Josep Pedrerol has caught the habit of El Chiringuito panelists, like Tomás Roncero and Edu Aguirre, of turning their wishes into information.
Blind Faith of Josep Pedrerol in Real Madrid
Last night Pedrerol encouraged Real Madrid fans after the whistles heard at Bernabéu asking for time against Rayo Vallecano. And he sold excitement in abundance in the form of information.
Pedrerol believes that Madridism does have reasons to be excited. Meanwhile, as every year at this time, Ancelotti's team can win everything.
He doesn't base it on the team's play, but on a "talk" heard at Real Madrid. A talk that doesn't specify whether it was in the locker room or the offices. But a talk.
"They told me before the match against Rayo, that's why I give great importance to Real Madrid having beaten Rayo. Winning however it was.
"We Can Win Everything"
Before the match, a talk at the club. Of 'if we win the next two matches, Rayo and Atlético de Madrid, we can win everything'. Shocking revelation from Josep Pedrerol.
He continues: "Two clear objectives: the formality of Rayo, and Atlético de Madrid. Absolute confidence in the team to win everything if they overcame two difficult obstacles like Rayo and Atlético.
For now, the first has been achieved, Rayo, and then Atlético de Madrid.
Confidence. If they win on Wednesday against Atlético, Madrid believes they can win everything, it's a confidence they convey in the locker room and convey in the club."
In both, the transmission is absolute. Obviously, by beating Rayo, Real Madrid stays on top in LaLiga. And by beating Atlético, they will continue in the Champions League.
Sounds Like a Prediction from Tomás Roncero
Pedrerol takes for granted that Real Sociedad won't put up a fight in the Cup. Barça will sink in LaLiga. And the rivals will roll out the red carpet for Real Madrid in the Champions League.
Because they said it in a talk. It sounds like a prediction from Tomás Roncero. Especially considering that in 123 years of history, Real Madrid has never ever won the treble.
And that the double (League and Cup) hasn't been achieved since the Butragueño era in the eighties.
Pedrerol's words sound like a institutional message. It's what needs to be said now, when Real Madrid is playing for the season.