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They were actually. I think people underestimate Asian teams. Japan are similarly surprsingly good.
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Yeh ze germane did seem to have the same team from 4 years ago
and while 4 years ago they were on average 25 and hungry they are now on average 29 and past it.
and there you go...
although I think it is justice given their behaviour against the swede's when they scored a late goal.
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Germany out and Switzerland through. That's a good result for the neutrals.
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There was a spell when they were on the ropes and Serbia should have scored - I can see a more incisive team scoring against them.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostFinally, we agree on something.
Brazil didn't look in any danger of losing last night.
But they can score goals.
It's a typically good, but not great, Brazil team.
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Finally, we agree on something.Originally posted by sasguru View PostWell Germany looked tulip from the off, Brazil don't.
Brazil didn't look in any danger of losing last night.
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At least one of those, possibly moreOriginally posted by sasguru View PostAre you saying there's something fundamentally weak in the English character, the England team's character or just tattoed chavs' characters?

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Shouldn't the thread title be: "Sales of Replica German Football Shirts Slump."
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Mesut Ozil must've thought he was wearing an Arsenal shirt. What a tulip performance...
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They lost the football, but won the economy.
Too early?Last edited by scooterscot; 27 June 2018, 18:28.
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