The Test Begins... Or Does It?

Real Madrid now have to cope without Cristiano Ronaldo for another 3-4 weeks, and judging by their performance against Sevilla they will fail spectacularly. The thing is, this is common knowledge-- I bet you there's a lot of football pundits out there who are saying "oh no, Madrid can't function without Ronaldo, wahh wahh wahh." Of course, after Madrid steamroll the opposition in their next 6 matches, these same pundits will be saying "he's not that good, Madrid is a great team, they don't need him, Kaka's got it under control." These fucking idiots are so wrong it makes me want to staple my balls together.

The deceptive thing about the upcoming Madrid fixtures is that they are SO FUCKING EASY. In order, they are: Valladolid at home, AC Milan at home, Sporting Gijon away, Getafe at home, AC Milan away, Atletico Madrid away. Out of these fixtures, the hardest one will be Atletico away for the Madrid derby, but don't be surprised if they draw Getafe. Seriously though, any team could beat these clubs. Hull City could probably take Sporting Gijon by a five goal margin. The way Atletico is playing, Hull City could probably take them too. When Ronaldo returns, THEN the real test begins: away at Barcelona. Barring serious injuries to either squad, a fully fit Barcelona will beat the living shit out of a fully fit Real Madrid. I don't care how good Ronaldo is, teamwork beats stepovers every single time. Expect a demolition. You heard it here first.