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RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - dominar rygel xvi - 08-07-2014 22:53
(08-07-2014 22:35 )bytor Wrote: Guessing Scolari will be looking for work by the morning
I thought he was retiring after this tournament anyway.
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - TheTrooper - 08-07-2014 22:58
So are The Netherlands shaking in their cloggs? And are Argentina shaking their mighty steaks lol?
I would love to see a Germany - Holland final!! Incredible rivalry there would be!!
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - dazza2971 - 08-07-2014 23:00
Was that Brazil we have just seen lose 7-1 or a Sunday pub side?
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - HannahsPet - 08-07-2014 23:03
Well i did call it after the quarters but was shocked by how much
Just hope Germany can Finish the Job now
think it will be a lot closer than tonights game
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - Regenerated - 08-07-2014 23:07
Tonight's was a footballing lesson for Brazil. They have to learn from this. Germany were forced to regroup and rebuild after the 5-1 smacking England gave them in 2001, then England had to regroup after Germany forced them to eat shit 4-1 in 2010. Now it's Brazil's turn to learn some humility.
As the BBC's Tim Vickery just said they've been talking about the record number of World Cups for a while thinking everything is fine - tonight's result shows all is clearly not fine in Brazilian football. Light years away from being fine in fact.
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - mikedafc - 08-07-2014 23:11
Silva seemed to be the glue that held the defence together and organised them, without him there just seemed totally disorganised and had no leader in defence
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - Scottishbloke - 08-07-2014 23:27
Whilst all the focus seems to be on how poor Brazil were tonight I have to say that I thought Germany were brilliant. I have visited Germany 6 times and I know just how much football means to that nation (aswell as porn and beer obviously)
The only way I sum up Brazil is with this smilie
As for the Germans they'll be partying well into the night no doubt
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - dazza2971 - 08-07-2014 23:28
Like headless chickens
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - Fernandez Esperenda - 08-07-2014 23:29
(08-07-2014 22:41 )Goodfella3041 Wrote: I feel for you Fern. Despite all the friendly (and not so friendly) banter on here, it's never a nice feeling when your team goes out.
I am sure that after this 'trauma', they will regroup, get their swagger back, and win another tournament soon enough.
Copa America is next year so I will look forward to this
Hopefully we will re group, We still have 1 more game left in the world cup yet so hopefully we can get a little respect back in that game.
RE: World Cup 2014 Brasil - Fernandez Esperenda - 08-07-2014 23:33
(08-07-2014 23:07 )Regenerated Wrote: Tonight's was a footballing lesson for Brazil. They have to learn from this. Germany were forced to regroup and rebuild after the 5-1 smacking England gave them in 2001, then England had to regroup after Germany forced them to eat shit 4-1 in 2010. Now it's Brazil's turn to learn some humility.
As the BBC's Tim Vickery just said they've been talking about the record number of World Cups for a while thinking everything is fine - tonight's result shows all is clearly not fine in Brazilian football. Light years away from being fine in fact.
One thing I have noticed is since Oscar, Paulinho, Ramires, all moved to the Premier league they all look complete different players and look like they have lost willingness and do not perform aswell...
Look at the Confederations Cup Brasil compared to Now..