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Del Bosque needing time to transform the Spanish team...


Following Spain's loss on Tuesday, Del Bosque seems to be facing a tough time. Del Bosque who is considered a great coach who other coaches look up to is currently being looked down on.

Del Bosque who faced a similar situation as a player has expressed that everyone experiences both up times and down times, even the ones who we think are infallible. During his time as a player, Del Bosque told a Spanish paper El Pais: "Passion for a player comes and goes with the Spanish public.""Today they are on your back, tomorrow they will glorify you again."
He is also trying to make the Spanish fans understand that a new Spanish team formula must be created seeing the influx of new players who are young, inexperienced, and differently skilled.

Should Del Bosque be given some more time or is he getting too old?

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