Which is what I said dude. It takes time. How many titles CLs did Madrid win until these players developed into what they are? Pretty sure they threw a bus parade for a Copa del Rey in 2011. Dominant cycles are easier to be built in non-rewarding times in terms of titles.
It's harder to keep winning and develop a new generation at the same time. It already ruined your season in La Liga and have you in a CL or bust place. Sure, CL final and very nice for you. Fact remain that Bayern played you off the field.
This season from Madrid is more like 2012 Chelsea season.
Not sure what you're trying to argue anymore mate. You know fairly well that what Barca are doing is nothing, but their own version of a Galactico policy bar a few signings like Mina, which may actually be very good for you long term. Barca completely slept through that crucial time where they should've bought the right guys at young age when Xavi, Puyol and Iniesta were still here along with Messi, so that they can learn from them. Something Real have tried to avoid doing.
Well that Copa was a first one since 1995(?), so I guess they have an excuse for that. Doesn't really matter tho.
It is hard, absolutely, but not impossible. So long as you have a plan to make it happen. After years of affluency there'll be a drought of a few years perhaps, or maybe not? Maybe there'll be a league title here and there if Kovacić, Ceballos et al develop as they're expected to. This potential 3-in-a-row is a complete anomaly, everyone knows that, but it is just reaping of the benefits of retaining those veterans and making the right transfer calls in 2012-2015 period. This Liga season is also an anomaly and consequence of Zidane trustiness in the last summer window. This is his 3rd managerial season. LOL.
Not sure what you're trying to argue anymore mate. You know fairly well that what Barca are doing is nothing, but their own version of a Galactico policy bar a few signings like Mina, which may actually be very good for you long term. Barca completely slept through that crucial time where they should've bought the right guys at young age when Xavi, Puyol and Iniesta were still here along with Messi, so that they can learn from them. Something Real have tried to avoid doing.
This Liga season isn't an anomaly, after all you've won 2 league titles in 10 years and it happened before that you lost the title in December(2013 and 2016 when you finished so close only because of Barca's collapse in April).
Barca have had 2-3 poor seasons in CL. Otherwise, they are getting a good return of titles from this team. And have started to make a transition with several very good young players. 2 years later, but still it's a good step. We know very well our team. We know we can't win the CL any other way than by dominating our rivals. There's no way we would've went through after being outplayed by Bayern.
Too many maybes and what ifs there. You can't make any of those statements with certainty.
Which is what I said dude. It takes time. How many titles CLs did Madrid win until these players developed into what they are? Pretty sure they threw a bus parade for a Copa del Rey in 2011. Dominant cycles are easier to be built in non-rewarding times in terms of titles.
It's harder to keep winning and develop a new generation at the same time. It already ruined your season in La Liga and have you in a CL or bust place. Sure, CL final and very nice for you. Fact remain that Bayern played you off the field. So, there's that.
We aren't happy here after a double because the team has played like shit a lot of times this season. But Madrid fans are extatic after Bayern dominated them 80% of the time. Madrid are in a clear and visible decline in terms of the football they play. Escaping and getting results agains the run of play doesn't last long.