Miguel Delaney
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1,634 appearances
13 recordings
6 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 3d ago
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But I suppose the issue is Spain, not that they're soaring, but they feel like they're constantly going up levels and their run has been smoother than the other side of the draw.
Whereas Argentina, England, whoever gets through, and this isn't to say it will be decisive, but it will be a factor.
They've had so many kind of these emotional epics.
There is a chance that either team could be fried by Sunday.
Yeah, completely.
And there would be an irony, I suppose, if it was to be Spain to win it in a tournament that has been defined by stars.
But that's because they are closest to a club team.
And with the passing debate, like, look, obviously I'm half Spanish.
I've covered, funny enough, the start of my journalism career basically coincided with the rise of Spain, basically, because the first tournament I did was the year 2008.
I covered, obviously, 2010, 2012.
And then there, pretty long decline.
So I've been to, obviously, a lot of Spanish tournament games over that period.
And I've always felt the possession debate has been... It's ebbed and flowed a bit like Spain.
So there was elements of it in 2010 where Spain won so many games, won nil.
That kind of really peaked in 2012 where it was considered boring.
I remember that debate.
The one thing I would always have said about that is that because Spain's football is so defined, the idea is so defined...
And basically it's evolved out of the club culture as well, particularly Barcelona.
No other team can do that.
So the response from other teams, especially around 2010, 2012, and remember this is after Mourinho's Inter beat Barcelona, basically the main response, sit deep.
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