It is the first time that Gallego has missed more than the “match by match” that became so fashionable. Simeone, and now, after accumulating top signings in recent seasons, they no longer buy the discourse of the poor team and the people. Sporting has a long way to go to reach that chimerical status, but it is good that the fashion technician in the city begins to look up.
It is surprising that he does so after the slip in Las Palmas, which opened the melon on whether the team is running out of gasoline due to the absence of rotations, a phenomenon that is directly proportional to how short the squad is. Although this step forward could well be understood as a smokescreen for the troops to focus the laser sight on another matter in which to entertain themselves and forget about the debate on the fuel level. Albacete is a favorable victim to win again and then sit down to see what happens against Espanyol. And it is better not to think further, although Gallego allows (or not) to look up at the clouds.
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