Sociedad Anónima - Derecho Comercial I. Por Sophia Oteghi

OK, if Marino can change the team structure, I can change my look. The weather is still rubbish, but the content isn't. Remember, this is part B, this is Ravista on a Monday. After a full weekend of Spanish football, three goals per game across the nine that were played, and what we've got now is espagnol against Atletti. This was a significant match by end. I got the winning goal at Atletti, go second, espagnol at 13th, unlucky for some, particularly Manolo. But I think this is a win which slides under the radar, however, shouldn't. It feels significant that that's six wins in a row for Atletti, four of which have included clean sheets, the old Cholo semi-onu signature from the good old days. Cholo said some things about Alex Byna, which I think are worth relaying to you. He said it's clear to see how Alex is doing. He's in a very good place personally. Alex started last year really well. We talked about that at the time. Remember, this is Cholo speaking. Later on, injuries prevented him from reaching his best form, and he definitely expected more from himself by the end of the season, the World Cup. That experience took him to a different level. Today, Byna is much more self-confident, he possesses fantastic attributes, and sees the game differently than others do. Remember when we played him in the middle as part of a midfield duo last season? I told you that he's versatile because of his football vision. But now, he's more assertive, stronger, and more secure. This is the player that we set it to sign. We want his unique, different speaking qualities to truly shine through. By the way, it's not all that often that let you come away from a match having had 71% possession, kudos to that. And indications too of an evalation of glossiculture and errors, plans that. Plus, one more note. Morton Cholmand had an influential afternoon in Catalonia. 107 times he was involved with a ball either through personal possession or jewels, tackles. And he was at Letty's best accurate passer with 81, influential. Afterwards, Paul Manolo, the Espanyol coach, celebrated with how well his new first-choice keeper, Anche and Fortunio, is playing. Manolo, welcome to having a happy poido available after so many months out injured. And the coach shrugged off questions about whether his continuity at the club is in jeopardy. So, current Espanyol manager said, "The team emergence emerges strengthened." I'll say it again. In fact, I was discussing this with a Letty's manager after the match. My team comes out of this stronger than they were. I play as competitive very well, which is exactly what's required. Even without scoring, given how the match unfolded, I think we should have had a clean sheet. It's a real shame, because the team did a super job and stayed very disciplined, which is no easy task against that Letty. But, and again, I was just saying this to Paul Lozano. We're frustrated, because based on our performances, we deserve four points out of the last six. Yet, we're walking away with only one. Life's tough, manol, life's tough, and there's an international break coming up. Now, this one was an absolute beauty. Malaga 2, La Rayao 5. Malaga bottom, La Rayao, have gone into fifth. The goals for the visitors were from Kubo, Oscarson, or Yathabal 2, Giddish, and Niño and Martínez scored for Malaga. First couple of things to say here are, if you haven't already seen this game, go and seek it out. Please do. There were two candidates to match Luminium Al's earlier for Barcelona against Betis. The first looked pretty similar. Takifu sold Kubo, hitting one which had shame-worn movement on its rocket trajectory to a funso era's top right-hand corner. Movement swas. And then, an even better hit from Pablo Martínez with a hooked half-follow right across the goal-mouth into the far top corner of the La Rayao net. An absolute complete worldie. This was terrific entertainment, and we could easily have seen 10 or 11 goals instead of the mere seven the game at La Rosaleta served up. Adrian Niño now has hit the net three times in five matches since returning from injury. It could be crucial, but Chupetti there actually sent a forwarding. Can't get it right one off the bar here again today. Juan Fernfénez said about Malaga from this point on, there's a crucial aspect. We need to focus on staying strong. It's taken a huge effort to get where we are today, and that same effort should now be the drive to keep us moving forward. Things are tough. Of course they are, especially because again we couldn't deliver a win for our fans. Now we need to engage in some self-criticism. I believe each of us, and I say this time myself, needs to reflect on what we can do to help our Malaga. It's just as important to get back up after a fall. Let there be no doubt Malaga will keep on fighting. If we can manage to secure a win, I'm certain everything will look very different. It will all be better in the morning. New Jersey's on Reno Matarat, so his verdict was, well, first of all, Kubo's goal was fantastic. He was highly focused and determined today. It was really obvious that he wanted to showcase his abilities here, and he sure did that. As for Michaela Oyer-Table, and I love this part from Reno, it's not something one makes a huge deal out of, but he's a top tier professional who wants to win every single match, including every training session. Whether it's a practice game or a shooting drill, he's incredibly competitive. That's precisely why he is where he is and why he's such a star. He possesses an innate, uncompromising competitive drive. That's what we love about him. At the same time, he remains humble and is a great leader. I want to say thank you to him. Celtic II Alive is one heavy Hernandez in Judgela for Celtic Novoa for the Visitor Celtico 8th. Alive's drop to 7th. I'm pretty sure that Celtic stored up and used their fury at having played so well, but lost against UV on Thursday. And then, at least that on Alive's, with probably the light blue's best performance of the season. At least, that's the theme which Habby Rodriguez, player of the match, wanted to get across to the journalists afterwards. For Alive's Pablo Ibania said, "We finished the match very well, and they did, because this is where Rados two excellent saves, one from Boyet, one from Mario, left the three points signed and sealed at Baleidos." Ibania said, "Listen, we started well, but we cannot afford to concede such easy goals. We need to be much more aggressive and correct those mistakes. We've got a lot of work to do, because we've got a difficult match coming up next week. That's the kind of terminology you use about the bottom of the table, no wins Malaga, coming to your stadium if you've lost four of your last five and drawn the other, as Alive's have done." What about a Sasuna 2, Rassin Santanderinil? Budemir Penel and Osambela. A Sasuna 10th, Rassin are 16th. First, I'll point out that Dubasim looks like a Sasuna's atorbi, coming to atorbi in a minute. I like the fact that Budemir, who's got 7 out of a Sasuna's 10 goals this season, simply picked up where he left off the last time that Arasate redebuing here was the manager. Budemir, I think, now having scored 57 penalties has missed all of about five in that enormous run of sport kick-taking. It looked a terrible decision. It genuinely didn't look like a penalty to me, and indeed the Rassin manager said it was a penalty toll. But if you look at the Croats technique, running up, looking at the ball, tongues sticking right into his cheek in, I don't know, concentration or some sort of Maori gesture to put the keeper off, he then, with about a second and a half to go before striking the ball, lifts his head and is looking straight at a Girithabala. The ball eventually goes in off his heel, the inside of his left heel, not the instead because when you're not looking at the ball, I think it's impossible to make the perfect contact, but the strike is nonetheless perfect. It goes like a snooker shot, really slowly trundling into the exact only point between the diving right hand of the basketball keeper and the post where the ball can enter in. It genuinely was a beautiful portrait of what to do when you're constantly giving the chance to rescue your team from 11 metres. It was a beautiful piece of play. It was worth stopping time and studying and it set us a sinner off into paroxysms of joy. The precision, the goal scored made that the fans lit up the stadium and on this re-do redebue of Arasati. The response from El Sadar was welcome back. He said, "Yeah, Arasati said, yeah, the stadium was roaring right from the start." And then again at the end, when the player spent so much time out there in communion with the fans, that connection with the fans is vital for us. That is Osasuna. We have to keep giving the fans reasons to behave like this. It needs to be a regular occurrence, not just a one-off. So, welcome back, Haba Haroba, Arasati. Well done, Budameer. It wasn't a penalty, I don't think. The referee probably got, I don't know, corned. But Arasati said, "Buddy's very clever when it comes to challenges in the penalty box." So it was. The course from Arasati that stuck with me most was, he's going to opt between Iter Fernandez and Sergio Herrera. As with other positions, he said, "Iter play today and Sergio will play as well." And when I say he'll play, I don't mean Sergio will just play in the cup or something like that. In two or three months, once I have a chance to see how both of them are doing, I might make a decision, but both will get their opportunities. I probably took the easiest path since four days wasn't enough time for me to determine who was in better form. I discussed it with Iter. Iter had played the last three matches, so I opted for the simplest choice. But Sergio will get his chances too. So also soon, I despite Arasati emphasizing that his desperate start keeping clean sheets are going to rotate their goalkeepers. Stay tuned folks. That's not normally a recipe for success if you're doing it between lead matches rather than just between lead matches and cup matches. How about Valencia Nile-Nile with Athletic Valencia second-bottom Athletic 11th? This was an interesting game. Lots of chances, very good atmosphere at Bestaya. A nice exhibition of long passing, mostly diagonally from midfield by Pepeleu, Rabba and Barriocha. I'd say that even though he's just turned 19 a couple of days ago, why the hell wasn't David or Tori be playing? The club absolutely have a savior there. The franzador at Bestaya, he's a local boy, daring, quick, game-changing, hard-working, really neither dungeon, nor sedic when he's fully fit should be ahead of him in the coming weeks. In my humble opinion, eccentric, there's that word again, Valencia boss Javier El Basco Aguirre, stole the show post matches he often does. He said, "The fact is, we didn't play well. Our last two opponents got the better of us, both in Santander and again today. Athletic and rassing were the superior sides and we couldn't find the answers. We tried and we tried, but they were better in both matches. Later on, we brought on fresh legs and the players who came off the bench made a real impact. So in the end, I think both draws were fair results. I'm not contradicting at all, Javier." He said, "As I mentioned before, the match is about practice, practice, practice. Rough on that I'll use to train for eight hours a day. Likewise, our forwards need to focus on scoring, just scoring. We do a lot of finishing drills and to be fair, the players have been performing quite well. Sometimes the ball just doesn't want to go in, and the opposition also defends well. Today, between an icy month's performances and our own misses, let's call a spade a spade, it ended in a draw. We lacked the goal, but I wouldn't say I'm worried," he said, despite sounding worried. Then he added, "This is the first time we've cut the clean sheet. We shouldn't forget that we were coming off three consecutive home defeats. Zero points out of nine here at our own fortress. So at the very least, we managed to get a draw today, a draw that feels positive, especially given a recent form. That's what I'm taking from this experience." "Of course, the youngsters matter," he said. "Absolutely. Take David Atorby, for instance. He's giving everything. David possesses physical attributes that are planned for all to see his speed, his ability to exploit open space. Rarely have I seen a player so young who shows such boldness when attacking. Tactical work is a real challenge for him. You have to play the ball into space for him to run on to. When she reaches the byline, David still needs to learn how to pause, to take that extra moment to deliver a quality cross, to beat his marker, or to make a deliberate choice rather than just aimlessly fighting the ball towards the goalkeeper or the far post. He's a unique talent. That's undeniable, and he's one of our own, a product of our youth academy. Well, play him, have you? He's got everything going for him. Best of all, he's got the humility to learn. He's very receptive to advice from his teammates and listens closely to the coach. Atorby puts in the work that we ask of him. "I've got no doubt that this lab will bring a huge amount of joy to our fans, and it's got well, have you? Play him." Okay, the rest of the rest, if not the best of the rest. Viral Neal Neal with Elchi, 12th and 18th respectively. The Yellow Submarine were dramatically on top. Had the ball and then it often, usually off-side or fouls, and ultimately fluffed their lines. Departive La Coruña won, Levante won, Boulin Songo and Ricana scored. Ricanas was a beauty. Depart 8, Levante 17. Yerimae in this match was terrific, mostly operating centrally rather than the wing, but he and his club were let down by a horror-layer Roman error for the equalizer. Listen, revistians, let's stick together in these end-of-times and let's see each other in a couple of days. This was La Liga, this was Revista, join us, £3.50 a month, 30 quid for a full calendar year. Do we not entertain? Yes, we do. Hasta luego!