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الجمعة، 30 ديسمبر 2016

Del Bosque rounds on Zidane critics



The former Ballon d"Or winner has seen his team come under the microscope despite a fantastic winning record, but he has won the praise of a Merengue favourite
Vicente del Bosque has sympathised with Zinedine Zidane over perceptions that he is a lucky coach and praised the Real Madrid boss&#03..

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From Messi to Del Bosque: FIFA.com’s best interviews of 2016



© Getty Images “I enjoy talking about football, about what players do on the pitch… If I think something, whether it’ll go down well or badly, I’ll always say it. I’m a free man and free to give my opinion too.”
So said Dani Alves to FIFA.com in January 2016, and plenty of those reading the Brazilian’s words would have been nodding their heads in agreement. With top-level footballers ever more wary of adverse headlines, it is always refreshing for supporters when someone from the beautiful game strays from the well-trod territory of clichés and banalities.
FIFA.com has been fortunate in that respect over 2016, with many major figures having proved ready and willing to share candid and often illuminating views and insights. Arguably the most famous footballer of all, Lionel Messi, helped establish that trend at the start of the year when he told us of his as-yet unrealised ambition to play for a club side in Argentina.
“It was always my dream when I was a boy,” he explained, “though..

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الجمعة، 16 ديسمبر 2016

Ronaldo is Real Madrid"s best ever player, says Del Bosque



The Portugal star won the Ballon d"Or for the fourth time and the former player and coach insists he is better than the club"s many other icons
Vicente del Bosque says Cristiano Ronaldo is the best player Real Madrid have ever had in the wake of the attacker"s fourth Ballon d"Or..

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الاثنين، 28 نوفمبر 2016

Del Bosque: Simeone is The Best



fifa.noJSVideoMessage “I didn’t think I’d have to vote this season, but it looks like I’m going to have to start giving it some thought,” said Vicente del Bosque with a wry smile, reflecting on a task he is more than familiar with. During his time as Spain coach, in which he steered La Roja to glory at the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ and UEFA EURO 2012, Del Bosque cast his vote for the FIFA Awards on many occasions and was even named FIFA World Coach of the Year for Men’s Football in 2012.
Having this year passed on the Roja baton to Julen Lopetegui and announced his retirement from coaching, Del Bosque had not been planning to offer his views for The Best FIFA Football Awards™. Even so, he did not hesitate to answer FIFA.com’s call to speak about his favourites for the awards, his relationship with some of the nominees and the growth in popularity of the women’s game, which is very much to the fore in this year’s awards.
FIFA.com: What things have you looked at when voting ove..

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