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By the way, bringing on Torres when you desperately need to score a couple of goals is like the fire brigade attempting to extinguish a burning house with a water pistol.
In which a Portugese, a Welshman and a Brazilian scored 3 of Real's goals? ;-)
But considering that basically the same ten players play behind him in the same way, is it that much of a change? Spain have used a new striker, but have they in reality used him any differently?
A minor change could at least have been to go from a double pivote to a 4-3-3 like they mostly did in qualifying... There are a lot more young talent knocking on the door too...
Just remember we are still Champions...
See you in Euro'16 :-h
(By the way, when any other team would win two Euros and one World Cup in a row, remember Spain...)
;-)
They will say the team is too old and full of players who don't have any more strength of will. But IMO the lowest of this team was their newest member... It might be difficult to be the "most hated player" of Brazil.
No Ronaldo vs. the US. This could be glorious.
That was their winning formula in 2012 yes, in 2010 though they consistently used Villa, or in some cases Torres, up front. IMO Spain's biggest problem this year, apart from their absolutely horrible defence obviously, was lack of fluidity in midfield. The double pivote has to take some of the blaim for that I think. Spain has actually evolved quite a bit through the years, but in this World Cup they basically went back to the same eleven and formula from 2010. Only difference was that the striker and right back from the last campaign were no longer of the same level, so they had to find replacements...
After the Chili game Spain & Australia were out, Cameroon were the third after they met Croatia some time later.
Spain disappointing me a lot and I had hoped that the game against Orange had been just a fluke, last night they were playing better but still shockingly poor. If Chili would have had opportunistic player like Robben & van Persie they would have been punished more brutally than 2-0.
And Cameroon, what a bunch of clowns, there is a team that was just a poule filler and there must have been more talented teams to do what they did last night, a disgrace.
I guess Spain found Chile to be too spicy (rimshot)
(Ducks)
=)) That is genius Willy!!! :))
Thanks. I'd love to take credit for coming up with that. Found it on Facebook last night. Suffice to say, it received rather a lot of likes. ;-)
@Suivez_ce_parachute confidence is a major issue for England players at international level.
50mins England reverted to default! look like they have given up already.
Had no expectations, and Sturridges form deserted him. By woy!
They show moments of greatness, but lack the desire to actually win. As if they're waiting for it to happen.
I'll never give them up. But wish they would try harder. As Willy said, everyone else moves on.
COME ON ENGLAND!
@ Sammm04 totally agree, until that happens national team Will suffer.
P.S. English mentality needs to change, need to be more ruthless and efficient. Some of the interviews i have seen crikey! Media has alot to answer for as also journalists complaining about things there over saturation causes. Tournament like this and echoing what someone else said, this is a world cup. Should be siege mentality, win at all costs none of the floral rubbish that seems to go along with the England team.