The SCARY Truth About Spain Nobody is Noticing

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Published 2024-07-06
Welcome to our comprehensive analysis of the Spanish national team's evolution. From their early days before the tiki-taka era to the golden years of tiki-taka dominance, and now into a new era characterized by direct play with fast wingers and exceptional young talent, Spain's football journey is truly remarkable.

In this video, we cover:

Pre-Tiki Taka Era: Explore the Spanish national team's history before the tiki-taka revolution, including key players and memorable moments.
Tiki Taka Dominance: Relive the golden era of tiki-taka football that brought Spain unprecedented success, including their triumphs in the Euros and World Cup.
New Era of Direct Play: Understand the current evolution of the Spanish national team, focusing on their shift to a more direct style of play with fast wingers and a new generation of talented youngsters.
Key Players and Future Stars: Highlight the standout players from each era and the emerging stars who are shaping the future of Spanish football.
Tactical Analysis: Delve into the tactical changes that have defined each era and how they have impacted the team's performance on the international stage.
Join us as we explore the rich history and exciting future of the Spanish national team. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth football content!


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All Comments (21)
  • Don`t forget Spain has being robbed many times. For example, WC 1934 versus Italy; WC 2002 versus Corea. The final versus France in 1984 was also robbery, with a non existent foul for Platini`s free kick. Spain was better than that great French team. You can watch the game on You Tube.
  • @kuantize
    We cannot underestimate what a legend Luis Aragones was, and how loved by players.
  • @dangarcia8734
    As a Culer I have to say talking about the Golden Generation without mentioning San Iker is criminal.
  • @sld1776
    The 1964 Euros was not a four team tournament. The format was home-and-away elimination. 29 teams participated.
  • @jsoimn6812
    Bro why did you not talk about the wingbacks. They are amazing. Cucurella is basically everywhere on the left side of the pitch and his decision making is almost flawless. Carvajal can also attack, kinda, and his defending can be miraculous. When it looks like the other team is about to score, suddenly Carvajal pulls off some insane shit and he saves the game
  • @MartinZiegert
    My son is Spanish, I am German and I told him yesterday, it's like in Politics, one Empire dooms, another rise. Italy and Germany decline, France and Spain will dominate for decades over several Generations. SO enjoy it, you had enough to suffer, when we had our golden time, as long as we can keep the World Cup in Europe I am fine with it, but there will come new Teams at least the USA, with their growing Latino base, will become an aspirant of the title and well, I'm waiting for Africa, for them the title could be a signal for the whole continent and I really would like that to see in my lifetime. In short, I am not scared, just do it and win titles Spain.
  • @amiros_2001
    Imagine playing against a midfield ran by xavi, iniesta, david silva, Cesc fabrigas and xabi alonso all together ... bruuuh đź’€
  • @sharmaakea.4184
    Absolute pleasure to see Spain back to their best. They are just a joy to watch.
  • @luissolano4905
    You forgot Busquets and Xabi Alonso, two key players in that team
  • @niraj4024
    Should have mentioned euro 2020 semifinals and nations league championship. As a mark of success for spain. They are consistent since last 4-5 years 2013 to 2018 was their rough period.
  • @ompatel3588
    if spanish player gets more exprience they will win fifa world cup in 2026 or 2030
  • @perrymanso6841
    What nobody is noticing is what is being cooked in La MasĂ­a right now, unless injuries come in the way, Spain can be insane in 5-6 years...
  • And the Spanish fans are Madrid fanboys that don’t care about Spain, if their players aren’t on the squad. Kross injured Pedri and all they cared about was how it was kross last game. They literally cheered for a Madrid player that scored on there international team. Bunch of 🤡🤡
  • Iker, Ramos, PUYOL, need more credit. Morata is underrated (currently the 4rd maximum scorer in spain's history), etc.
  • @yoprankster4842
    i get that ur a barca fan but naming Cubarsi over Carvajal, Nacho, cucurella, and Fabian Ruiz is down right disrespectful considering Cubarsi isnt even playing in these Euros
  • @chapero1
    Very good consice analysis of Spanish football history. A good place to start if you are young and want to find out more about it. I remember "La furia" days and they were horrible, very basic. I watched Spain play live twice in the 1978 world cup! From the mid 80's onwards they started to pick up. They had some very good players and teams but not enough to win anything. Then the tiki-taka era was sublime. Now this shift in identity feels like a new dawn, an inteligente move. I think the difference is that now they have belief, and legendary performances like that one against Germany in this euros, will instil more belief into the future generations. A truly remarcable footbal history. But Argentina is better though.🙂