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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
On June 22 2012 23:17 Pika Chu wrote: I don't see how Greece can win this one. I mean no matter how good they turtle Germany's not Russia, they know how to deal with it. It's hard but not impossible. After all we beat Zidane's France in 2004. Dunno, I just hope we make a good performance even if we lose. | ||
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La1
United Kingdom659 Posts
Germany 2-0 | ||
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iMonAhorsE
Germany275 Posts
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DAFNE
49 Posts
On June 22 2012 22:30 Steveling wrote: That reus fellow, what is he like? Don't know him. This season he was voted best player of the German league by the other players. | ||
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mememolly
4765 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
On June 22 2012 23:57 DAFNE wrote: This season he was voted best player of the German league by the other players. Lol! Cant blame him for not knowing! He was playing for a non european german team xD | ||
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Flyingcookie
Germany164 Posts
I'd say the greeks prepared especially for the German offense and now have to face something else than they prepared for! wuhuuuuuuuuu | ||
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don_kyuhote
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Jinsho
United Kingdom3101 Posts
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18476 Posts
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aqui
Germany1023 Posts
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DragoonTT
3398 Posts
On June 23 2012 00:15 don_kyuhote wrote: Germany smartly decided to beat Greece through the ground rather than through the air. Well, Klose ain't too bad at headers either, but in essence, a true statement - Klose instead of Gomez means creating advantageous numbers in the midfield and hopefully creating space for Özil and the wingers instead of trying crosses, which the Greece would probably deflect anyway. One might wonder why players like Reus and Schürrle, known for their skill at counters, are fielded over Müller and Podolski against a team that is expected to play 100% defensively. Possibly Löw wants them to tire out their defenders and rotate a lot, instead of going for the goal directly. May open up chances during the second half, where Greece usually is at the advantage due to their superior physical condition. | ||
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aqui
Germany1023 Posts
On June 23 2012 00:33 DragoonTT wrote: Well, Klose ain't too bad at headers either, but in essence, a true statement - Klose instead of Gomez means creating advantageous numbers in the midfield and hopefully creating space for Özil and the wingers instead of trying crosses, which the Greece would probably deflect anyway. One might wonder why players like Reus and Schürrle, known for their skill at counters, are fielded over Müller and Podolski against a team that is expected to play 100% defensively. Possibly Löw wants them to tire out their defenders and rotate a lot, instead of going for the goal directly. May open up chances during the second half, where Greece usually is at the advantage due to their superior physical condition. Both are very nimble (especially Reus) and have quite a good shot, exactly what you need against a heavy defence. | ||
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zul
Germany5427 Posts
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Malaz
Germany1257 Posts
3-0 Germany fuck yeah! | ||
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NuclearJudas
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Zen5034
United States384 Posts
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Flyingcookie
Germany164 Posts
On June 23 2012 01:24 Zen5034 wrote: 6-1 Germany never against a such defensive Team D: | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
And the Greeks don't have Petr Cech! | ||
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