The UEFA Champions League winning coach took out time to once again defend his tactics despite winning the European Championship moments ago.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Vicente-c36001 Del Bosque overcame adversity in the sporting circles as he led Spain to back to back European titles, with a FIFA World Cup title sandwiched in between.
With the jubilations of their European triumph yet to cool off, the former Real Madrid manager was quizzed about his tactics during the course of the Poland and Ukraine hosted event.
It was the ‘false 9’ strategy of the Madridista was in question again as Del Bosque fielded Cesc Fabregas in his starting eleven while ignoring the likes of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Fernando-Llorente-c13671 and Fernando Torres.
Replying to queries about his tactics, Del Bosque claimed that he went with what he thought was best in the situation and deflected the enquiries by dedicating the triumph to Spaniards worldwide, especially his family.
Continuing with the analysis of the Kiev hosted final, Del Bosque claimed that http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Spain-c3011 went out to play their natural game and profited from their faith to their footballing principles.
“I did what I thought was best, and nothing else. I dedicate it [the win] to Spanish football and my family, especially. This is for everyone.”
"We just played our own game, and there were no external influences. We were faithful to what we've down in the past few years."
La Roja were dealt with a blow to their chances of successfully defending their European title even before a ball was kicked in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/David-Villa-c10629 were ruled out after failing to prove their fitness.
The duo were in the stadium as http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Italy-c2926 in Kiev, and were pushed by Del Bosque to go out and celebrate on the pitch with their fellows.
"I've seen Puyol and Villa and told them to go out and celebrate, they are part of this. They have been very important.”
"This match was great, [my players] controlled the game. After we scored the first goal, the Italians were more dangerous, but we reacted well.”
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