La Liga 2018/19

Who will win La Liga?


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Leo_Messi

New member
Breath of fresh air. Imagine Alaves playing in CL. Would do wonders for the team and the fans. Remember when they played that insane Uefa Cup final vs Liverpool. One of the greatest games i've seen.

While it would be romantic if the likes of Alavés, Eibar, Getafe (yes even them) made the CL it would be bad news for Spanish football and the UEFA coefficient list as those clubs would likely have little chance of progressing from most CL groups.

I want Valencia to make it now that Sevilla and Real Betis look unlikely to make it given their form. We need the strongest teams (financially the strongest and with the most potential for further growth) to grow. Not mid table or likely potential relegates like Getafe, Eibar and Alavés. The first two barely have any fanbase ffs.

We need clubs like Real Zaragoza (one of the historical big clubs in Spanish football from one of the largest cities with one of the best fan bases), Deportivo de La Coruña, Sporting de Gijón, Real Mallorca, Málaga, Real Oviedo and such clubs back.
 

Messi983

Senior Member
Don't like Getafe but Pepe Bordalas is doing amazing job with them. I could easily see him replacing Simeone at Atletico in a few years.

Abelardo is also doing great with Alaves.

On the other side both Seville clubs are struggling and both Machin and Setien could be on a hot seat if things won't improve soon.

And Celta has made their second coaching change of the season. Former Villarreal manager Fran Escriba is replacing Miguel Cardoso.

I found this interesting stat about Portuguese coaches in La Liga. 7 of them lasted less than 15 games in charge.

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I hope Escriba can save Celta but they really have Aspas-dependencia. I've read they've only won 1 of the last 18 games when Iago didn't start/play.
 

Leo_Messi

New member
Don't like Getafe but Pepe Bordalas is doing amazing job with them. I could easily see him replacing Simeone at Atletico in a few years.

Abelardo is also doing great with Alaves.

On the other side both Seville clubs are struggling and both Machin and Setien could be on a hot seat if things won't improve soon.

And Celta has made their second coaching change of the season. Former Villarreal manager Fran Escriba is replacing Miguel Cardoso.

I found this interesting stat about Portuguese coaches in La Liga. 7 of them lasted less than 15 games in charge.

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I hope Escriba can save Celta but they really have Aspas-dependencia. I've read they've only won 1 of the last 18 games when Iago didn't start/play.

It is worth noticing that Bordalás is one of the few people on this earth that have found the elixir of youth.

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:worthy:
 

Leo_Messi

New member
jesus he's 55 years old. I thought he was some young up and coming manager lmao.

It's amazing is it not? Some people just look younger than they are. It is often genetic. My father's side of the family is like that. I think that we can all recall those friends that looked like people in their 20's when teenagers. At that time it was a plus, a few years down the road it proved fatal.:lol:

In any case that Bordalás transformation is something else.
 

Messi983

Senior Member
Rubiales has confirmed there will be no Monday games next season but it seems this will actually start this month already.

I actually like Monday games but it's understandable fans of smaller teams who were playing those games often were against it.


The schedule for Round 29 of LaLiga Santander has been confirmed and the games will get underway on Friday, March 29 at 21:00 with Girona hosting Athletic Club and conclude as Real Madrid welcome Huesca on Sunday evening.

But there is a novelty in the fixture list on that very Sunday. Real Betis will travel to Vallecas to take on Rayo Vallecano at 14:00.

Barcelona and Espanyol will meet in the Catalan derby on Saturday, March 30, with the game kicking off at 16:15.

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Leo_Messi

New member
People at San Mamés must be rejoicing right now. Athletic have to have played more Monday games than anyone else in the league.
 

Vilarrubi

New member
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Atletico with some rotations today resting before the CL game.

Can still see a 1-0 or 2-0, hope I’m wrong.
 

Leo_Messi

New member
Leganés is somewhat of their bogey team. As I wrote before their game against La Real, not sure if to support them dropping points or the opposite as I want us to remain on our toes going into the CL knockout stage. If we go too many points ahead, we might get complacent as last season. That certain game in a certain famous and legendary European capital....
 

FC B

Senior Member
Good point but I doubt they'll comit the same mistake just a year later and get complacent and lose steam in CL especially after Roma debacle...
I do hope atm won't win this game.
 

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