FCBayernMunchen wrote:Congratulations to the female U-17 team, who are the new European Champions, beating Spain on penalties in the final.
MUTU wrote:The Bundesliga top scorer, 28-year old Raffael, who has nine goals and five assists so far said he would play for Germany if Joachim Löw wanted him. [source]
It's true that Germany's options up front are on the thin side, but I seriously doubt they would do this. They're too proud for that. And national teams are not clubs anyway...
Bild's photo-editing showing Raffael in a Germany shirt:
MUTU wrote:Different. Cacau learned all of his professional football in Germany. He got his citizenship after having lived in Germany for over 8 years, just like any normal person could. He learned football the German way.
On the other hand Raffael has been in Germany since 2008. He learned football elsewhere before that. He is 28 years old.
It is a subtle difference, but I think it matters a bit.
scaPEPgoat wrote:No way. Cacau was born in 1981 and did not play for his first German team until 2000. Hardly learned his football in Germany. he got his citizenship in Feb 2009 and made his international debut 3 months later. It was a total case of pimp my citizenship. It was the beginning of the still ongoing persection of Mr. Kiessling.
Cacau never played for Germany at any junior level either. Plus 1 third of all the goals he ever scored for Germany were against Malta lol so I know you hate him.
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