RealMadridConfidencial Realmadrid TV stirs controversy: viral humiliation over Bernabéu's retractable roof
Realmadrid TV exposed the anti-Madridists who created a hoax on social media
Lately, it seems there's a major campaign against the new Santiago Bernabéu. It's unclear whether it's due to envy or hatred, but social media are constantly trying to discredit Real Madrid and its stadium.
For this reason, in recent weeks, they made up a rumor that the retractable roof was broken. The Merengue team hasn't opened it in the 2 La Liga matches they've played, causing the stadium to be hot. That led some on social media and in the media to suggest that it was broken.
"Santiago Bernabéu's roof, this could be a metaphor, taking a little breath. After these first 3 matches, international break and then everything that's coming," said Jesús Alcaide on Real Madrid TV after the match. This way, they put an end to any controversy.
Everything is working properly
It's clear that Realmadrid TV's intention is to show that the stadium's roof is working properly. However, whenever possible, they're going to try to play with the roof closed. The aesthetics are more appealing and so is the sound created by the concentrated echo, because it creates a superior atmosphere.
Even so, some will surely keep spreading the opposite, saying that the television hasn't shown images with the entire roof open. Real Madrid are already used to this kind of thing and prefer to ignore it, but they're already tired of the defamation.
The best stadium in the world
All the teams visiting Santiago Bernabéu are amazed by the Madridist stadium. A spectacular project has been completed that has improved the stadium inside and out. It's normal for some more traditional people to prefer the previous design, but in practical terms, what's there now is outstanding.
In the twenty-first century Santiago Bernabéu, many joys will be experienced and many events will also be enjoyed. Concerts will be back very soon, because the club is working on soundproofing the stadium. Little by little, more important advances will be seen, so it's still not 100% finished.
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