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Jul 1, 2021 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Said it a million times but Alexander Isak staying at Real Sociedad is the best decision he could make. At this point of his career there really is no better place for him to be.
For a player at his age and the offers we can only imagine he’s been getting it’s easy to feel like you have to make the big move, and the risk is you’ll do it too early and you end up stuck on a bench and stall in your development.
Apr 3, 2021 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Might be the best pressconference performance from a coach I ever seen!
For context: Imanol has been a Real Sociedad fan all his life, played in the youth teams and first team, coached the youth teams and now led the club to their first trophy in 34 years.
He asked to be excused and for a moment leave the "coach mode" to enter the "supporter mode"
Sep 9, 2020 • 31 tweets • 16 min read
Osasuna
City: Pamplona
Colors: 🔴
Stadium: El Sadar
Last season: 10th 52p
Captain: Oier Sanjurjo
Coach: Jagoba Arrasate
Nicknames: Rojillos
Shirt: HOME and AWAY 👕
Osasuna's emblem have been split into two kits as they are celebrating their centenary year.
Home shirt in red as usual, with the away in the navy blue.
While the emblem and details on the kits are all in gold.
Aug 21, 2020 • 11 tweets • 6 min read
When he was 20 years old Jesus Navas won his first Europa League (then Uefa Cup) trophy, at 21 he won his second and a few months after that he carried the coffin of his younger teammate and very close friend Antonio Puerta.
After his death Sevilla wanted to retire Antonio Puertas number 16 but the federation wouldn't let them.
Instead the shirt was reserved for youth players. And when Navas returned to the club in 2017 it was agreed that he would take over the shirt number once worn by his friend
Jul 5, 2020 • 23 tweets • 12 min read
One of my favourite things in Spanish football this season is that @SDHuesca's captain Jorge Pulido change his captain armband for every of their 21 away matches in Segunda, and with it teach us about Spain.
Here's the story (Thread) 👇
For each of their away trips Huesca are paying tribute to their rivals and where they come from, by using a new captain armband specially designed for the occasion. Highlighting something significant from the city or province that they are visiting.
All explained here 👇
Jun 18, 2020 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
IS BRUNO FINALLY BACK?
The Villarreal captain (he is still the captain right?) has been out injured for THREE YEARS (!), but has been training and is travelling to Granada with Villarreal and Calleja says they will then see if he is fit enough to enter the match squad!
So for those of you who don't know who Bruno Soriano is, here's a bit of background story:
Bruno is 36 years old, he's spent his entire career at Villarreal and he hasn't played a match in over three years since the 21th May 2017. But before that he was REALLY good!