Real Madrid for real
Being in Madrid during a game of Real Madrid means I “had to” take my son to the game. I rather dreaded the evening but it ended up being quite smooth and cool with no real tension from the surrounding crowd. (The most extreme fans were parked far far away!)
In fact, on a general basis, I strongly dislike huge crowds because of the inherent irrational behaviour of large groups of people. The Santiago Bernabeu stadium was not completely full on Saturday tonight but there were still a lot of people!
Real Madrid was playing against Getaffe (which incidentally is the suburb of Madrid where Universidad Carlos III is located, a place where I taught Monte Carlo Statistical Method last time I came to Madrid!). The two teams looked (to me) rather unevenly matched, judging from the number of balls recovered by Real Madrid during the game, which ended up as 2-0 in favour of Real Madrid. This despite a red card expulsion of one Real player after a dozen minutes or so in the game…
November 20, 2009 at 7:48 pm
speaking of which: anything “at hand” more recent to comment?
:-)
PS in the high energy limit (quantum football), Henry just exploited quantum tunneling! No rule’s against that!
November 20, 2009 at 8:04 pm
no comment: I attended this game as a sociological experiment, not as a game!
November 2, 2009 at 10:11 am
lire un commentaire de foot sur ton blog… :)
November 2, 2009 at 7:24 pm
Si tu lis bien, ce n’est pas un vrai commentaire de foot mais de la physique quantique…