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Levy
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Kahn is great today. If one thing didn't change about the german team it's that we have a neverending line of awesome goalkeepers
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Gulli
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Levy wrote: Kahn is great today. If one thing didn't change about the german team it's that we have a neverending line of awesome goalkeepers Any good young keepers coming up thou? I mean Lehmann and Kahn are well in their 30s now.
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Levy
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3-1. My guess came through 
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Levy
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Gullimont-Kyro wrote: Levy wrote: Kahn is great today. If one thing didn't change about the german team it's that we have a neverending line of awesome goalkeepers Any good young keepers coming up thou? I mean Lehmann and Kahn are well in their 30s now. yeah. Hildebrand is really good. Enke from Hannover 96 was the best german keeper of the last season and behind Oliver Kahn at Bayern Munich there is Michael Rensing waiting who is a marvellous young keeper
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Neostorm
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who scored for portugal?
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Levy
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Neostorm wrote: who scored for portugal? Gomez on a header assisted by Figo
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Neostorm
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Levy wrote: Neostorm wrote: who scored for portugal? Gomez on a header assisted by Figo Thanks 
God, all the Benfica fans are going to scream and say he should've been playing all along, probably instead of Pauleta LOL.
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Levy
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Now all I need is a word of Klinsmann to continue his work and I'll be happy with the World Cup
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Dr. Lecter
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Well, ya know what? On the whole, I really think that Germany delivered the overall best playing of all teams during this WC. Even if Italy and France are great in the finale, it won't really equal out their matches before it. So, yeah, I think Germany is the best with certainly the best offensive of the WC.
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Box
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I have a feeling he'll accept the American offer.
But bravo to Germany! A very good run from them, past all expectations! 
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Levy
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Dr. Lecter wrote: Well, ya know what? On the whole, I really think that Germany delivered the overall best playing of all teams during this WC. Even if Italy and France are great in the finale, it won't really equal out their matches before it. So, yeah, I think Germany is the best with certainly the best offensive of the WC. With the overall performance I definitely agree. Thay had their worst game against Italy and even that was a close one against one of the best teams in the world. It was really fun to watch this german team play and there aren't many german teams you can say that about
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Levy
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Box wrote: I have a feeling he'll accept the American offer. Most certainly not...
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Gulli
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Levy wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Well, ya know what? On the whole, I really think that Germany delivered the overall best playing of all teams during this WC. Even if Italy and France are great in the finale, it won't really equal out their matches before it. So, yeah, I think Germany is the best with certainly the best offensive of the WC. With the overall performance I definitely agree. Thay had their worst game against Italy and even that was a close one against one of the best teams in the world. It was really fun to watch this german team play and there aren't many german teams you can say that about I'll agree as well. From the shambles they looked 3 months ago they have been tranformed into an exciting attacking outfit and Klinsmann has certainly proved his critics wrong.
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Levy
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Gullimont-Kyro wrote: Levy wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Well, ya know what? On the whole, I really think that Germany delivered the overall best playing of all teams during this WC. Even if Italy and France are great in the finale, it won't really equal out their matches before it. So, yeah, I think Germany is the best with certainly the best offensive of the WC. With the overall performance I definitely agree. Thay had their worst game against Italy and even that was a close one against one of the best teams in the world. It was really fun to watch this german team play and there aren't many german teams you can say that about I'll agree as well. From the shambles they looked 3 months ago they have been tranformed into an exciting attacking outfit and Klinsmann has certainly proved his critics wrong. yeah. it's actually quite funny to see the same people begging Klinsmann to stay who three months ago wanted to shoot him on the moon
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Box
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SCHWARZ ROT SCHWEIN-GEIL 
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Box
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Angela Merkel is so Cute! 
Now may France annihilate the boot 
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Levy
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Box wrote: Angela Merkel is so Cute! Sorry. I just threw up in my mouth
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Levy
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Oliver Kahn just announced his resignation
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Neostorm wrote: Levy wrote: Neostorm wrote: who scored for portugal? Gomez on a header assisted by Figo Thanks God, all the Benfica fans are going to scream and say he should've been playing all along, probably instead of Pauleta LOL. Yeah, and i'm a Sporting CP fan....lol, and i think Scolari should have played with 2 Strikers and not just one.
P.S.-Nuno Gomes and not Nuno Gomez please, we're not fucking spanish...thanks  _________________
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Levy
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There haven't been many teams playing with two strikers (Germany and Brazil and ???) which could explain why there were so few goals
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Levy wrote: There haven't been many teams playing with two strikers (Germany and Brazil and ???) which could explain why there were so few goals exactly.....Pauleta alone couldnt do much, Only Deco or Maniche with good kicks could score a few....thats why Germany and Brazil scored so much i think.
Anyway congrats to Germany and Specially PORTUGAL, we are gaining respect and most important of all the hate from UK LOLOLOLOL. Best of luck to French or Italians...... _________________
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Anyone heard at the time about this? One match where I would love to see final moments.
http://www.snopes.com/sports/soccer/barbados.asp
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Gulli
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 that is brilliant.
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Dr. Lecter
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Oh God, that was the football match to end all football matches. I'd LOVE to see that one!
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Dr. Lecter
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I wonder if there is a video of that match anywhere online...
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