"I'm disappointed with the result. We wanted to win today, but I saw some positives. I'm happy with the team's performance. Álvaro made his debut and played very well. Espart and Marqués also played well, as did Bernal after his injury," he said.
For [Roony], he's a fantastic professional. The situation isn't easy for him. He's hoping for more playing time. Sometimes it's like that; he has one of the best in the world ahead of him. "He's an extraordinary player, he plays with the best in the world, and he's also improved a lot. I already told him we'd talk at the end of the season. Everyone is important, and we need them motivated."
“No, I wasn't going to shoot because when I put that ball down I didn't see the angles, I didn't feel confident it was going to be a goal so I was going to cross,” he told BBC Sport. “But everyone was telling me to shoot and then I hyped myself up a little bit.”
It happens all over the world. Not just at Real Madrid. I was a little surprised, but I don't care, it's not my club. It's not my team. I don't think about it.
Manchester United is 12-9-4 when favored on the moneyline this season. Sunderland AFC has won nine, or 30.0%, of the 30 games it has played as an underdog this season. When playing as a moneyline favorite with odds of -105 or shorter, Manchester United has gone 8-5-2 (53.3%). Sunderland AFC has a record of 4-7-6, a 23.5% win rate, when they're set as an underdog of +275 or more by oddsmakers this season.
Seedorf is an excellent pundit, hugely informed and quietly twinkly, with the brow, the jaw and the eyes of some terrifyingly austere US president, all brackish integrity and ramrod restraint, but dressed in golf clothing and stood next to Wayne Rooney.