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If concentration camps are your concern, why were you routing for Germany? lol
Time to change the signature?
I have a feeling that whoever wins that match will go on to lift the cup.So German vs Argentina ..... I have a feeling Germany might just have what it takes, but Argentina is by far the best team at this year's World Cup. Hard one to predict that one.
I have a feeling that whoever wins that match will go on to lift the cup.
The refs in both the games today were pathetic to say the least
well it prob going to be Argentine and Brazil
Everything affects everything else. While they might still have attacked it would have changed the risk assessment players make. It changes the stress level and therefore not only the players' thinking processes but also his ability to perceive what is happening, e.g. his field of vision narrows. Adrenaline may pump to such an extent that the fight or flight response may shift towards 'freeze', i.e. begins to restrict the playes mobility. These are known effects of stress, probably unquantifiable, but present.I would just like to clarify that I feel that goal not given had zero affect on the game. England wanted to win as they didn't want a penalty shoot out with Germany. Even with the score at 2 - 2 England would still have attacked the way they did and the same result would have been on the card.
I have a feeling that whoever wins that match will go on to lift the cup.
the refs have been pathetic throughout the WC with the exception of a few
I have a feeling that whoever wins that match will go on to lift the cup.
Couldn't find my original post in here - wtF?
Germany 3 - Brazil 2.
Remember this?
And the comments that followed?
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Revenge is sweeeeeeeeet!!!
Meanwhile goalkeeper Manuel Neuer all but admitted he had a lucky escape after the goal that never was. With England 2-1 down, Frank Lampard was convinced he had equalised when his shot beat Neuer before hitting the underside of the bar.
It was pivotal moment in the match and Neuer was all smiles at the end of the game.
He said: "I tried not to react to the referee and just concentrate on what was happening - it was difficult. I knew it was close. Then I saw it on the television in the doping control office and what actually happened. I knew it was tight - probably about two metres.''