Sphaero
Struggling to explain his genius to the hoi polloi
My point? Praising the team for their performance and giving the coach some credit, I guess?sphaero, what's your pont?
My point? Praising the team for their performance and giving the coach some credit, I guess?sphaero, what's your pont?
Sphaero, what's your punt?My point? Praising the team for their performance and giving the coach some credit, I guess?
Ahh, that makes more sense, lol.Sphaero, what's your punt?
Sphaero, what's your pint?Ahh, that makes more sense, lol.
First of all, I expect our lovely neighbours in the final. Now regarding our chances vs. them, I think the question if Hummels will be able to start will play a vital role in my prediction. I think we will need him to withstand the Dutch offensive fire power enough to close it out within 90 minutes. Even vs. Brazil we lost some stability in the back with him going off.
In short:
-With Hummels 3:1 for us (expect the flying Dutchman to score...)
-Without him 2:2 or 3:3 going into penalties, making them cry there
LvG will outmaneuver Loew.Called it, one more to go
Yeah, but we win anyway. Then the Caf can celebrate their new manager and we will celebrate winning the Cup. Sonds fecking brilliant to me.LvG will outmaneuver Loew.
Germany 4-0 Portugal. The final will be scrappy then.Called it, one more to go
Good grief, are you still awake or already on your feet again?Yeah, but we win anyway. Then the Caf can celebrate their new manager and we will celebrate winning the Cup. Sonds fecking brilliant to me.
Work, work, work .Good grief, are you still awake or already on your feet again?
LvG would outoach Löw most days of the week anyway, but this WC has just gone completely insane.
11:5 Germany, because why the feck not?
Life is like that. I bet Reus just "rolls" with the punches.You've got to feel for Reus though. Must be gutted to be missing out on a WC final.
Na. Ja.Yeah, but we win anyway. Then the Caf can celebrate their new manager and we will celebrate winning the Cup. Sonds fecking brilliant to me.
Reckon they will get smashed by the Germans, like Brazil they have got lucky in certain games.Argentina will beat them. Germany have been so much better than them, so expect a scrappy Argentina win.
That's what I fear as well. Football is cruel sometimes.Argentina will beat them. Germany have been so much better than them, so expect a scrappy Argentina win.
They have, but the Germans haven't been incredible in every game. Wouldn't surprise me if we saw some cruel irony with Argentina getting a scrappy win.Reckon they will get smashed by the Germans, like Brazil they have got lucky in certain games.
It is indeed.That's what I fear as well. Football is cruel sometimes.
Probably Germany I imagine. As much as they were humiliated, I can imagine a lot of them having respect for the performance of Germany. Brazil's arch rivals winning their World Cup would probably be an embarrassment that they'd take a long time to live down.So, will the Brazilian crowd cheer for Germany or Argentina? Or just boo both teams?
Not a hard choice I imagine.So, will the Brazilian crowd cheer for Germany or Argentina? Or just boo both teams?
They will cheer for Germans for sureSo, will the Brazilian crowd cheer for Germany or Argentina? Or just boo both teams?
What the feck is this? I don't even ... thats's just too surreal. Those pronounciations though.
I think Germany is the most balanced team in this years WC.
They are fourth in terms of number of overall international caps, 974 caps between them.
Germany was brilliant in the last WC, so with those youngsters maturing I guess you should be more confident.
Furthermore Germany has the highest number of international goals between their squad(219). I know these stats don't mean much but it is a fact.
Add to that a lot of Bayern and Dortmund players are present in the squad similar to Spain's WC winning suqad that had majority of the players from Barca abd Real. Things are looking bright for Germany, for me atleast. And having no pressure to win the tournament might actually be a good thing.
Löw was possibly the most maligned manager in this World Cup, especially by his own home support. I found it laughable then that some on here wanted Germany to lose early on just so that Löw would be dismissed.Currently, half the squad plays more or less out of position. Just can't see this resulting in a title win.
I'd much prefer Lahm being returned to RB and Klose to start. He's not your typical substitute striker anyway, and when he gets tired he can be replaced by Schürrle. Similarily, when Khedira or Schweinsteiger run out of gas, Lahm can replace them in DM and Durm can be brought in. There has been a lot of hype about Lahm in the German media, he was made out to be some kind football whizzkid whose tactical genius allows him to excel in almost every position. Turns out, playing in an absolutely dominant Bayern side can make you seem more than you are. Lahm's not a worldclass DM and Germany doesn't have 2 dedicated, seasoned fullbacks to replace him, either.
I've also been dissappointed by Goetze, was hoping he would really announce himself in world football, but so far, he hasn't been much cop. Doesn't help that he has been used in different positions of course, but against Algeria he was the worst player on the field during the first half, and that took some doing. Wouldn't be suprised if that was his last start in the tournament.
Hope that the goal gives Özil a confidence boost and his sagging-shoulders, defeated-look split persona recedes. He has so much talent.
Anyway, looking forward to the France game. Should be a cracker, they're in fine form.
As far as I know those were only some Dortmund fans. As the core of theGerman team consists of Bayern player , some cant really identify themselves with the German team ( in a way understandable tbf).Löw was possibly the most maligned manager in this World Cup, especially by his own home support. I found it laughable then that some on here wanted Germany to lose early on just so that Löw would be dismissed.