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Spain line up del Bosque

INTERNET, Madrid
0’1 Football
Vicente del Bosque is all ready to take over from Luis Aragones, the most successful national team coach in Spanish history. According to the Spanish media, Spanish federation president Angel Maria Villar was due to announce the appointment of Del Bosque, on a two-year contract, on Tuesday night.
The former Real Madrid boss will then be presented to the media onThursday.
Aragones will be a hard act to follow, after leading his slick young side to triumph at Euro 2008 last month.
The explosive "Wise Man" has left for a lucrative spell at TLtrkish club Fenerbahce, and is already making his new charges sweat through pre-season training in Austria.
Curiously, Aragones, 69, is already being missed in Spain.
The Marca sports daily said on
Monday that Juan Villalonga, new director general ofValencia, is keen to put the "Wise Man" on the burn Ing club bench as soon as possible.
Del Bosque was, apparently, lined up by Villar as a replacement for Aragones at least four months ago. Del Bosque will be Villar’s seventh national coach in his 20-ycar reign as federation president.
There is near-unanimity in Spain that Del Bosque is the right choice, although there is a certain reluctance in Catalonia to embrace him because of his Real Madrid past.
Del Bosque is as dissimilar to Aragones as two coaches could possiblybe.
The "Wise Man" was provocative, aggressive and hyper-active, always on the brink of a confrontation with a star player - or with a club president.
Del Bosque, in contrast, is phlegmatic, calm and philosophical, never seeking the limelight, always preferring to fade into the shadows at the first possible opportunity.
His top-level record is excellent.
He guided Real Madrid to Champions League triumphs in 2000 and 2002, working hard to integrate "Galactico" stars like Luis Figo and Zinedine Zidane into a strong collective framework.
He was controversially pushed aside by Real in 2003 - and the whites then went a record four years without winning a thing.
Del Bosque will take with him into the national job his eternal Sancho Panza, Toni Grande, as well as Jose Minano and Paco Jimenez.
According to the AS daily on Tuesday, he will be careful "not to break up the human block and the tactical system" which triumphed at Euro 2008, and will not bring back Real Madrid captain Raul Gonzalez.
Raul, 31, was controversially overlooked by Aragones after 2006, despite a massive Madrid media campaign to have him brought back.
Del Bosque s first task will be to classify "La Seleccion" for the 2010 World Cup finals, in a group also containing Turkey, Belgium, Bosnia, Estonia and Armenia.