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Karela · 2014-07-18, 02:39

Argentina is my favorite team, but Germany won the World Cup finally

Sheba · 2014-07-18, 05:37

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Originally Posted by ChampDream

I'm the only one that think that the reporter ask a stupid question and she got the answer she deserved?

remember when a journalist asked Putin what happened to the Kursk and the Russian leader replied, "It sunk."?

I think Muller's reply is on the same level

Kakurin · 2014-07-18, 12:29

Lahm's retired from national team play.

Mentar · 2014-07-18, 19:54

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Originally Posted by sneaker

Mentar's translation doesn't really do Müller justice, it was done very jokingly and not harsh or butthurt.

I'm sorry - I thought that this was obvious by the way Müller said it

Sneaker is entirely correct - Müller was joking and totally overplaying his response. I just thought Schweinsteiger's assist was hilarious, since the reporter didn't get it.

I'm also _sure_ that Müller was still genuine. He couldn't care less about the Golden Boot, he was in it for the world championship title.

Guardian Enzo · 2014-07-18, 19:57

I'm mildly surprised to hear about Lahm, who would have had an outside chance to be a starter in Russia. But I guess he wanted to go out on top, and who can blame him?

Lahm was arguably the most important player on this run, though Muller and Noyer could make a hell of a case. When Low finally extracted his head from his nether regions and moved Lahn to fullback is when Germany really blossomed as a unit.

germanturkey · 2014-07-18, 22:40

if not russia, at least the next euros. but if he wants to focus on the club, i can understand.

Jazzrat · 2014-07-19, 20:10

Lamh is 30 this year, he'll be past his prime by the time the next world cup comes along especially how he plays. With a world cup medal, a lot of the older players probably won't be there for the next World Cup as well as a lot of are close to 30 which is considered the point where you are past your prime (except for Klose but he's a goal poacher so stamina/speed is not a big issue).

The German team would probably have to revamp some of it's core with new/young players for the Euro if they want to have a better tested team for the next World Cup.

Guardian Enzo · 2014-07-20, 21:08

Klose will be almost 40 - even for him, that's too much.

SuitUp · 2014-07-21, 04:44

Well, Milla had his best WC when he was 38, and scored in the next WC, in spite of being 42...
But of course, Milla was one of a kind

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