bmguy wrote:Maybe Bundesliga should extend from 18 teams to 20 to give more youngsters playing time.
Achilles wrote:Ulreich deserves to be in Russia behind Neuer,Ter Stegen! He is better from every other option and played almost a whole season at his current level which is near to world class.
Sane to me is super over-estimated because of the City's hype, great potential but he is not almighty nor a finished product, many black outs, bad decision making. Germany right now needs the good Reus. Overall Germany looks quite bored in the last games, they are not in their usual standards and anticipation, their interviews sound good, their actions not so... Low has been doing very bad choices lately.
MUTU wrote:America USA wrote:Sorry MUTU but Wagner was better than Gomez who was mediocre in this game.
You mean one was a 4/10 and the other a 4.5/10?
Roonzil wrote:Not sure Horn is in the right mindset though, he's made some terrible howlers in Köln matches this season, literally costing them points. If not Ulreich, I'd definitely vote Fährmann.
America USA wrote:LOL at people saying Brazil were the better team. Just checked out a few other forums and everyone is lauding Brazil as top favourites and placing Germany at Number 4 behind Spain and FRANCE. Some people take these friendly games way too seriously.
Brasil had just two more shots on target than Germany’s one. Both the other shots were from Paulinho, One was a decent save by Trapp and the other a tame effort straight into Trapp’s hands.
Honestly Neither side created any clear cut chances and the game should have ended in a 0-0 draw. Brazil had no creativity in midfield with THREE defensive minded midfielders. All of their creativity was coming from Coutinho and Willian. Brazil were good defensively though.
Germany, although they didn’t have any shot on target until the end, did have a few decent chances but failed to capitalise on them. The goal was the result of a stupid giveaway from Gundogan. He tried to lob pass the ball to Kimmich but Fernandinho intercepted and then Brazil scored from the resultant attack. Gundogan looked like he was struck with stage fright. Then there was Trapp’s poor effort in goal when Jesus scored and his distribution as GK was pathetic too. Sane and Gomez had a terrible game as forwards.
Brazil took this game very seriously and were so determined to win that they parked the bus after the 75th minute and made almost no attacking changes. (Only One substitution in a friendly!)
Germany were in testspiel mode today and people (mostly Manchester United, Barcelona, Arsenal, Liverpool and Real fans on Facebook/Twitter/Reddit) online who take the results of such games seriously are fools. If anything this game might have given Brazil their “revenge” and made the Germans “angry” about their unbeaten streak ending.
YlonenXabi wrote:Winners and Losers from the international break according to BILD
Winners:
Mueller
Werner
Plattenhardt
Draxler
Ter Stegen
Losers:
Mario Gomez
Sane
Guendogan
Trapp
YlonenXabi wrote:Winners and Losers from the international break according to BILD
Winners:
Mueller
Werner
Plattenhardt
Draxler
Ter Stegen
Losers:
Mario Gomez
Sane
Guendogan
Trapp
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