Real Madrid's filthy legacy from the fascist dictator, to the judges, transfers of wargraï and the division of Spain

Dramatic events have occurred in Madrid in the past two months. Real Madrid won for the third time the title of the Champions League, which represents an extraordinary achievement for the team.

But they won the Champions League trophy through a series of judges' mistakes, especially in the match against Juvenus and Bayern Munchen, writes Periscope. While in the finals, they triumphed in the wake of two catastrophic mistakes of the goalkeeper Karius, and the hurt of Mo Salah the best opponent player [Liverpool].

Despite this great success, however, a great surprise came from Madrid with its coach, Zinedine Zidane, who resigned. Many people thought Zidane actually didn't have any big role in the club being President Perez, practically involved in everything.

Then we had the grief of Cristiano Ronaldo because of our salary, which could take Portuguese to Manchester, to red demons.

The last shocking event took place in the Spanish national, where coach Lopetegei was dismissed. Why? Because he had agreed the day before to become Zinedine Zidane's successor at Real Madrid. Lopetegei is not noted for a good career by coach, but in Spain, the favorite national to win the World has increased his reputation. And Real Madrid influenced Spain to divide. Perhaps because he wanted to take it cheaper before Spain achieved any success, Florentino Peresi has already influenced Spain's odds in “Russia 2018”.

That Real Madrid has a great legacy of sports integrity is not difficult to observe. They have had for decades the great support of the fascist dictator Franzo, Spain. A time in which they managed to win many trophys, among them the Champions League, five more times. They even stole it from the Superstar Alfredo Di Stefano, political and sports rivals Barcelona - who had previously signed for them.

Uh-huh. That was what had happened. But, the rescue of the club from Madrid to the international market is that football fans don't do much for history and politics. And so she managed to get into the same fucking mind in football. “Los Blanccos” from the 1990s didn't ask for financial terms, and for the league, they ran into the footballers' market to get the best. And so, the successes of this club didn't miss.

However, the successes of this club must be seen with suspicion. /Periscopi