Spain’s World Cup history is full of great stories. podcasts I played the World Cup Honors all players who were part of the Spanish team In the most important event in the football competition.
With the 82nd World Cup in Spain as a starting point, We review Spain’s development in the World Cup Finals Through the memories of the players who were part of the choice. Players who, far from the first media spotlight, worked hard for the Spanish team to achieve its goal of becoming world champions in 2010. After eight seasons, former coach Vicente del Bosque will put the final touch on a special one.
Chapter 1: Manuel Jimenez (Spain 82)
The 82nd World Cup in Spain was a milestone in our country. With the newly inaugurated democracy, our country opened up to the world through a tournament that filled Spanish fans with hope. But the sports result of the selection was not expected. We remember the World Cup with Manuel Jimenez, the center back for the best sporting club in history.
Chapter 2: Eloy Olaya (Mexico 86)
Mexico 1986 was one of the best World Cup tournaments in history. The whole planet remembers the wonderful exhibition of Maradona and in Spain no one forgets the concert of Emilio Butragueño in Queretaro. At his side was the young Supreme Eloi. And with him we remember the historic World Cup.
Chapter 3: Alberto Goriz (Italy 90)
Football looked to Italy in 1990, which hosted the German-occupied World Cup, and in which Spain, with Quinta del Buitre at its best, suffered a painful elimination in the round of 16. Alberto Gorez, the history of Real Sociedad, was part of that Spain, an indelible memory that cemented his brilliant football career.
Chapter 4: Felipe Minembres (US 94)
In the United States, we suffered one of the most tragic eliminations in Spanish football. No one will forget that goal by Roberto Baggio or Tassotti’s elbow to Luis Enrique. There was Felipe of Minampres, the saint and sign of the best Tenerife ever. We review the World Cup through his memories.
