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Interview: Ex-Cádiz player and globe-trotting Spaniard Carlos Martínez
A broken youth system, a pressuring agent and Spain’s dire finances – Sarthak Kumar finds out more about the fascinating story of Carlos Martínez.
Tag: Vicente del Bosque
Spain – Everything that has a beginning, has an end
It was only a brief smile, a smirk even. It passed across Vicente Del Bosque’s rumpled features as Chile scored the second goal of their stunningly straightforward 2-0 win against his Spanish team, a fleeting glimpse of the emotions raging beneath the coach’s normally stoic visage. In that moment, his thoughts — or at least some of […]
What we’ve learned and what to look for after the opening Confederations Cup matches
Alex Richards on the first lot of Confederations Cup games.
Little danger of second season syndrome for Michu
Ciaran Kelly believes that Michu has enough in his locker to be a continued success in England.
Turning to Falcao: Chelsea’s striking dilemna
Ciaran Kelly examines the striker situation at Stamford Bridge.
Euro 2012: Why has the world fallen out of love with Spain?
James Hunt wonders why Spain are no longer everyone’s favourite cup of tea.
Euro 2012: Team of the Tournament…so far: Matchday 2
Dave Wood picks out the leading performers after two rounds of matches.
Euro 2012: Team of the Tournament…so far: Opening Fixtures
Dave Wood picks out the top performers from the opening round of matches.
Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima: A Tribute to O Fenômeno
Ciaran Kelly looks at the career of one of the all time great strikers.
The most illustrious, the marquis of Del Bosque
Khaya Moyo looks at Spanish boss Vicente del Bosque and the success he has enjoyed with both club and country.