
A Real Madrid Podcast, Film room-themed shows breaking down the greatest football club in the history of the world. Going beyond the noise with tactics, strategy, and analytics. For member’s only episodes weekly + ad free content join here: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/the-real-deal-podcast4/subscribe
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 146 | Founded | a year ago |
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Real Madrid lose 2-1 to Atlético Madrid in the derby, and Jarod Hector (@jshector), Loconte (@Loconteee) and Siddharth Ramsundar (@TacticalFouling) break down why it happened and how much the referees played a role.
Madrid created almost nothing, st... more
The Madrid Derby is here, and Real Madrid are walking into the Metropolitano with more questions than anyone expected this early in the season.
Jarod Hector, Loconte and Siddharth Ramsundar break down what Atlético Madrid could throw at José Mourinh... more
Vinícius Jr. has entered the season looking heavier, slower and far less dangerous one-on-one. After another difficult performance, the question is getting harder for Real Madrid to avoid: what version of Vinícius is actually left, and how much can J... more
Real Madrid escaped Elche with a 3–2 win, but the performance raised more questions about José Mourinho’s team ahead of the Madrid Derby.Sid and Loconte break down another game of two halves, Madrid’s inability to control territory despite creating p... more
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My brother, anything is better than what you’re using. Great convos and perspective for a casual fan wanting deeper insights.
I think your Content is equal to managing Madrid. since they have some credentials, they can’t be as critical of the club as you guys. I love your honesty when you critique the club. I wrote an earlier review last year about your audio quality being garbage. It has improved. My concern is this. 1. you can’t call yourself a legitimate Madrid podcast if you disappear for six months. At least do an episode every two weeks. It’s ridiculous. 2.I don’t wanna hear any other sport talked about aside fro... more
I think your Content is equal to managing Madrid. since they have some credentials, they can’t be as critical of the club as you guys. I love your honesty when you critique the club. I wrote an earlier review last year about your audio quality being garbage. It has improved. My concern is this.
1. you can’t call yourself a legitimate Madrid podcast if you disappear for six months. At least do an episode every two weeks. It’s ridiculous.
2.I don’t wanna hear any other sport talked about aside fr... more
Sound quality is awful, but content is awesome. You just have to try really hard to hear and understand. Sid, you have to work on this sound, your guest often sound terrible and are hard to understand, but your mic echos badly or is so quiet. But I listen to every episode and I’m rooting for you!
I think your Content is better than managing Madrid. Especially now that foreign guy is off of it, Leconte (sic), his audio quality plus his accent made it very hard to listen to him. In general, you still need to work on your audio. The December 30 episode about Spanish soccer was unlistenable. Gerard,Your audio is fine. But the guy you brought on for the New Year’s resolution was the same guy from December 30 and his audio was too muffled. Please listen to your podcast before you release them.... more
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The show delivers in-depth, opinionated football analysis centered on Real Madrid, with frequent dives into tactics, player development, and transfer strategy. Episodes skew toward the club's squad decisions, midfield dynamics, and how world football events—like the World Cup and big transfers—impact Madrid's planning. They pair data-informed takes with lively debate, often featuring guests who bring tactical or regional perspectives, and occasionally include sponsor segments. A notable strength is translating complex analytics into accessible debates about lineup choices, signings, and long-term strategy, making it a potentially valuable listen for clubs, agencies, and fans who want sharper Madrid-focused insights beyond headlines.
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