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-- Germany - Sweden (June 24th 2006) (Round of 16) [A1 - B2]
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Posted by zoric on Jun-24-2006 18:04:
Ballack had like 9 shots on goal, and even though the statistics doesn't always say how the game was, Germany had 25 shots in this game.
But this time, it actually did say how the game was.
Impressive.
Posted by LazyTrancer81 on Jun-24-2006 18:20:
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Podolski's a fukin ****, ive seen referees smile when dismissing players before but I have never seen a player pat the ref on his back and applause him for doing that and then shoooting at goal when theres a player from the opposition down in front of you. |
Uhm...it's interesting that the player who was down jumped up extremely fast after the shot was made! He wasn't seriously injured and wasn't treated by medicals afterwards!
And sorry...fair play is good and important, but we are at the world cup and the germans had the ball 20m in front of the swedish goal... Should a team waive a goal just because a player went down?
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| Germany are playing well, very well actually but their attitude today seemed like they think they are the gods of the world cup. Obviously all the home support has made this team smug and as much as I hate argentina , i hope they pop their bubbly so bad, the echo never goes of. |
Come on. Our team don't think they are the "gods of the world cup". Also they haven't made any bad fouls yet or did any terrible actions.
We didn't score a goal like Crouch from England who pulled the hair of his defender. And we didn't crush our elbows into the opponent like de Rossi from Italy did.
All we do is tryiing to be good hosts for all the fans from around the world and it looks like most guests enjoy it here!
And our team is not only very successful but is playing good football for the first time since 1996. So let the team and the german fans enjoy their team and this world cup...
Posted by montana on Jun-24-2006 18:35:
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Originally posted by malek
akeed la |
bahle ya n'djs , lol, just kidding.
malek, hows the wife?
Posted by raveed on Jun-24-2006 18:36:
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Originally posted by LazyTrancer81
Come on. Our team don't think they are the "gods of the world cup". Also they haven't made any bad fouls yet or did any terrible actions.
We didn't score a goal like Crouch from England who pulled the hair of his defender. And we didn't crush our elbows into the opponent like de Rossi from Italy did. |
I never said germany are playing dirty football, its the lack of sportsmanship that I was ranting about.
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All we do is tryiing to be good hosts for all the fans from around the world and it looks like most guests enjoy it here! |
World Cups anywhere in Europe always have the best atmosphere. I do applaud what germany has done as a host. The make beleive stadiums you guys have created are an amazing idea. Makes it every bit as good for ppl who have gone without any tickets to any games.
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And our team is not only very successful but is playing good football for the first time since 1996. So let the team and the german fans enjoy their team and this world cup... |
well, no1 expected the team to make it to the quarters so i hope you wont be to disappointed once it ends there
Posted by Reactic on Jun-24-2006 18:39:
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Originally posted by LazyTrancer81
Poland 1-0
Ecuador 3-0
Sweden 2-0 |
defence becomes better and better
Posted by LazyTrancer81 on Jun-24-2006 19:36:
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Originally posted by raveed
World Cups anywhere in Europe always have the best atmosphere. I do applaud what germany has done as a host. The make beleive stadiums you guys have created are an amazing idea. Makes it every bit as good for ppl who have gone without any tickets to any games. |
Right now we have the problem that TOO MANY people want to watch the games at the public viewing points in the world cup cities. Today they said that 250.000(!!!) people waited outside the public viewing area in Berlin and wasn't allowed to enter because it was too crowded. Here in Hamburgh they closed doors 2 hours before the match.
No one here expected that german people can be so excited about the world cup and our national team. Like people all around the world we are surprised of ourselves that we can be such a party nation and so emotional about soccer.
Together with the millions of fans from around the world, german cities look like they've never looked before.
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well, no1 expected the team to make it to the quarters so i hope you wont be to disappointed once it ends there |
I won't be disappointed. Even that we have home court advantage throughout the tournament, I only hope but don't expect that we reach the final and win the world cup.
At least our team plays good and exciting football now. I've never seen a german team that played so offensive and was so much fun to watch. Together with Argentina and Spain we currently play the best football from all world cup teams. Brasil or Holland have a lot of potential too, but don't play as good as we expected
Posted by LazyTrancer81 on Jun-24-2006 19:42:
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Originally posted by Reactic
defence becomes better and better |
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Yes, but I think our midfield is the key for the good defense. In most games the opponent had big troubles coming near the goal. As soon as the opponent comes near our half we put a lot of pressure on him. I think that's our key of success.
And of course we are a big threat in front of the opponent's goal! The game against Sweden was decided after 12 minutes. After scoring 2 goals it was obvious that they had a lot of respect for us and were a bit scared.
Posted by Kurve on Jun-24-2006 21:02:
anyone see the brawl between German Hooigans and Brittsh hooligans looked likt it was getting ugly lol they had it on Fox news here in the US
Posted by raveed on Jun-24-2006 21:03:
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Originally posted by LazyTrancer81
Together with the millions of fans from around the world, german cities look like they've never looked before.
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ok now im jealous
Posted by LazyTrancer81 on Jun-24-2006 21:36:
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anyone see the brawl between German Hooigans and Brittsh hooligans looked likt it was getting ugly lol they had it on Fox news here in the US |
And now?
50 hooligans who make trouble face 5 million peaceful people on the streets that celebrate a huge world cup party. I think there are more important things to talk about, because there is no real problem with this stupid people.
Hooligans aren't soccer fans. They don't care about the world cup. And they are no real threat to the peaceful world cup visitors, because a group of Hooligans usually wants to fight another group of hooligans. They don't attack the "normal" soccer fan.
Neither english nor german fans are violent or identify with these stupid groups. They only want to watch soccer, drink some beer, cheer for their team and have a good time.
Posted by Kurve on Jun-24-2006 21:55:
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Originally posted by LazyTrancer81
And now?
50 hooligans who make trouble face 5 million peaceful people on the streets that celebrate a huge world cup party. I think there are more important things to talk about, because there is no real problem with this stupid people.
Hooligans aren't soccer fans. They don't care about the world cup. And they are no real threat to the peaceful world cup visitors, because a group of Hooligans usually wants to fight another group of hooligans. They don't attack the "normal" soccer fan.
Neither english nor german fans are violent or identify with these stupid groups. They only want to watch soccer, drink some beer, cheer for their team and have a good time. |
well sometimes voilence comes out during intense matches or events like this. Germany and England have a history of not really being best of buds when it comes to fussball
.... and i was just bringing it up because at the time i saw it on the news seemed pretty serious. And i wasnt bashing Germans or English ...would be stupid to bash germans when im german as well. Just glad England and Germany didnt face because i think it would of gotten ugly lol. just my opinion
Posted by noikeee on Jun-24-2006 21:59:
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well, no1 expected the team to make it to the quarters so i hope you wont be to disappointed once it ends there |
once the draw was made and they were confirmed to be in a completely shit group, i think it was pretty much expected they'd make it to the quarters.
Posted by LazyTrancer81 on Jun-24-2006 22:07:
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once the draw was made and they were confirmed to be in a completely shit group, i think it was pretty much expected they'd make it to the quarters. |
Germany had a pretty easy group this time, but now their way to the final is very very difficult!
Sweden (could have been England), Argentina and Italy in the semi-finals are a very difficult journey for us.
Italy for example has a much easier way. They face Australia and than the winner of Ukraine/Swiss.
Posted by noikeee on Jun-24-2006 22:11:
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Originally posted by LazyTrancer81
Germany had a pretty easy group this time, but now their way to the final is very very difficult!
Sweden (could have been England), Argentina and Italy in the semi-finals are a very difficult journey for us.
Italy for example has a much easier way. They face Australia and than the winner of Ukraine/Swiss. |
Italy is the only team who has it easy this knockout stage. Look at the opponents we have to face, or who Spain/France have to face.
I was just stating that it was fairly expected for Germany to beat that group, then beat the 2nd placed of Group B. From the quarters onwards it's all very hard, and impossible to predict accurately before the start of the cup.
Posted by ShellSh0ck on Jun-24-2006 22:26:
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2:0 Germany |
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Originally posted by zoric
Bro, 2-1 Sweden |
told ya buddy.
Posted by LazyTrancer81 on Jun-24-2006 22:33:
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Italy is the only team who has it easy this knockout stage. Look at the opponents we have to face, or who Spain/France have to face. |
England and Brazil have easy opponents in the first ko-round too. Ecuador and Ghana should be easy to defeat for them!
I feel a little bit sad about Spain. They played such a great group round and now they have to face the last 2 world cup champions. It's funny that second place Ukraine has an easier opponent with Switzerland.
The jackpot goes to Italy, for facing Australia and than Ukraine or Switzerland. They try to copy our style from 2002.
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| I was just stating that it was fairly expected for Germany to beat that group, then beat the 2nd placed of Group B. From the quarters onwards it's all very hard, and impossible to predict accurately before the start of the cup. |
Here in Germany no one was sure if our team reaches the next round until the world cup started.
Unfortunately we didn't have to play qualification games for this world cup so we didn't know how good our team really is.
And a lot of people including Kaiser Franz Beckenbauer critizised J�rgen Klinsmann for nominating so many young players and playing so offensive.
Before the world cup started many people said that it would be a success to reach the first knock out round. After the 1-4 against Italy many people lost their faith into the team.
So many germans hoped we would reach the 1/4 finals but not all expected it.
Now it will be very tough against Argentina. I think we'll see an exciting game.
If we defeat Argentina, it would be our first win against one of the "big" soccer nations since 2000.
Posted by malek on Jun-24-2006 22:41:
before the game:
oooh watch out for sweden, they gave a hard time to england, they are under evaluated, germany would stumble...
after the game:
sweden is shit, germany has it too easy, sweden has been bought, sweden is over evaluated,... etc
you guys are pathetic, get a life.
Posted by LazyTrancer81 on Jun-24-2006 22:54:
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Originally posted by malek
before the game:
oooh watch out for sweden, they gave a hard time to england, they are under evaluated, germany would stumble...
after the game:
sweden is shit, germany has it too easy, sweden has been bought, sweden is over evaluated,... etc
you guys are pathetic, get a life. |
You'll find this meaning in so many forums. If Germany wins and controls the match the opponent was shit and no real opponent and the team should have scored much more goals.
Or they come with these funny conspiracy theories about Franz Beckenbauer and Pele being the masters of the FIFA and trying everything to put Germany and Brazil into the final.
It must be hard for some people to accept that the german team can play good football and deserving a win.
Posted by noikeee on Jun-24-2006 23:03:
Germany was great, no doubt about it. Altho Sweden unexpectedly underperformed a lot - were a big disappointment for me.
Posted by Silentbreed on Jun-25-2006 03:42:
when do you guys finally get it, germany has a good team and has played very well against sweden and the games before too.
i think we dont have to be afraid of any team. the players are highly motivated and got enoug self-assurance now.
i think the english team where very happy that they didn�t faced germany , because then they where on their way home now
btw: klose and podolski�s ancestors were german!!
klose btw. is a german name.
berlin, berlin wir fahren nach berlin!!!
Posted by LittleGoku on Jun-25-2006 03:45:
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Or they come with these funny conspiracy theories about Franz Beckenbauer and Pele being the masters of the FIFA and trying everything to put Germany and Brazil into the final.
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Didn't we see that final already?
we all know how that turned out
Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Jun-25-2006 03:52:
I usually hate host nations and always suspect wrong doings
but today the better team won, nuff said.
Posted by Silentbreed on Jun-25-2006 04:00:
and everybody who said this crap that the referee were bought...i can only laugh about that, he gave sweden a penalty shot and they are to stupid to take the present and made the goal *loooool*
so what do you say next, that germany has bought the player who has kicked the penalty?!?! 
Posted by malek on Jun-25-2006 07:42:
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Originally posted by Silentbreed
and everybody who said this crap that the referee were bought...i can only laugh about that, he gave sweden a penalty shot and they are to stupid to take the present and made the goal *loooool*
so what do you say next, that germany has bought the player who has kicked the penalty?!?! |
don't you understand, Germany has bought the whole world
Posted by benni on Jun-25-2006 08:54:
prepare to lose to the argentinas
i'm gonna be ready with a "schade deutschland alles ist vorbei" sign 
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