What a mess, tía! The non-communication policy of RM Fem

I take advantage of the inertia of the article about Florentino and the Chiringuito to return to one of the issues that worries us these days in La Santiaguina: the disappearance of Real Madrid FEM.

It is pertinent, because while Real Madrid Women make a fool of themselves on social networks, for being missing, last night Alexia Putellas went to El Hormiguero. The Barcelona Football Club reference was watched, according to data from Vertele, by two million people. Two million.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid FEM came out of the lethargy on social media by posting this https://twitter.com/realmadridfem/status/1536989007745359877

And that's it, that's all the content of the fortnight. I don't know, it seems that it's not serious right?

Not to delve into things already said, let's put good examples of how to sell the product. I'm really liking the profile of the Spain Women's National Team. They create fans from the moment they arrive at training, they upload photos or videos that they know will be liked.

I miss them to put some madridista to give press statements, we are reviewing La Masía in its entirety these days. But in social networks... chapeau https://twitter.com/SeFutbolFem/status/1537510324105949184 https://twitter.com/SeFutbolFem/status/1537445420313456640 < p style="text-align: justify;">In one of the videos, for example, Misa is seen stopping what is hers and what belongs to the others. She won't be a starter because gallons, but how great is our goalkeeper.

Esther is also seen trying to recover in time (it could be the offensive reference) or Marta Cardona in terminator mode, at least physically. Which hurts, and a lot, of course.

But how good it is to look around for a profile that offers content. Or see Alexia in El Hormiguero. Hopefully one day Carmona, Misa or Athenea will be there. Does no one in our club realize what Athenea could be? She is a gold mine.

Anyway. Let's keep waiting for news.