After the SPAIN was “surprisingly” defeated 0 – 1 in their opening Group H match by Switzerland the “pandora box” of passionate Football observers was opened which released various “opinions” of the why & how to solve things. Ex-Spanish National Team Coach Luis Aragones was one of the first "ghosts" from the past to voice his opinion, the Spanish media was unleashed to give their ideas & the millions that make up the population had their opportunity to pour their hearts out with their passion & multiple solutions to the perceived Spain World Cup Team difficulties.
Does Spain really need to touch the ball so much? Is ´nt it better a more direct Football? Why does Xabi Alonso & Busquets play together? Where is Cesc Fabregras? Spain needs Jesus Navas? ... dozens of questions with one that also stands out: does Spain play better with two forwards? When will Fernando Torres be put in from the start up-front with David Villa.
FERNANDO TORRES has spoken & the current Liverpool FC striker said:
"Estoy listo…” (I´m ready)!
Great news, especially for Spanish World Cup Team Coach Vicent Del Bosque who has another option to think about before the “FINAL” & the second must win match of Group H against Honduras.In fact, speculation is ripe within the Spanish media with their self proclaimed prognostics of what will be – better said should be – the SPANISH FOOTBALL TEAM STARTING 11 LINE UP against Honduras. Everyone is betting that Coach Del Bosque will make two changes:
1. Leave out defensive midfielder Busquets for this particular game & put in FERNANDO TORRES
2. Save midfielder Andres Iniesta for the vital Chile match & put into the starting line-up JESUS NAVAS or CESC FABREGAS
Coach Vicente Del Bosque is keeping his cards hidden with either Navas or Fabregas, but it all looks clear that Fernando Torres will be given his chance to perform on the World Cup 2010 stage & allow him to help give Spain the goals, speed & firepower upfront to secure the needed win or die victory against Honduras.
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