They Are Unwavering in Their Determination, They Don't Get Tired. Their role is to keep the flame of Madridism's hope alive, and they achieve it with their slogans.
The Propaganda Machine at Florentino Pérez's Service does it again.
After The Comeback Against Arsenal (1-5), and the final victory in the Copa del Rey (2-3), now it's time to sell that this Real Madrid can win LaLiga.
Negreira Will Always Be There for Justification
They don't just consider that possibility. They are convinced it will happen. And if it doesn't happen, Negreira will always be there to blame.
José Luis Sánchez, the same one who invites Real Madrid to leave the league competition because it's "rigged," is now extremely excited. In his dreams, he has seen Real Madrid win the clásico and Barça lose another match. Now it's time to sell hope, there will be time for catastrophic messages later.
"If Ancelotti and Mbappé Say There's a League, There's a League," says José Luis Sánchez, of course. Whatever Mbappé says.
Josep Pedrerol: "There's a League"
Josep Pedrerol has his own theory: "Horrible first half by Barça yesterday, horrible second half by Madrid today. Sunday clásico. There's a League."
Edu Aguirre, the most fanatical, even though he's been placed in Movistar + matches as if he were a normal journalist, is very clear about it. As clear as The Comeback Against Arsenal or the victory in the Copa final because "I see things, I swear."
His discourse doesn't change. Barça very bad and Real Madrid very good. The same as the whole season, the same every year, as if he doesn't watch Real Madrid's matches.
Edu Aguirre: "Madrid, With Seven Days of Rest..."
"Real Madrid's Locker Room Truly Believes," Edu Aguirre began, while Pedrerol stirred the pot. "Watch out because if Real Madrid wins, there will be nine points left and Barça has to go through Cornellà."
"The Madrid seen today (against Celta) is the one seen all season, the one from the Copa del Rey final. But Madrid, having seven days of rest, preparing the match well, being physically well...
Because yesterday Barça could rotate, they brought out the substitutes, but Madrid can't do it, they don't have nine substitutes. They are all injured.
If no one gets injured, Madrid playing every seven days is a Madrid that will put up a fight. For sure."
Word of Edu Aguirre, the one who sees things, the one who never makes mistakes, the one who has made fanaticism a profession. The propaganda machine is in motion. And watch out for Negreira if the narrative goes wrong.