How can that possibly be? I saw the picture of one of their players with a look of animal fierceness on his face that would have scared the devil, let alone Germany.
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Then I don't know what the American team could be called. I call them losers in any way you want to take it, and hope they don't participate next time to only embarrass us. Oh the shame of it all.
Claudya
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Embarass you? I thought they played well. Think about it: the team that beat Brasil through a devastating 7-1 beat the USA team only 1-0 and it was a close match.Then I don't know what the American team could be called. I call them losers in any way you want to take it, and hope they don't participate next time to only embarrass us. Oh the shame of it all.
Claudya
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We are not as easily scared as the devil. :-P
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agua.
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The massacre of Brasil ended 7-1 for Germany.
Sorry Classik.
Now some Patriotism shows from Frauline Claudya
That was a match? No scoring for ninety minutes? Isn't the idea to put the ball into an area of 192 square feet defended by only one player? I'd hate to see what they'd do on a snow covered field such as real football is played on at times, or with having a goal the size of a basketball net. I know a trainer at church of a professional soccer team and I reckon I'm going to have to ask him just what they attempt to teach those guys.
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agua.
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That was a match? No scoring for ninety minutes? Isn't the idea to put the ball into an area of 192 square feet defended by only one player? I'd hate to see what they'd do on a snow covered field such as real football is played on at times, or with having a goal the size of a basketball net. I know a trainer at church of a professional soccer team and I reckon I'm going to have to ask him just what they attempt to teach those guys.
Spoken like a true American Eugene
"Soccer" isn't the most exciting game sometimes but it's probably the only true football. ie no hands allowed Have you ever seen Australian Rules football man it's a hoot I think Americans will like it.
Classik
Member
I don't think so. She isn't patriotic.Now some Patriotism shows from Frauline Claudya
Classik
Member
What happened to Brazil is totally unpardonable. It aint real, people. I was either dreaming or playing PS or watching basket ball...'cause such is not possible in the world of soccer where I belong. It'd take ages to decode such phenomenon . I wonder where Pele is. FIFA should do something. This reminds me of the days of Hitler
Oh I thought the reason they called it football was to take away attention that they used their bodies, knees, and heads. Can you imagine body-ball, head-ball, or knee-ball? Hyphenated words look as awkward as the game of soccer presents, and I suppose there was no benefit in promoting something more than the effort of watching grass grow as participants passed the ball back and forth endlessly.Spoken like a true American Eugene
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agua.
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Oh I thought the reason they called it football was to take away attention that they used their bodies, knees, and heads. Can you imagine body-ball, head-ball, or knee-ball? Hyphenated words look as awkward as the game of soccer presents, and I suppose there was no benefit in promoting something more than the effort of watching grass grow as participants passed the ball back and forth endlessly.
Don't beat around the bush say what you mean
Nuff said, and I imagine these people paid good money to sport those colors to support that worthless team; oh the humanity of it all.Don't beat around the bush say what you mean
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agua.
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Forbes most expensive team
#1 Brazil
Value: $718 Million
Most Valuable Player: Neymar, $88 Million
Source: theScore via TrasferMrkt.com and Valor.com
Brazil played well until today. Ah bem.
#1 Brazil
Value: $718 Million
Most Valuable Player: Neymar, $88 Million
Source: theScore via TrasferMrkt.com and Valor.com
Brazil played well until today. Ah bem.
Classik
Member
D for dirge
Claudya
Member
Dude the Hitler comparison was uncalled for.
No German alive today (expect for a small but painfully stupid minority) wants to be compared to that madman.And I will try to explain what happened: Brasil was under a lot of expectation pressure, being in the semi finals in their home country, with their most important players missing. Still everyone (or actually every Brasilian) was expecting of Brasil to become world champion (did you see the video message Neymar published after his injury? If you listen to it you can see how he kind off summed up and also added to the pressure the Brasilian team was under). A defeat was unthinkable. And in the first 5 minutes everything went well for them, although they didn't score they played a very offensive game, launching a number of promising attacks. But then the unthinkable happened, Germany scored a goal early. The whole morale of the Brasilian team collapsed and after the 2nd goal the defense players and the goal keeper were broken people. They just watched the other 3 goals of the first half time.
An early German lead was something they weren't prepared for mentally and couldn't handle. It caused the entire Brasilian team's and their fans' morale to simply break down and implode.
Also, the German players really played very well. Much better than they did against Algeria or Ghana.