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#2 More to football than the physical aspect
The Spanish clubs have always been technically steps ahead of that of Premier League’s, and that is mostly due to the kind of football they have adapted to. Pre-match training for Spanish clubs focuses more on their passing and team chemistry, enabling players to be technically more sound and versatile in comparison to the ones in England. Sure, it could be hard to play in a cold rainy night at Stoke, but is that the kind of football you would want to see your team play?
English football is more about the physical aspect of the game where teams with high tempos and physically strong players tend to triumph. Matches are more about clearing long balls and winning the ball back instead of covering more ground or making those pin-point short passes. If that is the kind of football you prefer, La Liga is definitely not the league for you.
