LUIS ARAGONÉS

NACHO Y ALEX

BIOGRAPHY He was born on 28th june, 1938.He lived in

Hortaleza Madrid, Spain. He died on 1st February, 2014 (at the age of

75, in Madrid)He was a football player and a Spanish

football team coach .

PLAYING CAREERAragonés began his playing career with CD

Getafe in 1957 and that was also where he picked up his nickname "the elf“

In 1958, he signed for Real Madrid but never made it into the senior team.

In 1964, Aragonés signed by Atlético Madrid where he acquired the nickname "Zapatones", meaning "big boots“.

COACH CAREER, SPANISH CLUBSAragonés was a football coach in different

teams:Atletico de MadridReal BetisSevillaValencia

COACH CAREER, INTERNATIONAL TEAM

On taking over the national team, Aragonés made changes in the team, he also employed Tiki-taka, a system of short passing .

Aragonés then presided over Spain's victorious campaign at Euro 2008, beating Germany 1–0 in the final with a goal of Fernando Torres.

TYPICAL SENTENCES OF LUISAnd win and win and win and win again and

win and win and win, and that is football, gentlemen. “

You are an exceptional group. If I do not get to the end with this group is that I'm a shit, it is that I have organized a crap team. “

What counts is that you are better and I'm fed up with losing these, in this field.