Real Madrid: Sergio Ramos Was Filming Documentary About Himself During Last Night’s Bernabeu Capitulation Against Ajax (Photo)

Chris Wright

6th, March 2019

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Photo: @English_AS/Twitter

Just when you thought Real Madrid’s abject elimination from the Champions League couldn’t possibly get any sweeter, MARCA come up with the icing on the dog tod.

The holders were knocked out at the Bernabeu on Tuesday night by a bristling Ajax side who overturned a 2-1 first-leg deficit to win 4-1 on the night and 5-3 on aggregate.

The result was made all the more enjoyable by the knowledge that Sergio Ramos was watching on from the stands, having got himself deliberately suspended for the tie in the misguided belief that Real would be able to see out the second leg and advance into the quarter-finals unhindered.

Even better is MARCA‘s little revelation that Ramos had invited a television production crew into his VIP box to capture behind-the-scenes footage for an upcoming documentary being made about him.

Photo: @TheWorldGame/Twitter

This from MARCA’s report:

Ramos went down to the dressing room before the match to give encouragement and also asked for the support of the fans before the match […].

Then, during the game, some cameras recorded his reactions for the documentary that Amazon is making.

Perfect. Just… perfect.

Your heart instantly goes out to the editing team. It’s going to take an awful lot of work to polish that particular zurullo.

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4 Comments

  1. Hank Moody says:

    No Ronaldo, no success. Now they can go back to being the team they were before 2009, that one that lost to Lyon 37 times at the round of 16.

  2. milt_palacio says:

    “SR4 AREA VIP”; guess when you get so many red cards it pays to get your own vip box while still playing

  3. Nuno says:

    Ahahah this makes it 10x better! Awesome, and I couldn’t agree more on your last paragraph, as well!

    • Chris Wright says:

      Was a little concerned about my choice of Spanish scatological obscenity, but I think ‘zurullo’ works better than ‘caga’ in this instance.

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