Is the Netherlands strong this time? What is the economic strength of the Netherlands?

The Dutch midfield is very strong, but it has the same fatal weakness as Spain: it is not psychologically mature enough, and it is not very good at playing against the wind, but it still likes the offensive style of play of the Netherlands, which is very enjoyable!

This time, the strength is okay, but it is good to enter the top 8, and there is basically little hope of entering the top 4.

Netherlands squad (4231).

Worm. Van der Wiel, Heitinga, Mathiesen, Van Bronckhorst.

Van Bommel and Frenkie de Jong.

Kuyt (Babel), Sneijder (Elia), Robben (Afelai, Van der Vaart), Van Persie. Take a look at the plastic surgery in the Netherlands, there is Peter Pan Robben on the left, Kuyt on the right, the conductor Sneijder in the middle, Van Persie, the leading striker of Arsenal in front, Van Bommel in the back, and then look at Robben's substitute Afelai, who has a brilliant appearance, and Van der Vaart, although there is a slight deficiency in the backline, it can also be made up for by the luxurious offensive lineup.

Overall, finishing in the top 4 shouldn't be a problem.

Flying Dutch team, the traditional impression left by our fans in the history of the Dutch team is that the side breakthrough is sharp, the cross is accurate, the footwork is delicate, and the passing is very imaginative, and now in addition to Robben and the first second half of the Hamburg teenager Elia, who else has such ability, when Dutch football is no longer gorgeous, maybe it can only go to mediocrity, this tournament has started so far, compared with previous years, there is too much less excitement and intensity, I hope that the future games can gradually get better!

It's definitely not as strong as the European Cup, so let's look at Spain and Argentina this time.

The Netherlands weren't playing consistently, but they weren't bad.

After watching a game, although it was difficult to win, it was not very shocking, and Soyi I think it is generally not a strong team.

With Robben, it is easy to say that Robben is not in the Netherlands, and it is difficult to compare with the real strong team.

As a traditional "gateway to Europe", the Netherlands has a strong economy and a long history. The Netherlands formed a customs union with Belgium and Luxembourg in 1948, the European Coal and Steel Community Treaty with Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Italy and the Federal Republic of Germany in 1951, and the Treaty on the European Communities and the Euratom Treaty with these five countries in 1957. In 1948, it signed the General Agreement on Tariffs and Tariffs (GATT) with 22 other countries.

The Netherlands is also a founding member of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

According to the 2007 World GDP ranking released by the World Bank, the Netherlands is the 15th largest economy in the world today, with a total GDP of 756 billion US dollars; The per capita GDP that year was $45,880, ranking 10th in the world.

In recent years, the Netherlands has been ranked in the top 10 in the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Report in Davos. The Netherlands pursues a liberal ** policy and is an export-oriented economy. Thanks to its strategic location, good infrastructure and the innovative spirit of the Dutch people, the Dutch economy continues to grow.

In the 90s of the last century, the Netherlands experienced a long period of high growth, and from 2000 to 2005, the Netherlands experienced a process of economic decline and recovery.

In 2007, fixed investment accounted for a share of GDP, consumer spending and foreign trade surplus. In that year, the contribution rate of the primary industry to GDP growth was that of the secondary industry and the tertiary industry.

According to the statistics of the Dutch central bank, by the end of 2007, the total value of the Dutch national reserve funds was 36 billion euros, in the form of euros, dollars and ** reserves, of which ** reserves were worth 11.4 billion euros.