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Anyway, I think this was a great World Cup for Germany with a very very young team.
I have no doubts Germany will win the cup in Brazil 2014, where all our young promises will be already stars.
Thank you Germany!!

Zer0 Bayern wrote:Anyway, I think this was a great World Cup for Germany with a very very young team.
I have no doubts Germany will win the cup in Brazil 2014, where all our young promises will be already stars.
Thank you Germany!!

+1

Somehow we were too afraid of them and Loew took the less risky option of starting Trockowski instead of Kroos.

Anyway, I agree that it was a great WC for our team, with games that made us really proud. Given the fact of their young age average, the future is ours

Deppppppppppppppprrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssssssssssssssiiiiiion
I am so bored of this

Another failure
Another Failure
Another Failure

The loss was: 1) Muller sorely missed; 2) A german team that, unlike previous games, was not willing to take risks.

Too much respect for the Spanish team. I would've preferred loosing 3-1 but attacking them from the beginning. IMO Loew had done everything right, except this one. Regardless, my compliments to Loew for putting this exciting team together and I really hope he can continue in his post.

It's also only fair to compliment the Spanish team. They are outstanding, especially their midfield, which is without a doubt the best in the world.

Hopefully, Bundesliga will keep growing and providing a good environment for developing quality players. If Bundesliga can get just a little better then these talented players will also be able to develop into real world class stars.

Its over, and there goes my pay day dream for winning the whole thing.

I wish that holland make it, but its a fact that spain have the most valuable team in the history of wcs, so its gonna be pretty hard for robben and mvb to beat them.

AvatarX wrote:I should have opened the thread

I need to take responsibility for that
it's all my fault (((((

dambun wrote:

AvatarX wrote:I should have opened the thread

I need to take responsibility for that
it's all my fault (((((

No its not, it was the f octopus.

FCBayernMunchen wrote:So.... 3rd/4th in 2010, 2nd in 2008, 3rd in 2006, 2nd in 2002.

Isn't it about time we win something? I'd be happy enough with EURO 2012, if we can't get a world cup.


As for the game itself, just after the first few minutes I lost my confidence that we'd make it through. Spain were dominant, with Germany getting a counter-attack every now and then. Maybe everything would have turned out differently had Kroos and Jansen started. I felt we played better while they were on the field.

AND WHY THE HELL DID GOMEZ COME IN? SERIOUSLY

And BTW, I don't know what was wrong with Podolski, but he was completely invisible today

Netherlands should destroy spain in the finals. Otherwise this would become from the best world cup to the worst.

I just hate everything Spain represents in footballing terms..

1) Individual TV rights
2) Horrible Media Hype
3) Possession football with little to no creativity since Euro08
4) Did i say over-rated?

Netherlands vs Germany would have been such a classic final. Oh well. Robben & Sneijder will win either way they would have won vs Germany and they are definitely going to win vs Spain. They deserve it, this is their year. If Spain wins it it will be a joke, they squeaked by every game of theirs...even Italy in 06 did considerably better in their WC campaign than Spain has done. They are simply one of the most over-rated teams i have ever encountered because of their Euro win. I can't stand them. I would have rather lost to Argentina than Spain...

Anyway the reason we lost is the same as the CL final we gave too much credit to Spain, we did not play our game we concentrated on disrupting THEIR GAME. If Germany played our game we would have won, we missed Muller more than anyone.

When Gomez came in i turned off the TV and put on my orange shirt.


At least one team left that I support.

During the match Spain players tried to add the ball to teammate 731 times and 590 times they succeeded (81% success).Germans had 76% (589-441). Spain had far more shots (13-5) and those who go straight in the box (8-3), and the ball was in theres possession 51% of the time. Individual passing: Xavi had the most of the work: 106 times he tried and 92 times he was successful. The captain Philipp Lahm at the second position to effect 87-72 and then followed by the Spanish Buskets (75-69), Xabi Alonso (85-68) and Sergio Ramos (69-60). Outplayed and Outgunned
If I was at Loews place I would kill my self!