Sergio Ramos Speaks On Real Madrid loss to Real Betis – Why We Have To Calm Down

Real Madrid captain, Sergio Ramos says the team should calm down and not panic after the La Liga champions were stunned by Real Betis on Wednesday night. The defender was in no mood to panic despite his side falling 1-0 to Betis and going seven points adrift of rival and table leaders, Barcelona. Ramos said, “It wasn’t one of our best days, particularly in front of goal. We didn’t play great football but we did create a lot of chances. “We had opportunities to score from the early stages. It’s tough to get the first goal in these games and sometimes it just won’t come. “The team did everything it could, we created chances, many of them pretty clear-cut in which we could easily have scored. “We’ve got to move on and turn our attentions to the next game. We’ve turned around some big points deficits in La Liga in the past.‎” Ramos added, “We have to stay calm because there are a lot of games still to come and points up for grabs. I’m going home with a clear conscience, knowing I gave it all I had, even if the result didn’t go for us. “When we don’t win, we have to draw conclusions and assess our mistakes. Things can always be improved. We have to keep calm and stick together, that’s the key to success.” Madrid will have the chance to return back to winning ways as the team will travel away from Bernabeu to Deportivo Alaves on Saturday

Iyanya – Artistes From Street Has Taken Over Reality Show Talent

Iyanya won Project Fame in 2008 but is one of the few to find mainstream success. Lil Kesh, Small Doctor, Patoranking. Those are names that are currently popping in the Nigerian music scene. Those artistes will eagerly telling you that their success is due to self-belief, grind and more grind. Compare those to names like Jeffery Akor, Geoffery and Olawale– all past winners of the reality show Project Fame and it is immediately clear that winning a reality show does not guarantee any success. One of the past winners of Project Fame- the very first season, Iyanya thinks those ‘street’ artistes are doing more for themselves than many of his successors have done. While speaking to Sources, the Ex triple MG and now Mavin artiste expressed his disappointment how things have turned out for many past winners. ‘Honestly, I feel like some guys on the street are doing their thing better than reality show winners. I am actually not hearing from most reality show winners after winning the event; instead, people are moving into movies after winning. Once they win, the next thing is to see them on one soap opera.’ Iyanya faults the attitudes of some winners who he says does not have any concrete plan once they are out of the Project Fame Academy. He feels majority of them cannot stay on the grind to make a success out of their career- like artistes from the streets do. ‘Even me, after I won project fame, it took me two years before finally getting it right. Not like I didn’t drop songs during those period but nobody knew me’. Most of them don’t get the breakthrough because thats not what they want to be. Only the guys who knows what they wanted becomes big later’, Iyanya says. On the contrary, other less fortunate musicians who have harder routes find a way to hustle and make their music work. Finally Iyanya says he doesn’t pay attention to the reality talent hunts these days. ‘I wont lie to you, I am not interested in most of the present shows anymore. I don’t even know what most of them are doing anymore’. Iyanya’s alma mater is in its tenth season and fans are hoping fresh talents that come out from it can be as successful as Iyanya turned out to be.

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