An empire that [music] changed the course of history. An empire that every boy still dreams about. An empire that was so dominant that he did [music] not suppress other nations but annihilated them.
Prime Spain filled with beautiful women and amazing food. Spain had dominated the world football from 2008 to 2012. So the question naturally arises, could even the Roman Empire defeat prime Spain?
You know what? Just to show you how stacked prime Spain was, let's go band for band. Who was there in the Roman Empire?
Julius Caesar, Pompe the [music] Great, Augustus, Nero, Marcus Orales, Constantine the Great, and so and so. But who did prime Spain have? [gasps] >> [sighs and gasps] >> Mad Trump Spider-Man.
[gasps] Yeah, the Roman Empire and stopping that. The Roman had constant quiddle among themselves, backstabbing, betrayal, conspiracies, public humiliation. But Spain, nah, despite the intense rivalries between Barcelona and Real Madrid, under the Spanish badge, [music] they fought as once.
Even if they fought against one another, under the batch, they were brothers. Bu and Cas might even have been too close, but I won't say anything. So even the power of friendship supports Spain.
But as I always say, conquest isn't just in his power to win, but also how influential they were. Spain changed football with it roots in Lamasia, Spain's sticky tuck and possession based football changed how we see the modern game. Its control in the midfield with the good ball playing defenders and clinical forwards was too ruthless for teams to compete against.
Although the Roman Empire concrete milestones system, multi-story building the republic which is more important drainage system or tikitaka football. So although everybody still thinks about the Roman Empire, it is a prime Spain that we [music] want to see again.
