Spain dominated the sport internationally for some time around 2010. They beat the team that tries to reproduce the techniques of possession football against him, beat the teams that tried to beat with a long ball physical style, and the last World Cup to beat a team that has made defending and lack them.
The famous "game of possession Tikka Takka" by the Spanish is allied with an unusual and mental strength underestimated. Rather than trying to show strength with screaming, shouting and gesticulating in Spain simply show the ability to produce the quality of play again and again tirelessly throughout the 90 minutes of play It speaks highly not only for the quality of supervision provided, but the discipline and culture, as young players are developed in.
As Brazil is a glamorous and history on their side, is currently in Spain, which is a prototype of how to play the game. Players like Cesc Fabregas and Mikel Arteta, who are the most talented English Premier League, to find themselves unable to break the starting lineup in Spain, now produces a depth of talent.
POINTS
The results do not lie, the direction and supervision of technical capacity in youth soccer in Spain is among the best in the world. Mark David Villa Luz, Xavi and Andres Iniesta show that Spain, unlike other countries really put the value of the skill with the ball in the size, speed and strength. The culture of recovery of possession and have the ability to retain and use the ball is common in all ages, the Spanish team.
Spain also has a community of youth culture of football and harmony. This is not the case in a country like the United States, as we shall see later in the series. In the U.S., a talented footballer is facing pressure from several angles from which he plays his football. A club coach by coach and coach of high school is known for fighting for when a player means a player has to choose. This creates a bad atmosphere and culture of coaches are turning to their programs rather than the true interests of a player. How many times has a coach invite a player to play on another team that he coaches?
The culture in Spain is very different from what Phil Ball described in FourFourTwo magazine. "The Spanish system is quite complete," describes Ball. "They combine flagand school football football club, so the weekend a kids play with the school and one week after they are played in local clubs. Coaching is more specialized in the clubs and the best local club players after being invited to train with the club professional, but the school and club teams are monitored all the time, no one can mesh network. "This means that Spain is really a design to bring the best players all.
Ball explains that the elite players in Spain are not officially allowed to play for professional clubs until the age of 14 years. This means that players stay with their youth teams and local schools, unlike the main resources of the coaches are concentrated in a small percentage of players.
When the elite players go to a professional academy, they will undergo a complete immersion in the game. Practice, rest, food and sleep are followed in an attempt to show how the young players that play at the professional level.
The philosophy of coaching youth football in Spain is described well by Ginés Meléndez, Spain coach 17 teams in the World Cup in 2009;
"We are providing the resources so they can go as far as possible," said the Spanish coach. "The important thing is that the team is playing well and stays true to form, maintain possession long ball and play defense. It is a good team of players playing together and then almost nonstop for two years, they taste great and are good friends. "
WEAKNESSES
Spain has very few weak points now as a football nation. The results of their national team are second to no team in the world and won several age group titles in the tournament.
The only argument that Spain could produce players who are physically inferior athletically. However, its strength comes from that. Players like Iniesta light would probably have been moved to another position as a midfielder in another culture. A nation like England, with high inventories in the game is likely to be physical and athletic pass by Iniesta or floating. Joe Cole is a similar player to Iniesta, can you imagine the England midfielder was played in a 4-4-2?
Even if they lose games, it is difficult to argue that their way of developing players is excellent.
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At the elite world champions Spain a unique advantage and largely unplanned. More than half of their starting lineup in international matches have evolved through the youth academy of FC Barcelona. This is advantageous in a number of levels.
Technical training, tactics and guidance have been responsible for a greater synergy between the team when they play together as a Senior International. Traders are also forged strong ties away from the body and develop together during their maturation.
Barcelona Academy is committed to providing the ultimate learning experience for all players who pass through its doors and is a milestone on the development board of the Spanish youth. Great players pass through its doors currently include Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola Lionel Messi and the last batch of world champions Spain. Gerard Piqué, Xavi, Andres Iniesta and a host of other members of the Spanish squad moved in the same system.
The famous "game of possession Tikka Takka" by the Spanish is allied with an unusual and mental strength underestimated. Rather than trying to show strength with screaming, shouting and gesticulating in Spain simply show the ability to produce the quality of play again and again tirelessly throughout the 90 minutes of play It speaks highly not only for the quality of supervision provided, but the discipline and culture, as young players are developed in.
As Brazil is a glamorous and history on their side, is currently in Spain, which is a prototype of how to play the game. Players like Cesc Fabregas and Mikel Arteta, who are the most talented English Premier League, to find themselves unable to break the starting lineup in Spain, now produces a depth of talent.
POINTS
The results do not lie, the direction and supervision of technical capacity in youth soccer in Spain is among the best in the world. Mark David Villa Luz, Xavi and Andres Iniesta show that Spain, unlike other countries really put the value of the skill with the ball in the size, speed and strength. The culture of recovery of possession and have the ability to retain and use the ball is common in all ages, the Spanish team.
Spain also has a community of youth culture of football and harmony. This is not the case in a country like the United States, as we shall see later in the series. In the U.S., a talented footballer is facing pressure from several angles from which he plays his football. A club coach by coach and coach of high school is known for fighting for when a player means a player has to choose. This creates a bad atmosphere and culture of coaches are turning to their programs rather than the true interests of a player. How many times has a coach invite a player to play on another team that he coaches?
The culture in Spain is very different from what Phil Ball described in FourFourTwo magazine. "The Spanish system is quite complete," describes Ball. "They combine flagand school football football club, so the weekend a kids play with the school and one week after they are played in local clubs. Coaching is more specialized in the clubs and the best local club players after being invited to train with the club professional, but the school and club teams are monitored all the time, no one can mesh network. "This means that Spain is really a design to bring the best players all.
Ball explains that the elite players in Spain are not officially allowed to play for professional clubs until the age of 14 years. This means that players stay with their youth teams and local schools, unlike the main resources of the coaches are concentrated in a small percentage of players.
When the elite players go to a professional academy, they will undergo a complete immersion in the game. Practice, rest, food and sleep are followed in an attempt to show how the young players that play at the professional level.
The philosophy of coaching youth football in Spain is described well by Ginés Meléndez, Spain coach 17 teams in the World Cup in 2009;
"We are providing the resources so they can go as far as possible," said the Spanish coach. "The important thing is that the team is playing well and stays true to form, maintain possession long ball and play defense. It is a good team of players playing together and then almost nonstop for two years, they taste great and are good friends. "
WEAKNESSES
Spain has very few weak points now as a football nation. The results of their national team are second to no team in the world and won several age group titles in the tournament.
The only argument that Spain could produce players who are physically inferior athletically. However, its strength comes from that. Players like Iniesta light would probably have been moved to another position as a midfielder in another culture. A nation like England, with high inventories in the game is likely to be physical and athletic pass by Iniesta or floating. Joe Cole is a similar player to Iniesta, can you imagine the England midfielder was played in a 4-4-2?
Even if they lose games, it is difficult to argue that their way of developing players is excellent.
Top
At the elite world champions Spain a unique advantage and largely unplanned. More than half of their starting lineup in international matches have evolved through the youth academy of FC Barcelona. This is advantageous in a number of levels.
Technical training, tactics and guidance have been responsible for a greater synergy between the team when they play together as a Senior International. Traders are also forged strong ties away from the body and develop together during their maturation.
Barcelona Academy is committed to providing the ultimate learning experience for all players who pass through its doors and is a milestone on the development board of the Spanish youth. Great players pass through its doors currently include Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola Lionel Messi and the last batch of world champions Spain. Gerard Piqué, Xavi, Andres Iniesta and a host of other members of the Spanish squad moved in the same system.
