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Fran García

Fran García

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Sep 14, 2026

DejiHOST
34:52
Then we've got Elche next.
DejiHOST
34:54
Any thoughts on Elche? The last time we went to Elche, we had Fran Garcia at wing back or whatever it was.
DamiHOST
35:02
as a winger.
DejiHOST
35:04
That was a winger, not wingback.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
39:04
Bellerín.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
39:05
Like Betis, we had Real Betis the year 2026 with the, their wing backs, Fran García and Héctor Bellerín.
Matt WiltseHOST
39:15
Yeah.
Matt WiltseHOST
39:15
[laughs] We should have destroyed their wing backs.
Joe DevineHOST
38:34
Madrid's lightning-fast move was the clearest sign of just how serious they were in the transfer window.
Joe DevineHOST
38:40
By beating Barcelona and Atletico Madrid to the punch, they reached an agreement worth €55m plus €5m in add-ons for the 28-year-old, despite already having three left-backs on their books in Alvaro Carreras, Ferlan Mendy and Fran Garcia, who would eventually leave for Real Betis in a switch worth €4 million, with Madrid retaining a 50% sell-on clause.
Joe DevineHOST
39:02
Yes, John?
John McKenziePANELIST
39:03
It's nice to see that you've incorporated the correct pronunciation of Alvaro.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
7:25
Vinny had a terrible game again.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
7:27
And then Fran Garcia on the left, who obviously we are familiar with.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
7:33
Dumfries, I don't think, was able to punish Fran Garcia.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
7:37
I don't think Dumfries had a good game either, apart from making overloads and creating space.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
7:41
But like on the ball, he was clumsy.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
7:44
And then, of course, Artur Guler is playing more narrow, and he's not really going at Fran Garcia.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
7:49
So Betis also did a really good job of making sure Bellerin and Fran Garcia don't get isolated 1v1, and they sent a lot of help defense on both flanks, and they plugged the flanks.
Kiyan SobhaniHOST
8:01
But where we messed up, again, to go back to it, this is going to be the theme of the podcast.
Siddharth RamsundarHOST
20:23
So something to keep in mind.
Siddharth RamsundarHOST
20:25
Why didn't we exploit Fran Garcia's weakness? I actually think that's what we tried.
Siddharth RamsundarHOST
20:29
So that's what I was saying at the start of the game.
Siddharth RamsundarHOST
20:31
Guler to Dumfries was basically trying to stop Ferran Garcia, and I think Betis realized, and they sat off pretty hard, the right flank.

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Siddharth RamsundarHOST
44:35
I thought he's like 37.
Siddharth RamsundarHOST
44:36
I was going to tweet during the game, Hector Bellerin, like, wow, different generations.
Siddharth RamsundarHOST
44:40
Fran Garcia, it's like cross-generation fullbacks.
Siddharth RamsundarHOST
44:42
But I'm like, no, he's only 31.
Mark WalenskyHOST
48:52
I'm looking forward to seeing the lad play.
Mark WalenskyHOST
48:55
They also signed Facundo Bernal for Fluminense for 10.59. Old friend, Fran Garcia.
Mark WalenskyHOST
49:00
For a frankly criminal, $4 million.
Mark WalenskyHOST
49:03
Whoa.
ReynosoHOST
7:57
I think he won't be available for this match, though.
ReynosoHOST
8:00
Fran Garcia, they acquired him, too.
ReynosoHOST
8:02
And I am curious, just as the Mexican fan angle, Fidalgo's on this team, bro.
ReynosoHOST
8:07
But is he going to get the chance to even get minutes against this Real Madrid side? Not against
Gavin CooneyGUEST
3:43
You know, he doesn't have searing pace, but he's really become very, very athletic.
Gavin CooneyGUEST
3:47
Uh, and then he had the intelligence to, when the ball went out wide on the left to Fran García, he had the intelligence to keep on running, break past the defensive line, distract the defender for long enough to create space for Fran García to, uh, square it to Pablo García, whose finish was brilliant.
Gavin CooneyGUEST
4:04
I mean, it was a phenomenal volley.
Gavin CooneyGUEST
4:05
Um, but it was good.
Gavin CooneyGUEST
4:37
He doesn't have searing pace, but he's really become very, very athletic.
Gavin CooneyGUEST
4:40
And then he had the intelligence to, when the ball went out wide on the left of Fran Garcia, he had the intelligence to keep on running, break past the defensive line.
Gavin CooneyGUEST
4:49
distract the defender for long enough to create space for Fran Garcia to square it to Pablo Garcia whose finish was brilliant I mean it was a phenomenal volley but it was good it was a good moment for Parrot he showed more in that moment than our panel Cucho Hernandez showed in 70 minutes And it is funny
Eoin McDevittHOST
5:04
because I fall into this trap as well of assuming Premier League clubs didn't go in hard for him because he doesn't fit the identikit striker type these days he's not an absolute flyer he's not amazingly strong it's mostly in the head and in the quick feet and that sort of stuff
speaker_10UNKNOWN
5:19
Plushie.
Harry GilliesGUEST
22:03
Um, other than that, there weren't too many chances.
Harry GilliesGUEST
22:06
Um, it was interesting to see Fran García, who, he was in, uh, for, for Betis for his debut.
Harry GilliesGUEST
22:12
And then the goal just after our lovely scooped, um, pass from Cristian Tello.
Harry GilliesGUEST
22:18
I thought he was excellent throughout the game.

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