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Pandemona
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Germany vs Greece
Kick off 18:45 GMT (+00:00) from Arena Gdansk, Gdansk, Poland German Squad & Team News + Show Spoiler +![[image loading]](http://img.skysports.com/football/badges/64/1081.png) 1 GK Manuel Neuer - Bayern Munich 2 MF İlkay Gündoğan - Borussia Dortmund 3 DF Marcel Schmelzer - Borussia Dortmund 4 DF Benedikt Höwedes - Schalke 04 5 DF Mats Hummels - Borussia Dortmund 6 MF Sami Khedira - Real Madrid 7 MF Bastian Schweinsteiger - Bayern Munich 8 MF Mesut Özil - Real Madrid 9 MF André Schürrle - Bayer Leverkusen 10 MF Lukas Podolski - Arsenal FC 11 FW Miroslav Klose - Lazio 12 GK Tim Wiese - Werder Bremen 13 MF Thomas Müller - Bayern Munich 14 DF Holger Badstuber - Bayern Munich 15 MF Lars Bender - Bayer Leverkusen 16 DF Philipp Lahm (c) - Bayern Munich 17 DF Per Mertesacker - Arsenal 18 MF Toni Kroos - Bayern Munich 19 MF Mario Götze - Borussia Dortmund 20 DF Jérôme Boateng - Bayern Munich 21 MF Marco Reus - Borussia Mönchengladbach 22 GK Ron-Robert Zieler - Hannover 96 23 FW Mario Gómez - Bayern Munich Coach: Joachim Löw On 7 May 2012, Löw named a provisional list of 27 players for the tournament. On 28 May 2012, Löw announced his 23-man squad. ![[image loading]](http://e1.365dm.com/football/badges/48/1064.png) 1 GK Kostas Chalkias - P.A.O.K. 2 MF Ioannis Maniatis - Olympiacos 3 DF Giorgos Tzavelas - Monaco 4 DF Stelios Malezas - P.A.O.K. 5 DF Kyriakos Papadopoulos - Schalke 04 6 MF Grigoris Makos - AEK Athens 7 FW Georgios Samaras - Celtic 8 DF Avraam Papadopoulos - Olympiacos 9 FW Nikos Liberopoulos - AEK Athens 10 MF Giorgos Karagounis (c) - Panathinaikos 11 FW Kostas Mitroglou - Atromitos 12 GK Alexandros Tzorvas - Palermo 13 GK Michalis Sifakis - Aris Thessaloniki 14 FW Dimitris Salpigidis - P.A.O.K. 15 DF Vasilis Torosidis - Olympiacos 16 MF Georgios Fotakis - P.A.O.K. 17 FW Theofanis Gekas - Samsunspor 18 MF Sotiris Ninis - Panathinaikos 19 DF Sokratis Papastathopoulos - Werder Bremen 20 DF José Holebas - Olympiacos 21 MF Kostas Katsouranis - Panathinaikos 22 MF Kostas Fortounis - 1. FC Kaiserslautern 23 MF Giannis Fetfatzidis - Olympiacos Coach: Portugal Fernando Santos Santos named his first shortlist, composed of players based abroad, on 10 May 2012, and the second, composed of Greece-based players on 17 May 2012, totalling a 25-player provisional list. On 28 May 2012, Santos announced his 23-man squad. Nice link above if you can't find a stream or just want a break down of what happend and whats what about the game! German Starting 11
Formation:4-2-3-1
Neuer(GK)
Boateng
Hummels
Badstuber
Lahm(C)
Khedira
Schweinsteiger
Schürrle
Özil
Reus
Klose
Greece Starting 11
Formation: 4-2-3-1
Sifakis(GK)
Tzavellas
Papastathopoulos
K. Papadopoulos
Torossidis
Maniatis
Makos
Ninis
Katsouranis(C)
Samaras
Salpingidis
Quote of the dayMaradona: If 300 Greeks can hold off 10,000 Persians, then Greece certainly have a chance against GermanyTimeline of Events: Germany 4-2 Greece
![[image loading]](http://img.uefa.com/imgml//MC/common/comparison/ball30.png) Lahm 39 min Samaras 55 min Khedira 61 min Klose 68 min Reus 74 min Salpigidis 89 min (pen)
Poll: Predictions!Germany Win! (74) 80% Greece Win! (18) 20% 92 total votes Your vote: Predictions! (Vote): Germany Win!
(Vote): Greece Win!
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Man Maradonna makes me laugh so much ^_^
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I won't imagine the shitstorm that breaks lose, if we lose. It's really sad how populism has poisonend Europe especially the relationship between Greece and Germany.  May the better team win, which should be ze Germans by all accounts.
Go Germany! Let's hope for a fair game without any shitty referee decisions, we had enough of this in the tournament.
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Tough times for me :C I like both Germany and Greece in Football.
I want some epic shootout shit going on! 1-1 and Germany takes it in shootouts
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On June 22 2012 18:23 Pandemona wrote:
Man Maradonna makes me laugh so much ^_^
yeh nice quote :D. Thanks for all the LR's btw.
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On June 22 2012 18:34 Retric wrote:
Go FC Bayern !
Wrong thread I guess.
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Germany 2 - 0 Greece
Greece will have 2 chances at most.
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On June 22 2012 18:53 r00ty wrote:I won't imagine the shitstorm that breaks lose, if we lose. It's really sad how populism has poisonend Europe especially the relationship between Greece and Germany. May the better team win, which should be ze Germans by all accounts. Go Germany! Let's hope for a fair game without any shitty referee decisions, we had enough of this in the tournament.
Exactly my thoughts. I hope everybody remembers that it's just a football match and that political tenisons are not becoming an issue here.
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On June 22 2012 19:02 KuKri wrote:Show nested quote +On June 22 2012 18:53 r00ty wrote:I won't imagine the shitstorm that breaks lose, if we lose. It's really sad how populism has poisonend Europe especially the relationship between Greece and Germany. May the better team win, which should be ze Germans by all accounts. Go Germany! Let's hope for a fair game without any shitty referee decisions, we had enough of this in the tournament. Exactly my thoughts. I hope everybody remembers that it's just a football match and that political tenisons are not becoming an issue here.
You are the first one I come across that actually connects the european championship and the political crysis we're in. How could it even possibly become a factor for tensions? Nations play against each other all the time, no one (should) cares which nation wins.
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
On June 22 2012 19:11 Xiron wrote:Show nested quote +On June 22 2012 19:02 KuKri wrote:On June 22 2012 18:53 r00ty wrote:I won't imagine the shitstorm that breaks lose, if we lose. It's really sad how populism has poisonend Europe especially the relationship between Greece and Germany. May the better team win, which should be ze Germans by all accounts. Go Germany! Let's hope for a fair game without any shitty referee decisions, we had enough of this in the tournament. Exactly my thoughts. I hope everybody remembers that it's just a football match and that political tenisons are not becoming an issue here. You are the first one I come across that actually connects the european championship and the political crysis we're in. How could it even possibly become a factor for tensions? Nations play against each other all the time, no one (should) cares which nation wins.
You not reading the press? Every paper in England is saying it could boil over because of the tensions between Greece and Germany, after what is happening with Greek financial situation.
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ELA RE MALAKAS!!!
A win by Greece would be so special.  A Portugal - Greece finals would be awesome.
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On June 22 2012 19:11 Xiron wrote:Show nested quote +On June 22 2012 19:02 KuKri wrote:On June 22 2012 18:53 r00ty wrote:I won't imagine the shitstorm that breaks lose, if we lose. It's really sad how populism has poisonend Europe especially the relationship between Greece and Germany. May the better team win, which should be ze Germans by all accounts. Go Germany! Let's hope for a fair game without any shitty referee decisions, we had enough of this in the tournament. Exactly my thoughts. I hope everybody remembers that it's just a football match and that political tenisons are not becoming an issue here. You are the first one I come across that actually connects the european championship and the political crysis we're in. How could it even possibly become a factor for tensions? Nations play against each other all the time, no one (should) cares which nation wins.
I wrote 'I hope' that there won't be tensions afterwards.
On June 22 2012 19:11 Xiron wrote:
How could it even possibly become a factor for tensions?
I was thinking of violent behaviour towards football fans of the opposing nationality, not actually political tensions. I didn't point that out, you're right.
Anyways I did not want to start this off-topic debate, I was just wishing for a good match with no hooligan fans.
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its either going to be super close or a slaughter.
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in blood Germany... in work sweepstakes come on Greece!!!!
lol
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On June 22 2012 19:25 graan wrote:
its either going to be super close or a slaughter.
Yup, Greece is gonna turtle again i think. The faster Germany scores a goal, the higher the score will get. If they don't manage to score in the first half, it's gonna be a tough one to crack for Germany imo.
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On June 22 2012 19:13 Pandemona wrote:Show nested quote +On June 22 2012 19:11 Xiron wrote:On June 22 2012 19:02 KuKri wrote:On June 22 2012 18:53 r00ty wrote:I won't imagine the shitstorm that breaks lose, if we lose. It's really sad how populism has poisonend Europe especially the relationship between Greece and Germany. May the better team win, which should be ze Germans by all accounts. Go Germany! Let's hope for a fair game without any shitty referee decisions, we had enough of this in the tournament. Exactly my thoughts. I hope everybody remembers that it's just a football match and that political tenisons are not becoming an issue here. You are the first one I come across that actually connects the european championship and the political crysis we're in. How could it even possibly become a factor for tensions? Nations play against each other all the time, no one (should) cares which nation wins. You not reading the press? Every paper in England is saying it could boil over because of the tensions between Greece and Germany, after what is happening with Greek financial situation.
Yeah, there's a lot of that in the German press as well.
It says the Greeks say stuff "Our chance to finally pay back Angela Merkel & ze Germans, because of EU crisis" etc.
And that Merkel shouldnt celebrate a German victory (she is known for watching a lot of football), because of political consequences.
Only thing more annoying by the media (/politicians) is that the match will be played in Danzig). And every other connection to WW2 and Germany in Poland that needs to be mentioned ....
Somehow you cannot enjoy football this day for the sake of football.
Well more on topic:
Germany is the clear favourite. Especially with Karagounis (unjustly) banned the Greek offense will have a hard time. But on the other hand - the Greeks are not known for a great offense but a compact & physical defense, so they're fine. Free kicks / corners etc. will be their only chances with some counters mixed in.
But that might be enough if they can neutralize the German midfield trio (Khedira, Özil, Schweinsteiger). Especially since those have shown to have some problems if they dont get a lot of space (Denmark). They like to play against other offensive teams more, so they can rely on their own good defense while having enough room to make vertical passes.
Greece will not do them that favour 
It's a fucking quarter final - anything can happen (except when it's penalties - then Ger default win).
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It doesn't help your point that you called it Danzig rather than Gdansk. :D
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Pandemona
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On June 22 2012 19:49 Zocat wrote:Show nested quote +On June 22 2012 19:13 Pandemona wrote:On June 22 2012 19:11 Xiron wrote:On June 22 2012 19:02 KuKri wrote:On June 22 2012 18:53 r00ty wrote:I won't imagine the shitstorm that breaks lose, if we lose. It's really sad how populism has poisonend Europe especially the relationship between Greece and Germany. May the better team win, which should be ze Germans by all accounts. Go Germany! Let's hope for a fair game without any shitty referee decisions, we had enough of this in the tournament. Exactly my thoughts. I hope everybody remembers that it's just a football match and that political tenisons are not becoming an issue here. You are the first one I come across that actually connects the european championship and the political crysis we're in. How could it even possibly become a factor for tensions? Nations play against each other all the time, no one (should) cares which nation wins. You not reading the press? Every paper in England is saying it could boil over because of the tensions between Greece and Germany, after what is happening with Greek financial situation. Yeah, there's a lot of that in the German press as well. It says the Greeks say stuff "Our chance to finally pay back Angela Merkel & ze Germans, because of EU crisis" etc. And that Merkel shouldnt celebrate a German victory (she is known for watching a lot of football), because of political consequences. + Show Spoiler +Only thing more annoying by the media (/politicians) is that the match will be played in Danzig). And every other connection to WW2 and Germany in Poland that needs to be mentioned .... Somehow you cannot enjoy football this day for the sake of football. Well more on topic: Germany is the clear favourite. Especially with Karagounis (unjustly) banned the Greek offense will have a hard time. But on the other hand - the Greeks are not known for a great offense but a compact & physical defense, so they're fine. Free kicks / corners etc. will be their only chances with some counters mixed in. But that might be enough if they can neutralize the German midfield trio (Khedira, Özil, Schweinsteiger). Especially since those have shown to have some problems if they dont get a lot of space (Denmark). They like to play against other offensive teams more, so they can rely on their own good defense while having enough room to make vertical passes. Greece will not do them that favour It's a fucking quarter final - anything can happen (except when it's penalties - then Ger default win).
On that note, lets rewind back to Chelsea vs Bayern. + Show Spoiler +
She does 
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gogo hellas, i believe! =)
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