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Robbie Dunne

Madrid

Data Visualisation Editor at Stats Perform

Irish lad in Madrid. Front end web development and all sorts of data viz for @optaanalystus. One half of @lapausa_pod.

Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | theanalyst.com | Robbie Dunne

    Xabi Alonso takescharge of RealMadrid for the first time at the 2025 FIFAClub World Cup. His system of structured freedom could set theclub up for another decade of dominance. Xabi Alonso’s playing career was a lesson in elegant timing. He had an uncanny knack for showing up exactly where thefootballing zeitgeist was about to happen. There was Liverpool’s‘Miracle of Istanbul’. Then on to Real Madrid, just in time for theLisbon final that kickstarted a decade-long dominance of theChampionsLeague.

  • 1 month ago | theanalyst.com | RYAN BENSON |David Segar |Jamie Kemp |Robbie Dunne

    With Spain’s topflight officially done and dusted for the campaign, we look back onit by picking our La Liga Team ofthe Season for 2024-25. Barcelonawere the champions in Spain in 2024-25, securing their 28thtop-flight title with two matches to spare. They dethroned theireternal rivals RealMadrid in the process, who ended the season by parting wayswith legendary manager Carlo Ancelotti, with Xabi Alonso takingover ahead of next season.

  • 1 month ago | theanalyst.com | Robbie Dunne

    Manuel Pellegrini hasRealBetis on the brink of European glory with only Chelsea standingin the way. It hasn’t been plain sailing this season for either himor Betis but they have transformed themselves with the help oftactical tinkering and a smart January transferwindow. If you zoom out on Manuel Pellegrini’s tenure at Real Betis, thepicture is deceptively smooth.

  • 1 month ago | theanalyst.com | Robbie Dunne

    Manchester United stand in the way of a historic Europa League final at San Mamés for Athletic Bilbao. What are the key tactical battles in a tie that could define an era at the Basque club? Athletic Club are dreaming big, and who can blame them? A potential Europa League final at their own stadium, the cathedral that is San Mamés. There’s almost a feeling of destiny about how this whole season is playing out. Any other club might even be tempted into complacency.

  • 1 month ago | theanalyst.com | Robbie Dunne

    Manchester United stand in the way of a historic Europa League final at San Mamés for Athletic Bilbao. What are the key tactical battles in a tie that could define an era at the Basque club? Athletic Club are dreaming big, and who can blame them? A potential Europa League final at their own stadium, the cathedral that is San Mamés. There’s almost a feeling of destiny about how this whole season is playing out. Any other club might even be tempted into complacency.

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Robbie Dunne
Robbie Dunne @robbiejdunne
23 Apr 25

RT @lapausa_fc: A true masterpiece from Pedri against Mallorca - 95 minutes of building/probing/recovering on repeat. The first #FCB playe…

Robbie Dunne
Robbie Dunne @robbiejdunne
15 Apr 25

RT @OptaAnalyst: 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐃𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫'𝐬 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐥 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐧 Since Deportivo La Coruña's last La Liga relegation, they've spent longer in the 3rd tier tha…

Robbie Dunne
Robbie Dunne @robbiejdunne
21 Nov 24

RT @OptaAnalyst: Roberto Olabe will leave Real Sociedad at the end of the season and he's been linked to a role at Arsenal as Edu's replace…