Iniesta's in the middle.

Torres is trying to find him.

It's broken for fabric gas.

Now it's in the yester.

This is it.

That's the goal.

Spain, Rachshari, one for Walter. I'm sorry, what a local! Hello, big interview listeners. As we get a new season of interviews ready for you,

this is World Cup 2010 Rivista, our journey through Spain's win in South Africa 10 years ago.

Graham Hunter was there with them and every match day he'll be here to tell you how they did it.

This one goes out on the day of their round of 16 game against

Portugal, it's our first knockout round game. Graham, things I guess were starting

to change the atmosphere around the camp was starting to change, albeit their last two group games were effectively

knockouts, but how were things shifting around the Spanish team?

Everybody's fit, there's another massive influx of parents, grandparents, friends,

brother, sisters, girlfriends, kids. That changes the tone obviously. There's just it's not normal. That's not as...

That's not normal, isn't it?

No, I think definitely not.

I think that, I mean, I don't want to be lazy, but the comparison we've often reached for is the England squad sitting

miserably partly because in the big interview we've had England and nationals

talking about it and explaining it to us and Svenyur and Errikson commenting on the regime that the Capello set up.

But I think that we know that beyond the fact that the England players probably didn't know how good they had it and should have been

behaving a little bit like Spain repeatedly did across the three tournament wins.

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