El horario de ‘La Revuelta’ volvió a verse afectado el pasado miércoles, 2 de abril, por la segunda semifinal de la Copa del Rey, disputada entre Atlético de Madrid y Barcelona. Tras el triunfo de los culés, el espacio de David Broncano pudo comenzar su emisión y, en ella, el jienense hizo referencia a la capacidad del Real Madrid para, de la forma que sea, salir ganando en cualquier situación.
El programa, que se deja grabado horas antes de que realmente se vea en las pantallas, dejó uno de los momentos más divertidos y que, sin lugar a dudas, sirvió para que todos los madridistas pudieran sonreír y aplaudieran a Broncano.
Broncano contenta a los madridistas con su reflexión sobre el Madrid y Vinícius Jr.
“Hoy hay fútbol también”, expresó con cierta desesperación el conductor del programa, atlético declarado. Y añadió: “Hoy aunque juega el Atleti-Barça, ganará también el Madrid de alguna manera”. Una reflexión muy apoyada por los presentes en el público, con evidentes madridistas entre ellos.
Ricardo Castella y Grison.
“Ayer, hasta la una de la mañana para que acabase el partido y empezase el programa y digo: ‘Bueno, ganará la Real’. En el último minuto, otra vez, 4-4. Nos volvieron a quitar la ilusión”, se quejó David Broncano en el programa de La 1 mientras se llevaba las manos a la cara al recordar el momento.
No se quedó ahí el asunto, sino que el presentador de ‘La Revuelta’ analizó el desempeño del Madrid y su capacidad para salir airoso de cualquier situación peliaguda. Y lo enfocó en un jugador: Vinícius Jr. “Jugando mal es bueno también. El día que juega mal es bueno”, expresó. Ricardo Castella, mientras, lanzó un último ‘dardo’: “Han ganado cosas de tenis y no juegan ellos”. “Les han dado el título de voleibol de este año…”, bromeó Broncano antes de pasar a otros asuntos.
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