Harakiri al Kubo, perfect ‘Squaring’

Cameras everywhere and eight referees – between those who crawl on the grass and those who spend the afternoon on VAR – should not be enough to analyze the single questionable play of an entire game. Penalty and expulsion, that’s how clear Cuadra Fernández is. Without praising God or the devil. Why, if I saw it clearly, he indicated his attitude. Well that, the game to take for granted, and Yeray to the street for the first time in his career (191 games) and goes down against Real Madrid on Sunday in San Mamés.

And all for another one of those punishments. Buff, the devil really drives me when I write these lines. Maybe it’s Blue Monday influence. A mathematical analysis says that yesterday was the saddest day of the year. This is because on Monday, the sea is rough, heavy snowfall is expected and facing the steepest January slope in decades. But what boils my blood is the rojiblancos errors in the Reale Arena.

De Marcos was hooked on the first goal, with Vivian and Yeray taking the lead along with Sorloth. Vesga let Silva steal the ball, a featherweight, and dropped to simulate a foul, in the second. And to cap off the disaster, Nico’s absurd dribbles and feints in his own half culminating in a back pass worthy of Iniesta, but in attack, of course. Three goals, three gifts.

Eighth, tied for ninth, Rayo. Ten points have been added in the last ten games. Classification, friend. The balloon emits. Valverde assured after the defeat that “no one will fall here”. I know some fans who are already holding the towel to throw it in. The reaction should be now. In the Cup, against Espanyol, the only thing worth winning is. Against Madrid, in their worst moment of the year, they also have to show their faces, and add three out of three.