder what Laporta is doing. So they will have an economic crisis, they will return without Robert (I don't conceive that they won't lose him several games), and with their best players suffering the Post-World Cup effect. And with another Super Cup bathed in oil in the middle. The results in January and February are going to be surprising, for everyone. And then let's see how we each get to March and that's where the cake will be played. Come on, the "Cup +5" thing can be ridiculous before spring.

In November, you know, there is a stop in club men's football but basketball comes to the rescue with a string of matches. We have a great game against EFES, it doesn't seem like there are going to be motivation problems today. We come from losing in the first three teams and today two of them have the opportunity to leave us another taste in our mouths...

It's our turn.

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