Chuft-Captain wrote:Hey, you were happy enough to "go with the octopus" when he was picking your team! :wink"
For me a way more serious reason is that our young 'star' Mueller is blocked (2 yellow cards, one unjustified).
F.
Chuft-Captain wrote:Hey, you were happy enough to "go with the octopus" when he was picking your team! :wink"
t00fri wrote:As I always predicted: The winner of the World Cup 2010 will be from Central Europe! The last LatinAmerican team now has to return home...
Fridger
Fenerit wrote:t00fri wrote:As I always predicted: The winner of the World Cup 2010 will be from Central Europe! The last LatinAmerican team now has to return home...
Fridger
Nope! Uruguay will play against the looser of Germany-Spain.
t00fri wrote:so I see you guys found another reason why Germany is not going to win this time??
t00fri wrote:For me a way more serious reason is that our young 'star' Mueller is blocked (2 yellow cards, one unjustified).
Chuft-Captain wrote:... and Forlan's equalizer is almost as good!! 1:1
t00fri wrote:As I always predicted: The winner of the World Cup 2010 will be from Central Europe!
Of course he doesn't suck, they have teeth don't they?TERRIER wrote:Too right, there's no way I'm saying that octopus sucks !!
t00fri wrote:As I always predicted: The winner of the World Cup 2010 will be from Central Europe!
I say they should put the octopus in. After all, he's got eight legs and is good at getting through small gaps.t00fri wrote:The replacement of Mueller will be decided just before the game. The three candidates are Cacau (with some med problems), Piotr Trochowski and Toni Kroos. Neither is considered comparably dangerous, unfortunately.
And I think they were even better in the second half. Instead of taking 20 passes to create a goalscoring chance they reduced it to 10 - speed chess!t00fri wrote:From a chessplayer's perspective, Spain was the better team in the first half.
t00fri wrote:Piotr Trochowski will be replacing Mueller in 24 minutes...F.
Chuft-Captain wrote:Bad luck Fridger
... but you have to admire Spain's strategy. They completely shut down and starved Germany of any real opportunity to get into the game. -- This was the perfect strategy against a team like the Germans. A real masterclass in control and short passing...and quite "chess-like" in terms of strategy.
I don't know if I saw more than a dozen times when they passed the ball more than 6 inches from the ground. Great one-touch controlled football.