Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has called for more constructive criticism and less negativity as the European champions prepare to take on Netherlands in a friendly in Amsterdam on Tuesday.
Spain's 5-1 drubbing at the hands of the Dutch at last year's World Cup finals marked the end of La Roja's glittering six-year run when they won back-to-back continental titles with a debut World Cup in between, beating Netherlands 1-0 in the final in Johannesburg.
Since then, Spain have stuttered in qualifying for Euro 2016, dropping three points behind Group C leaders Slovakia after a 2-1 defeat away to the eastern Europeans in October, and have come in for some sharp criticism in the normally adoring Spanish media.
However, Del Bosque insisted Spain are on track to secure their place at next year's tournament in France and indicated he was ready to change things around if needed.
"Before the criticism was always favourable and now there is a lot of emphasis on the negative," he told a news conference previewing the game at the Amsterdam Arena.
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