I watched the Liverpool game with my brother, a Liverpool fan. And after the first two goals, I kept a high spirit and knew Madrid would win because Liverpool players looked more worried than the confident Madrid players. Elite mentality.
yup Vini showed up that game. I knew after his first goal it remontada season. However, I also knew going into it that the first one was the one we were gonna give up. The second was luck and was worried about but Liverpool played us respectfully they didn't close rank and just sit in the box like they do in la liga. Which is truly the only way to stop Madrid and even then it might not work. We have to deal with it every week. We are inevitable to at least hit one goal and the way we did it I knew Liverpool were shook. Vinicius is the successor to CR7 when it comes to moments player. He has the 7 for a reason. He hasn't been playing well so far but UCL started he will elevate himself.
@@Honorbound43Vinicius successor of where? Omg Santos lol! 😂 No Real Madrid player since CR7's departure has replicated anything near even half his numbers for any of his overall seasons he was there🤫
@@jdjzr9343 it has nothing to do with the numbers and that’s what you’re not understanding. And I truly don’t really care about your opinion. He is the 7 he is the true heir he has two UCL where he dominated in both. He puts the team on his back like Madrid’s 7 is supposed to. That’s all that’s needed
@@Honorbound43 Fake Madrid fan is all I can sum up about you,vini has gone silhouette why talk about him still even Ancelloti wants him out...He gives too much trouble for his teammates
@@Gio-td4ss: You can get all the help from the refs but you ain’t beating this City. You are too slow to understand what Carlo is doing or how football tactics work so you attribute it to pure luck and refs. Maybe sit and analyze they are the most dynamic team and they can play any style. That’s how you with versus any opponent.
Classy man... Others would say it's luck but he knows it's experience. When you've been through a situation over and over you just kinda know how to find your way out
the best modern 6 in the world atm, absolute class player and he should win the ballondor this year. won with city and the biggest trophy of the year with the european cup being an absolute key player, maybe the keyplayer for their teams. hes so important and he doesnt get the recognition he deserves.
I'm a United fan, Rodri is unreal bruv, I don't think I have seen a better CDM in the PL Era, he might honestly be better than Keane, Kante, Makelele, all of them
he is not wrong, i've seen it in madrid so many times, they never stop fighting and have won so many times where other teams would have lost morale or hope. it's impressive and i hate them for it hashaha
That's what separates winners even in regular life. Going down is part of the process for winners hence they maintain the same positive attitude and mindset.
Kudos to Real Madrid, Real talk from Rodri over there. Even Bayern Munich known for their unbreakable mentality is crushing most of the time when they face Real Madrid. Maybe that kind of Self Belief inculcated when you are a Player of Real Madrid.. This coming from a Bayern Munich fan since 2002. Mia San Mia!!!
How about against Manc City at the Bernabeu, 3-1 in overtime. Rodrygo scoring 2 in 3 minutes, that my friend was a miracle. I'll never forget when the ref gave 6 minutes more after the usual 90 the whole stadium roared like a lion, they knew it was coming.
@@amrm612 Indeed my friend, the Anfield one was great as well, I just think the man city one was the thing of legends you know what I mean. I don't know another team that could've pulled that one off 5 minutes before the end.
I was just thinking he looks like a more humble, natural Ronaldo, without the raised pointy eyebrows, lol. He is also highly intelligent and his english is extremely good
Yep, it's Grit. It's determination and not losing composure. Real Madrid always have someone in the squad who has experienced it firsthand, and he probably teaches the players to overcome the "doubt ".
It's actually insane, it's almost magic. There's no exact science to express that kinda emotion. I played rugby when I was a kid and we got on a bunch of tournament finals, and before a final there's a moment, one moment in which it's almost like all the pressure, all the weight lifts off, and only thing you can hear is silence. Like absolute silence. You see the pitch and you can almost see butterflies flying over. It's not really about mentality, nor I believe it's just "destiny". A good coach create the conditions for you to be able to play a final without even noticing yourself. What lifts off in that moment I think is the human doubt. You really become something else. If that happens to me, as a kid, playing a little rugby tournament, I can't even imagine at this levels how tough it is to reach such "zone", with all that is on stake, and again it's not mental, it's almost spiritual I'd say. It's not something you have to do, it's just something that "happens".
This is very smart observation by Rodri. He's not only have great vision on the field, he can sees another side of the game. He will be great manager in the future, just like another DMF coaches like Guardiola and Xabi Alonso
@@LeominsterFCyou completely missed what he said. He said one of the “big moments” that win them the UCL was the fact that lukaku couldn’t even score easy tap ins
Even against Chelsea, they were favorites but lost. He's right. It's not about who plays better or has the best squad on paper. You just need to know how to grind out results, and that requires experience
Real Madrid have that winning tradition and they are sure they are better than everyone at it...they play with the mentality regardless of the opposite team...their come backs are always miraculous..
Rodri is absolutely correct the champions league is about being luck, moments and being clinical. Doesn’t mean you have to be the best on paper or the best in both matches, all that matters is better the aggregate score so it really did take pep a while to realize that hence why city finally won
Its not about luck Its about the mentality always comeback Cuz when a team concedes 1 or 2 goals they usually lost themselfes while madrid doesnt and they know they can comeback Also the only way for pep and man city to win the ucl is to beat Real Madrid These are the 2 teams and with bayern wich have a shot at the ucl but its almost imposible to beat real madrid with Ancelloti
The only reason don't like about Rodri is he doesn't play for my favorite team. He's got an elite drive for a DM. A bargain at 60 mil considering what he's consistently provided for Man City.
Well spoken, despite my wanting for Vini to win the Balon d or, it doesn’t mean that Rodri doesn’t deserve it, he does, they both do, I respect Rodri’s ability to observe and understand, he is a good man worthy of a balon d or 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Even amongst the greatest teams ever assembled in Europe, they still can't match that "miracle" aspect that Real Madrid pulls off on the regular. The fact that they do this year after year; multiple times per match and per tournament shows you that this isn't just pure luck. This team has a different mentality that cannot be bought, but made. They are the greatest football club to have ever graced a football pitch.
It’s also that other teams keep wasting chance after chance after chance then Madrid somehow just scores before the final whistle. They enter the game with Madrid already thinking that they well lose no matter what they do
@@omaralkayal7598 It's part of the mentality as I mentioned before. At this point, expect the unexpected. Fortunately, these teams that lose to Real Madrid in that fashion expect to lose even when they're winning, which only shows how amazing Real Madrid is.
Rodri will make a great coach after his playing career. Accomplished so much already but is highly observant of the game, players, and everything. He has the markings of Xabi Alonso 👏🏻👏🏻
You need luck too. We all know Inter played better and deserved to win, but luck played a major role in favoring City. That's one of the small details he's talking about.
I am RM fan and I love how professional MC are. They are bold enough to accept everything. The best thing Pep taught them is being professional. Now MC and RM are true examples of rivalry with respect
- Rodri: it's not about playing good.. - Madrid: Correct. It's about ref... - Rodri: Moments. - Madrid: Yeah, that's exactly what I was going to say 👀.
@allenmartinalmeida4728 In Barca's worst period for 20 years. Without Barca making things difficult, Madrid would've won 10 La Ligas in a row. Btw in Madrid's 4 ucl in 5 year period, they won the league once.
Barca had their golden era in those years, probably the best team ever, meanwhile Real madrid always performs, no team in history is so consistent, even when barca had that insane team they still managed to win.
Defending for your lives when you can win the game is just cowardly not playing bad. Arsenal and Madrid did it against city last year . Sat back and didn’t go for the win when they could have. Let’s see if Madrid get this lucky next year
This is the dumbest comment I’ve read. When you started playing football as a child, what was the most fun part of the game? Was it parking your entire team in front of your own box, defending for your lives, and waiting 90 mins for one counter attack while you watch the other team attack you? Or was it actually getting on the ball, making plays, scoring goals? It is absolutely justified for a professional football player to be upset when a team “plays” football like that. It’s boring, against the entire spirit of the game in search of only the win. The truly great teams play on the front foot looking to attack and control from minute one. Also, Rodri must not be complaining all that much considering he hardly ever loses.
The harder you try to score goals, the less they will come. It is all about keeping calm and trusting in the process because you know you have put in the work, and if you focus on the game, the goals will come.
The thing with Real Madrid is that lots of teams play with fear against them except one team, which is Barcelona. Other teams play almost against them every two years or so and when the time comes they’re afraid, although Real Madrid strategy and tactics are nothing to be afraid of. The problem is that they have very good players who can change a game when the rival makes a mistake. And they make those mistakes because they have fear. Not only fear of Real Madrid, but mostly fear of failure. In order to beat RM is important to never stop attacking (keep scoring) , maintain a defensive composure (specially after conceding goals) and a strong mindset and focus because the referee is on their side (it’s like that🤷🏻♂️last season against Barcelona, Leipzig, Bayern Munich…)
As a Madrid fan even when there’s mere minutes left I keep telling myself “somehow someway they’ll manage to score” even is fans now just believe they’ll win somehow
I can’t stand CDMs as I think it’s a position unskilled players fall into or should I say failed attacking players who just do a job….i remember saying to my brother Rodri is one of them. I take it back. What a player…one of the very few CDMs that win a game.
Fortaleza mental, resiliencia, nunca darse por vencidos. La presión y la exigencia de ganar la UCL es máxima, y si no estás a la altura a nivel psicológico (mental), la pagas. Y el RM es el mejor en todos los aspectos del fútbol: Físico, Técnico, Táctico y Psicológico.
When madrid is struggling or losing the refs step up and carry them. The opponent can play better but the refs always balance the odds in madrid’s favor. Sucks to see cuz they’re a good team.
He's very smart, observant and experienced. Good interview.
Also it was very respectful from him to say City were favourites only on Paper, this shows respect and lack of underestimating Inter in the final
Educated
He wants to move to Madrid 😂
@@jaybizzle8606he was Atletico Madrid player before playing for the Emtihad
True you just cant deny that
Lukaku being lukaka helped lol. But seriously respect to Rodri.
𝙄𝙩𝙨 𝙇𝘼𝙆𝘼𝙆𝘼 😂😂😂😂
What a foolish comment
@@Goku-gg6qv Straight up😂
Lakaka 😂😂😂
Kid keep quiet what has Ur father achieved in comparison to Lukaku
I watched the Liverpool game with my brother, a Liverpool fan. And after the first two goals, I kept a high spirit and knew Madrid would win because Liverpool players looked more worried than the confident Madrid players. Elite mentality.
yup Vini showed up that game. I knew after his first goal it remontada season.
However, I also knew going into it that the first one was the one we were gonna give up. The second was luck and was worried about but Liverpool played us respectfully they didn't close rank and just sit in the box like they do in la liga. Which is truly the only way to stop Madrid and even then it might not work. We have to deal with it every week. We are inevitable to at least hit one goal and the way we did it I knew Liverpool were shook.
Vinicius is the successor to CR7 when it comes to moments player. He has the 7 for a reason. He hasn't been playing well so far but UCL started he will elevate himself.
when Liverpool scored 2nd i was calm asf and thinking 'theres plenty of time'. previous seasons taught us for these moments :P
@@Honorbound43Vinicius successor of where? Omg Santos lol! 😂 No Real Madrid player since CR7's departure has replicated anything near even half his numbers for any of his overall seasons he was there🤫
@@jdjzr9343 it has nothing to do with the numbers and that’s what you’re not understanding. And I truly don’t really care about your opinion. He is the 7 he is the true heir he has two UCL where he dominated in both. He puts the team on his back like Madrid’s 7 is supposed to. That’s all that’s needed
@@Honorbound43 Fake Madrid fan is all I can sum up about you,vini has gone silhouette why talk about him still even Ancelloti wants him out...He gives too much trouble for his teammates
There has been many games where Real Madrid should’ve lost but still won, the thing with them is they never lose composure.
No they were lucky and had some help by refree
@@Gio-td4ssoh lol😂
@@Gio-td4ss Dog youre so angry! Keep barking barkan #HalaMadrid
Idiots :D
All 3 factors helped@@Gio-td4ss
@@Gio-td4ss: You can get all the help from the refs but you ain’t beating this City. You are too slow to understand what Carlo is doing or how football tactics work so you attribute it to pure luck and refs. Maybe sit and analyze they are the most dynamic team and they can play any style. That’s how you with versus any opponent.
That liverpool game shows the elite psychology level of the Real Madrid team. Class 💥
Agreed
Absolutely not many team has that..
Liverpool is dog shit
Honestly they are very hard to Hala Madrid 😀
@megwalunonso5542 no team had that Madrid are just built different
The strength to win without the fear of losing
He'd make 1 hell of a coach...
Most defensive midfielders usually do
You hit the nail on the head
@@LjuboCupic1912 thinking about it most great managers are defensive midfielders or defenders
Couldnt have agreed more
He would but I think he would run a business in Spain after retiring. After all he is a MBA
Classy man... Others would say it's luck but he knows it's experience. When you've been through a situation over and over you just kinda know how to find your way out
how can people still buy that luck tale? 6 champions leagues in 10 years in definitely not luck...
Very smart player. Respect
Pretty much all of the absolute best managers are former midfielders. Wouldn't be surprised if Rodri is going to be a fantastic manager in the future
the best modern 6 in the world atm, absolute class player and he should win the ballondor this year. won with city and the biggest trophy of the year with the european cup being an absolute key player, maybe the keyplayer for their teams. hes so important and he doesnt get the recognition he deserves.
I'm a United fan, Rodri is unreal bruv, I don't think I have seen a better CDM in the PL Era, he might honestly be better than Keane, Kante, Makelele, all of them
@@Radioface7779 Patrick Vieira and unbeaten Arsenal
@aiko1088 great player, more of a box to box tho, for me Rodri is just THAT Guy, unreal
The composure & Belief of the MADRID team makes them the LEGENDS of UCL...
In the city game in 2022, just before half-time, the score was 0-0 (3-4 on aggregate) and Benzema and Casemiro were laughing.
Benzema make mistake that can ended to goal for City... Casemiro tease Benzema for it, and then they just laugh it out 😂
Yeah i remember that when he said this 😂😂
@@bbudimanalqodristill laughin while u concede a goal in the champions league SF 😂
he is not wrong, i've seen it in madrid so many times, they never stop fighting and have won so many times where other teams would have lost morale or hope. it's impressive and i hate them for it hashaha
U don't hv to hate them, just join us as a Madridista.😂😂😂
@@tymw3637 the refs already did
@@tymw3637 obviously he is not a glory hunter
@@deci5e1excuses
Hate them also for the same reason, i get such a happy day when they lose like Elclasico now
That's what separates winners even in regular life. Going down is part of the process for winners hence they maintain the same positive attitude and mindset.
Real Madrid are the definition of IT IS NOT OVER UNTIL IT IS OVER ! ...... HALA MADRID 🎉
💪🏼💯
Glory hunters 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
More like it's not over until they steal it 🤣
@@Mickealjack8282elaborate
Experience is vitally important in winning knockout football. When you couple success with experience, it seriously strengthens a team.
Kudos to Real Madrid, Real talk from Rodri over there. Even Bayern Munich known for their unbreakable mentality is crushing most of the time when they face Real Madrid. Maybe that kind of Self Belief inculcated when you are a Player of Real Madrid..
This coming from a Bayern Munich fan since 2002.
Mia San Mia!!!
The Real Madrid comeback at anfield has been my personal favorite memory of the team post cr7 leaving. ( bar any ucl finals of course)
How about against Manc City at the Bernabeu, 3-1 in overtime.
Rodrygo scoring 2 in 3 minutes, that my friend was a miracle.
I'll never forget when the ref gave 6 minutes more after the usual 90 the whole stadium roared like a lion, they knew it was coming.
@@tugginmagroin8384 damn that’s a great shout as well
@@amrm612 Indeed my friend, the Anfield one was great as well, I just think the man city one was the thing of legends you know what I mean.
I don't know another team that could've pulled that one off 5 minutes before the end.
@@tugginmagroin8384Damn my team Leeds United couldn’t do this in the second tier England aha
@@Jon14141 Haha I remember Leeds, they weren't too bad, they deserved better luck that's for sure.
I remember they had a nice jersey I liked.
Rodri the type of dude who is quiet but still gets all the girls
Wtf. Grow up you 🤡
I was just thinking he looks like a more humble, natural Ronaldo, without the raised pointy eyebrows, lol. He is also highly intelligent and his english is extremely good
@@martymarl4602Natural Ronaldo💀 You saying it like Ronaldo not is the most good looking football player in the world ( NO HOMO )
Rodri still got the 2022 Rodrygo PTSD😂
I love this dude, as a real madrid fan i wish he ll come and join this team. Quit smart and respectful
Yep, it's Grit. It's determination and not losing composure. Real Madrid always have someone in the squad who has experienced it firsthand, and he probably teaches the players to overcome the "doubt ".
It's actually insane, it's almost magic. There's no exact science to express that kinda emotion. I played rugby when I was a kid and we got on a bunch of tournament finals, and before a final there's a moment, one moment in which it's almost like all the pressure, all the weight lifts off, and only thing you can hear is silence. Like absolute silence. You see the pitch and you can almost see butterflies flying over. It's not really about mentality, nor I believe it's just "destiny". A good coach create the conditions for you to be able to play a final without even noticing yourself. What lifts off in that moment I think is the human doubt. You really become something else. If that happens to me, as a kid, playing a little rugby tournament, I can't even imagine at this levels how tough it is to reach such "zone", with all that is on stake, and again it's not mental, it's almost spiritual I'd say. It's not something you have to do, it's just something that "happens".
This is very smart observation by Rodri. He's not only have great vision on the field, he can sees another side of the game.
He will be great manager in the future, just like another DMF coaches like Guardiola and Xabi Alonso
Speaks better English than Harry Kane
Yawn.
It’s getting old
@@jhayklouds8069getting?
bullies
@@askellpositive no one cares mate
Its over only when Madrid says its over
This guy is so talented. Smart, well spoken, amazing player and best of all an amazing singer "Gibraltar es Espaniol" 🥳🥳🥳
Atlético fan here. When we sold Rodri we never thought that he'd become the top class player he is. We knew he was good but not Balon Dor good.
He's still not Balon d'Or level good
@@arminius6506lol try again...
This man is not your modern footballer off the pitch and I fucking love it legend
Phenomenal finish by Rodri, but tbf one of your "Moments" was Lukaku😂 the least clutch player in history😂😂😂
What does his goal have to do with Lukaku? You children were born in deficit.
@@LeominsterFC Rodri didn't make this video lol.
That kind of proves Rodri’s point. In a moment that game could have turned, but Lukaku got in the way
And Rodri had one moment and he took it
@@LeominsterFCDid you watch the clip?
@@LeominsterFCyou completely missed what he said. He said one of the “big moments” that win them the UCL was the fact that lukaku couldn’t even score easy tap ins
True, but I daresay RM lost that mentality recently with Kroos and Benzema gone.
Forreal. City so much possession but easily could have lost that final 1-2 or even 1-3 if not for poor Inter finishing.
If this guy played for Real Madrid I bet you he’ll become even a bigger monster than what he already is because of his elite mentality
Yep
Rodri is the natural future Captain of City🎉
Even against Chelsea, they were favorites but lost. He's right. It's not about who plays better or has the best squad on paper. You just need to know how to grind out results, and that requires experience
Joe Hart is awesome! Respect to that man. Same with Rodri. True gentlemen! Not many of them left
Real Madrid have that winning tradition and they are sure they are better than everyone at it...they play with the mentality regardless of the opposite team...their come backs are always miraculous..
Rodri is absolutely correct the champions league is about being luck, moments and being clinical. Doesn’t mean you have to be the best on paper or the best in both matches, all that matters is better the aggregate score so it really did take pep a while to realize that hence why city finally won
Its not about luck
Its about the mentality always comeback
Cuz when a team concedes 1 or 2 goals they usually lost themselfes while madrid doesnt and they know they can comeback
Also the only way for pep and man city to win the ucl is to beat Real Madrid
These are the 2 teams and with bayern wich have a shot at the ucl but its almost imposible to beat real madrid with Ancelloti
The only reason don't like about Rodri is he doesn't play for my favorite team. He's got an elite drive for a DM.
A bargain at 60 mil considering what he's consistently provided for Man City.
200 mil or f off vadrid
Who came after Real Madrid won against Dortmund 5-2?
Real Madrid level is different
With referee and business and political influence, of course it is
@@mojebi3804 ouch, one of madrids punching bag getting angry. Its okay kid to be angry.🫵🤡
@@mojebi3804 some of certain club jump into Europa league twice after VAR exist
@@mojebi3804Real Madrid’s stature as the greatest club in football will continue forever more whilst you continue Wailing like a dog
@@favaroleone7887 I stated a fact. You're the one who sounds angry.
Well spoken, despite my wanting for Vini to win the Balon d or, it doesn’t mean that Rodri doesn’t deserve it, he does, they both do, I respect Rodri’s ability to observe and understand, he is a good man worthy of a balon d or 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Even amongst the greatest teams ever assembled in Europe, they still can't match that "miracle" aspect that Real Madrid pulls off on the regular. The fact that they do this year after year; multiple times per match and per tournament shows you that this isn't just pure luck. This team has a different mentality that cannot be bought, but made. They are the greatest football club to have ever graced a football pitch.
It’s also that other teams keep wasting chance after chance after chance then Madrid somehow just scores before the final whistle. They enter the game with Madrid already thinking that they well lose no matter what they do
on the short term: tough choice between prime barça and prime AC milan.
long term: real madrid for sure.
@@omaralkayal7598 It's part of the mentality as I mentioned before. At this point, expect the unexpected. Fortunately, these teams that lose to Real Madrid in that fashion expect to lose even when they're winning, which only shows how amazing Real Madrid is.
@@randommetalhead7
Short term: Barcelona
Long term: Real Madrid
All time: Real Madrid
@@Enoxificatti❤❤❤
Lakaka won City that game. Let's be real here
Nobody asked
Lol.
@@EliasRoyI did😊
Poise in critical moments💯
Great stuff! 👌🏻
He is smart man really really smart no social media is just making him better and better every year
His so smart this guy and also calm 🙌🔥🔥🔥
Rodri will make a great coach after his playing career. Accomplished so much already but is highly observant of the game, players, and everything. He has the markings of Xabi Alonso 👏🏻👏🏻
You control the refs you control the UCL. Simple as that.
Not only very good player. But also smart and humble. Huge respect to him 👏👏
You need luck too. We all know Inter played better and deserved to win, but luck played a major role in favoring City. That's one of the small details he's talking about.
So having 44% possession is playing well? Yea don’t think so buddy
Rodri will be an amazing manager
I am RM fan and I love how professional MC are. They are bold enough to accept everything. The best thing Pep taught them is being professional. Now MC and RM are true examples of rivalry with respect
- Rodri: it's not about playing good..
- Madrid: Correct. It's about ref...
- Rodri: Moments.
- Madrid: Yeah, that's exactly what I was going to say 👀.
Well said Rodri👍
People who are confident in their strength are terrifying!
The best does not always win but it does win many Times!
Very well spoken, I’ve never heard him talk before.
Bro can be a Coach❤
Thats what most people dont get
People call them "lucky"
They are not lucky
They have the mentality to never lose in the ucl
Future Real Madrid player
So so true... Every LIVERPOOL fan(like me) knows it
Very thoughtful and smart player
Lukaku is an OPP
And Cristiano Ronaldo won 5 and 3 of them in a row at Madrid. It’s insane
Come to your home, rodri. Come to madrid❤
Rodri’s English is better than most English players
Fr
Was thinking about that. Good accent.
British accent is very tough to understand
Rodri English is so clean 👌
Perfectly explains how Real Madrid and Sevilla struggles to win the league but managed to win something out of the league. In recent years of course.
Madrid has won 3 of the last 5 leagues .. what are you on about
@allenmartinalmeida4728 In Barca's worst period for 20 years. Without Barca making things difficult, Madrid would've won 10 La Ligas in a row. Btw in Madrid's 4 ucl in 5 year period, they won the league once.
Barca had their golden era in those years, probably the best team ever, meanwhile Real madrid always performs, no team in history is so consistent, even when barca had that insane team they still managed to win.
@@allenmartinalmeida4728 then how messi had 8 out of 11 and barca has 2 in 6 years
@@notOL01twice
Both CIty Legend😊
Rodri's English is one of the best i have heard in a Spanish guy
"It's not about playing good" - says the first person to complain when he loses to a team that sits back
Defending for your lives when you can win the game is just cowardly not playing bad. Arsenal and Madrid did it against city last year . Sat back and didn’t go for the win when they could have. Let’s see if Madrid get this lucky next year
@ladsd679 we will win it again bro , mbappe has arrived
This is the dumbest comment I’ve read. When you started playing football as a child, what was the most fun part of the game? Was it parking your entire team in front of your own box, defending for your lives, and waiting 90 mins for one counter attack while you watch the other team attack you? Or was it actually getting on the ball, making plays, scoring goals? It is absolutely justified for a professional football player to be upset when a team “plays” football like that. It’s boring, against the entire spirit of the game in search of only the win. The truly great teams play on the front foot looking to attack and control from minute one. Also, Rodri must not be complaining all that much considering he hardly ever loses.
@@abdulrafay-rc2ju who’s we ? You’re not Spanish. Not from Madrid. Support your local club and stop being a glory hunter. You’re not a REAL Madrid fan
@@LeominsterFC factual
Rodri speaks so well
The harder you try to score goals, the less they will come. It is all about keeping calm and trusting in the process because you know you have put in the work, and if you focus on the game, the goals will come.
lord lakaka at your service any time
It’s all about mentality and belief
That Nuñez goal 😮🤩
Rodri will one day become a great manager.
Respect to both Rodri and Real Madrid
Rodri is speaking like Pep, it's rubbing off I see.
14:23😂😂😂 you understand me😂😂😂 hilarious
worrying will not get you anywhere no matter how situation look staying possitive and with good mentality only can make it reverse
Rodri es un Líder!🏆💙😎
Welcome to madrid bro
The thing with Real Madrid is that lots of teams play with fear against them except one team, which is Barcelona. Other teams play almost against them every two years or so and when the time comes they’re afraid, although Real Madrid strategy and tactics are nothing to be afraid of. The problem is that they have very good players who can change a game when the rival makes a mistake. And they make those mistakes because they have fear. Not only fear of Real Madrid, but mostly fear of failure. In order to beat RM is important to never stop attacking (keep scoring) , maintain a defensive composure (specially after conceding goals) and a strong mindset and focus because the referee is on their side (it’s like that🤷🏻♂️last season against Barcelona, Leipzig, Bayern Munich…)
Aaa..what a hansome man he is!!!! I want a guy like that,too!!😉😚
I see another Pep in 10 years😂😂😂
The fact that Joe Hart is in this ❤ Legend
my ballon dor knows
Rodri will be a great manager one day.
They won because their opponent had lukaku in their team.
As a Madrid fan even when there’s mere minutes left I keep telling myself “somehow someway they’ll manage to score” even is fans now just believe they’ll win somehow
Best player in the world right here
I can’t stand CDMs as I think it’s a position unskilled players fall into or should I say failed attacking players who just do a job….i remember saying to my brother Rodri is one of them.
I take it back. What a player…one of the very few CDMs that win a game.
Shows how little you know about football
Better to start watching another sport of you think CDMs are unskilled players.
Fortaleza mental, resiliencia, nunca darse por vencidos.
La presión y la exigencia de ganar la UCL es máxima, y si no estás a la altura a nivel psicológico (mental), la pagas.
Y el RM es el mejor en todos los aspectos del fútbol: Físico, Técnico, Táctico y Psicológico.
Rodri's mentality matches with Real Madrid it would be great if he played for Madrid
Rodri .... el Real te espera . Hala Madrid !!!
Gran audio Julio
When madrid is struggling or losing the refs step up and carry them. The opponent can play better but the refs always balance the odds in madrid’s favor. Sucks to see cuz they’re a good team.
🤣🤣🤣
Yet we see how 115 fc gets favoured in the EPL on and off the field
Rodri's English is so smooth.
Lakaka being Man City's best defender
Lukaku blocking the shot then arms to the side as if it were someone else’s fault 🤦♂️