Villa of Spain: Soccer-Dreamer

A Story by Abishai100

David Villa is the surprising lead-captain of the Spanish national soccer team who cools everyone down in the 2010 World Cup and offers us dreamers.

A soccer fanfare to the 2010 World Cup, which I watched, and the Spanish captain-star David Villa, who brought Spain its unlikely but deserved first title. Enjoy,

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Spain is such a historically rich city, and it's where he learned of the Conquistadors and Christopher Columbus entreating the Queen of Spain for his historic journey to the New World. It's the place of great architecture and street flair and dress and dance and food. It's also the home of the 2010 World Cup champion Spanish national soccer team, led by the ultimate captain David Villa who went on to play handsomely for the Spanish La Liga team Valencia. Yes sir, Spain has it all.

In 2010, the ultimate Spanish national soccer team captain David Villa led his side through every leg of the fabled World Cup soccer tourney and helped his team achieve inconceivable 1-0 wins over virtually every team. That's right --- every game by Spain that World Cup was won by that simple, tight, and close and nail-biting score of 1-0. Every one. That's all thanks to the captain David Villa and his uncanny ability to marshal cool confidence and weaving control in offense to help the Spanish make and keep their continuous 1-0 lead victories through that entire World Cup.

Villa enjoys family-life too and is not just invested in media/sports. He boasts a lovely wife and children and they aren't camera-shy! This is a great sports spokesman for the modern world...and for Spain itself!

When Spain entered that 2010 World Cup, everyone thought their amazingly gifted squad would simply dominate, given their trio of superstars, Fernando Torres, David Silva, and captain David Villa. The team would play without their retiring/aging world soccer superstar Raul, but Villa promised to marshal Spain in the World Cup to media glory.

Villa then managed to help Spain not only take down titans but also rivals and this confidence helped the Spanish overcome the heavyweight nations Portugal and the Netherlands in a World Cup soccer tourney marked by true patience.

By the time Spain reached the Final of the 2010 World Cup, to face the Netherlands, they're slated to either win or lose, given their inconceivable continuous 1-0 lead victories over virtually every opponent in the tourney. While Torres and Silva shockingly struggled and slumped, captain David Villa nevertheless continued to marshal inconceivable forms of calmness and confidence, helping Spain grab its first-ever World Cup title!

VILLA: I started out playing football in the streets, playing barefoot like all the boys there - we didn't have the money for football boots.

SPORTS-WRITER: Spain was the 2010 favorite, but slumped, but then shined with Villa, and grabbed their first-ever trophy.

If you want to visit Spain and enjoy the rich culture and history, you might consider why its sports history, now crowned with the 2010 Villa-led World Cup title, enriches its street flair and social festivity! There's great food and events and dancing and outrageous fashions. Yes sir, Spain is simply delicious.

Soccer isn't just a sport in Europe --- it's a lifestyle. Villa isn't just a celebrity in Euro-soccer --- he's a legend. This is a fan diorama of a Spanish upstart captain who brought home an unlikely trophy home to an albeit favored team in 2010, reminding us soccer/sports fans around the world that it's the captain who makes the dream. This is simply a dragon story.