Kay Murray

And he referred to the refereeing decisions going against him as the same old thing as always.

Guess what, Craig?

Guess what?

You knew the answer.

Of course they don't.

Yeah, and I think the important thing, Craig, is that it's not just you that feels like that.

I think the important thing is it's what they feel like in this stadium.

And look, there's no doubt that Real Madrid's fans and across the media and that Arbeloa won't be the only person talking about the refereeing decisions and in particular that possible penalty at the very end.

But if you listen to the response inside the Bernabeu, even those fans who may well...

come down here now and say, we've been robbed and we should have won this game 2-1 and all the rest of it.

But the reaction of those fans to the way that Real Madrid played throughout the game and through much of this season tells you that, yeah, they are angry with the referees.

Yeah, they might well think the referees are out to get them.

They may well get involved in conspiracy theories and all the rest of it.

But they're also watching their team.

And they're watching their team and they're thinking, this is really not very good.

And for almost the whole season, it's been really not very good.

They're not a good football team.

They have some good players.

They have moments.

The game in midweek, the last half an hour against Bayern Munich, was one of those moments where you go...