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- Del Bosque’s distinctive qualities were his calmness in difficult situations and his ability to handle pressure. The Spaniard rarely lost his composure or yelled at his players and had a measured approach based on camaraderie, togetherness and always made sure his team worked as a unit and prioritised on the collective.
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Jul 5, 2019 · While Del Bosque's style and tactics will never be poured over like Arrigo Sacchi, Jose Mourinho or Pep Guardiola, Del Bosque was a master of the most human elements of football.
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Vicente del Bosque González managerial career started in 1987, eventually became head coach of Real MadridCF in 1994, 1996, and 1999-2003. The last spell was his most successful, leading Real Madrid to two UEFA Champions League titles, two La Liga titles, the Supercopa de España, the UEFA Super Cup, and an Intercontinental Cup. Managing the team’s ...
Coming in at the tail end of Spain’s 2008 UEFA European Championship win under Aragonés, Vicente del Bosque was faced with greater challenges, not only having to manage the newly crowned champions but to continue in his predecessor’s footsteps in one of their most successful periods. Like Aragonés, del Bosque eradicated any conflict in the national...
As Spain’s manager, Vicente del Bosque has all the qualities which make him perfect for his significant role: the manager is hailed for his intelligence and diplomacy; he is calm, analytical, realistic; and humble in victory as well as in defeat. Del Bosque demands high standards and disciplinefrom his players, always enticing them to persevere and...
There has existed a philosophy that has assured Spain of its success, especially since 2008. Spain has not remained static; its subtle progress has and continues to transpire. There has been a shift in terms of their technical and strategic approaches over the years, perfecting their flowing game, with ball possession being their most developed are...
As always, the FC Barcelona and Real Madridplayers make up the spine of the national team. How much we can take from both these teams’ performances at the club level, which is thought to be transposed to the national team, is somewhat debatable. Looking at their Champions League campaigns of the 2012/2013 season is only one of the many variables us...
In just under a year, Spain will have to defend their title. The last tournament in which ‘La Roja’ participated was the Confederations Cup in Brazil. After Spain’s loss at the hands of the home side, many thought they were showing symptoms of decline, which is seriously far-fetched. As a trial run in preparing for the 2014 World Cup, it revealed a...
Spain was more than determined than ever to make more history and become the first team to win back-to-back European and World Cup titles. In the interim, the ‘La Roja’ manager has already been experimenting with several new players and youngsters to find the winning formula. Vicente Del Bosque was aware of the threat that the Brazilian team poses ...
Vicente del Bosque was the FIFA World Coach of the Year award in 2012, clinching the prize over Pep Guardiola and Mourinho. The Spaniard said that it was not an individual award but rather for the work of the entire team. It was recently mentioned by former Real Madrid playerand Spain captain, Hierro, that the key to del Bosque’s accomplishments is...
‘La Roja’, as the most dominant power in football, is much more than just a football team – they represent the pride of a nation, the love for this beautiful game, and making a difference in the world around them. An inherited style of play that has become a national treasure, a legacy for future generations to be guided and inspired by, all upheld...
Full Name: Vicente del Bosque González Birthdate: 23/12/1950 Birthplace: Salamanca, Spain Playing Career: 1. Plus Ultra 1967–1968 2. Real Madrid 1968–1984 3. Castellón (loan) 1970–1971 4. Córdoba (loan) 1971–1972 5. Castellón (loan) 1972–1973 Total Appearances:518 games, 45 goals International Playing Career: 1. Senior Spain National Team (10 appea...
Jun 6, 2014 · In 2008 he became Spain’s coach, inheriting from his predecessor, the late Luis Aragones, a team that had just become European champions. Already Barcelona’s players had stamped their style on ...
Vicente del Bosque tells The Coaches' Voice about inheriting a Spain team that had just become European champions, and turning them into World Cup winners.
Jan 15, 2017 · Vicente Del Bosque is a man with one of the most staggering managerial CV’s in world football. Having won the Champions League, the Intercontinental Cup, a World Cup and the European ...
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With Vicente del Bosque as coach, Real Madrid won seven trophies including two Champions League Finals in 2000 and 2002, an achievement that is only comparable to that of the great Madrid sides...
Vicente del Bosque led Spain to World Cup glory in South Africa in 2010. Here, he tells the story of the two years leading up to the tournament.
