So, it’s impossible

The traditionally aseptic analysis of every match from the club’s website became vindictive after the attack suffered at the Metropolitano; “So, it’s impossible.” If the difficulty that Real finds in winning the field of Atlético has been recognized, it is enough to add some ingredients, such as refereeing and the weight of some behaviors of big clubs in their work, and we will talk about an impossible mission. It’s as if when the team is in a position to reverse the logic of time through the game, some mechanism is activated to prevent it.

Real Sociedad has been taking steps for some time now, leading to greater visibility and presence in the forums where big decisions are made. Real Sociedad is a club that is increasingly respected, if not admired by its competitors, and this is achieved through various means. La Real has gained credibility making it a reference model in many respects. And it continues to be explored in that direction…because that’s where the future is traveling. But, apparently, that’s not enough to beat Atlético de Madrid at home, when you do almost everything right to achieve it. La Real, it seems, is still unable to control the springs of power that others have mastered since ancient times, and that have allowed them to maintain distance between themselves and others. Overturning the status quo remains a chimera, and anyone who seeks to undo the sacred rules that underpin our football is doomed to failure.

What is there to do? Well, keep insisting the same way, the same method, in the hope that the change in the sign of the times that some predict, will catch us in a good position and in a position to take over. Then, and maybe then, Real can win the Colchonero fiefdom, and even do it on a recurring basis.

It’s the robot’s fault

Since the installation of VAR in the world of football, there has not been a day in which its operation has not been questioned, and the controversies it generates have reached an even greater fury. It is clear, and we repeat it ad nauseam, that, as long as the human factor controls the mechanisms responsible for the delivery of justice, mistakes will be a constant and almost necessary reality. What is the solution? do not know; If I had known, I probably would have patented it. But it occurs to me that if the main problem lies in the fallibility of the human element … let’s entrust the responsibilities to the machines. Today there is a lot of talk about the implementation of Artificial Intelligence in different areas of our lives. One of the most common definitions of AI is the one that recognizes it as “a combination of algorithms, implanted with the goal of creating machines with the same capabilities as humans.” In other words, we can create robot referees that make decisions like referees, but are oblivious to any kind of external intervention that might affect their decision making.
It’s great, the same law for everyone without exception, and if we don’t like it, it’s not our fault, but the machine. I like this!

Remiro is my friend

Alex Remiro continues its crusade in favor of “social transformation through football”, now with the help of the Friend of UEFA Foundation for Children. He is the first soccer player in the League to be included in this project. It is very comforting to see the goalkeeper’s commitment to these goals, in which the children play a leading role.
Good for Alex!

There will be no communication

Real’s reaction after the events at the Metropolitano is awaited with interest. As expected, and despite the great discomfort caused by the referee’s action, La Real will not let out, at least not as others do, its anger, and chose, as on other occasions, to work behind the scenes, understanding. that this is the wisest course of action. Respected.