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samuelbarros
06-09-2006, 08:39:PM
San Marino 0 - 13 Germany

Bad luck San Marino, a brave performance undone by 13 quick break-aways by Germany.

I felt San Marino were still in it until the 12th goal went in, that one killed off the game.

Don't forget, there's no easy games in international football.

rony31
06-09-2006, 08:40:PM
hahaha (H)

Hendrik
06-09-2006, 08:50:PM
The San Marino players begged Lehmann not to take the penalty - and he gave in. :kader:

Silencer
06-09-2006, 09:03:PM
Pathetic if you ask me :o
Demolition Derby poor San Marino but I can't understand why they always try to get into any tournament when they just don't have any good players :nape: Embarassing really getting beaten by the big boys time and time again must be really frustrating too :boohoo:

$teauA
06-09-2006, 09:06:PM
Would you give up a chance to play footie against Ballack, Podolski, Lehmann etc..?

hahah "13 quick breakaways" (H)!!

Richie2710
06-09-2006, 09:07:PM
12' [0 - 1] L. Podolski
29' [0 - 2] B. Schweinsteiger
30' [0 - 3] M. Klose
34' [0 - 4] M. Ballack
43' [0 - 5] L. Podolski
45' [0 - 6] M. Klose
47' [0 - 7] B. Schweinsteiger
64' [0 - 8] L. Podolski
66' [0 - 9] T. Hitzlsperger
71' [0 - 10] L. Podolski
73' [0 - 11] T. Hitzlsperger
87' [0 - 12] A. Friedrich
89' [0 - 13] B. Schneider (pen.)

All goals in 1 file, 1min45secs HQ Xvid 1300kbs (18MB)

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Seán D
06-09-2006, 09:08:PM
how many did Podolski score? was it 5? surely someone with 2 like Hitzelsperger or Sweinsteiger (SP?) could have taken the penalty.

teccomin
06-09-2006, 09:12:PM
way to rig goal difference.
lets predict Germany - San Marino now!!

JJSFC
06-09-2006, 09:13:PM
It does not do any favours for the smaller teams to play the big nations, all they ever do is get humiliated. :nape:

teccomin
06-09-2006, 09:21:PM
yea it hurts to see this kind of humiliation. why not let the smaller nations play among themselves first then have the top teams join the big boys in the main qualifier.

Richie2710
06-09-2006, 09:31:PM
All goals in 1 file on Youtube:

View Youtube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=je7X5lRwmDs)

untouchable
06-09-2006, 10:07:PM
yea it hurts to see this kind of humiliation. why not let the smaller nations play among themselves first then have the top teams join the big boys in the main qualifier.
Thats a very good idea actually, which means Uefa will never use it.

Elber2k3
06-09-2006, 10:24:PM
Thats a very good idea actually, which means Uefa will never use it.
The German announcer said that they are actually talking about that.

Mikey
07-09-2006, 01:42:AM
Podolski's dangerously overrated... and todays goals will only inflate his goal tally and make him even more overrated. Thats all

dannyeli
07-09-2006, 02:00:AM
Podolski's dangerously overrated... and todays goals will only inflate his goal tally and make him even more overrated. Thats all

AMEN :Bow:

Deisler
07-09-2006, 02:43:AM
Podolski's dangerously overrated... and todays goals will only inflate his goal tally and make him even more overrated. Thats all

The entire Azurri team is overrated mate. Ah got Govou?

Socrates
07-09-2006, 02:47:AM
Podolski's dangerously overrated... and todays goals will only inflate his goal tally and make him even more overrated. Thats all

Agree, at the moment I dont see anything really special with him but he is young and at a good team so maybe it will change in a season or two but for now just an average player.

Bonzi
07-09-2006, 03:13:AM
The Germans weren't even glad after scoring goals :) Only Schweinsteiger smiled after scoring from the free kick.

johan
07-09-2006, 05:00:AM
imagine brazil or argentina playing vs san marino.. 84-0 lol

Mikey
07-09-2006, 05:07:AM
The entire Azurri team is overrated mate. Ah got Govou?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=oLJiJlxZHa4

smoove
07-09-2006, 07:52:AM
The entire Azurri team is overrated mate. Ah got Govou?

your now offically the dumbest person on this board, ah and that was the lamest "comeback" in a while,too :)

ADC1987
07-09-2006, 08:49:AM
http://youtube.com/watch?v=oLJiJlxZHa4


http://www.everlasting-flame.de/img/MafiaCard.jpg

Haha

VanTheMan
07-09-2006, 08:56:AM
imagine brazil or argentina playing vs san marino.. 84-0 lol

germany beat argentina in the world cup.
so they wouldnt score more than 10 against san marino.
end of topic.
amen.

Hendrik
07-09-2006, 11:15:AM
No one's saying (at least I hope so) Podolski is wordclass like his partner upfront Klose. He's yet to play a season consistently on a high level. The fact that he's already moved to a big club shows that he doesn't fear competition, in fact he's very ambitious.
I wouldn't call him average though. 20 goals in 35 appearences for the nt at the age of 21 speak for themselves.

He's definitely one of the biggest prospects in world football, that can't be denied.

BayernFan01
07-09-2006, 02:09:PM
No one's saying (at least I hope so) Podolski is wordclass like his partner upfront Klose. He's yet to play a season consistently on a high level. The fact that he's already moved to a big club shows that he doesn't fear competition, in fact he's very ambitious.
I wouldn't call him average though. 20 goals in 35 appearences for the nt at the age of 21 speak for themselves.

He's definitely one of the biggest prospects in world football, that can't be denied.

f*cking right and hes got one hell of a left foot

rony31
07-09-2006, 04:08:PM
probably because he's left footed

Jannes
07-09-2006, 04:14:PM
No one's saying (at least I hope so) Podolski is wordclass like his partner upfront Klose. He's yet to play a season consistently on a high level. The fact that he's already moved to a big club shows that he doesn't fear competition, in fact he's very ambitious.
I wouldn't call him average though. 20 goals in 35 appearences for the nt at the age of 21 speak for themselves.

He's definitely one of the biggest prospects in world football, that can't be denied.

:jap:

Zlatan
07-09-2006, 04:48:PM
Germany was so lucky, the result could've easily be the other way around.










Just joking guys, good job. ;)

henry#14
08-09-2006, 12:27:AM
probably because he's left footed

Lolzer.

thetrooper37
08-09-2006, 01:57:AM
I doonno if this has been mentioned yet but, San Marino apparently have only ONE professional player who plays in the Italian 3rd division. Not a bad result for a bunch of amateurs against the 3rd place team in the WC

night
09-09-2006, 08:55:PM
Funny how only Italy fans are complaining about Podolski.. Honestly I'd take him over Luca Toni, Inzaghi, Gilardino or Iaquinta any day.

SlowSilver
09-09-2006, 09:02:PM
germany beat argentina in the world cup.
so they wouldnt score more than 10 against san marino.
end of topic.
amen.

Erm, football doesn't work like that.

Deisler
09-09-2006, 09:46:PM
Funny how only Italy fans are complaining about Podolski.. Honestly I'd take him over Luca Toni, Inzaghi, Gilardino or Iaquinta any day.
That's exactly what i meant, and i was given for dumb bu the 'smartest' fvck on the forum. :ewan:


As far as calling the result 'not bad at all' well thats being a little too nice, i recon is a new european record for goals conceded at home so yeah it is a horrendous result.

BayernFan01
09-09-2006, 09:51:PM
imagine Germany vs San Marino at home :boohoo: :kader: :hump: :nape:

Deisler
09-09-2006, 09:54:PM
Erm, football doesn't work like that.


This Manc said it to someone else so it's worthless to repeat mate. :)

johan
10-09-2006, 04:40:PM
Germany won vs Argentina but HOW ??

Don't tell me Germans are better then Argentinians..simply false..

France lost to Italy.. and now they beat them 3-1 :boohoo:

Socrates
10-09-2006, 04:53:PM
Funny how only Italy fans are complaining about Podolski.. Honestly I'd take him over Luca Toni, Inzaghi, Gilardino or Iaquinta any day.

Take it easy now, Podolski can get there but not there yet. Toni has been a goal scoring machine for two seasons now and he has done this at teams that are not so dominate in the league ( Palermo and Fiorentina ). Inzaghi...used to be really good and he still is, scored today. Gilardino, dont know what happened to him but he was a machine at Parma. Iaquinta, well he is not so great. TBH He kind of reminds me of Torres...

Go Deutschland
10-09-2006, 05:24:PM
Don't tell me Germans are better then Argentinians..simply false..

And don't tell me the Argentinians are better then the Germans, football doesn't work like that, when you have equal, or closely equal skilled teams it is anyones game, so Brazil could beat Germany, then Germany could beat Brazil. But as for San Marino, it wasn't there day, even if they are just one of those minnow teams that never improve. and for Podolski, he is getting in-form, and when he is in-form he deserves the hype he gets, but he is young and inconsisent, but will improve, and I think by the end of his career he will be as successful, if not more successful then Gerd Müller, Jürgen Klinsmann, or Rudi Völler, I hope.

Hendrik
10-09-2006, 06:39:PM
Don't tell me Germans are better then Argentinians..simply false..

I'd say both teams are at the same level although Germany performed way better at the last World Cups.

TBH He kind of reminds me of Torres...
That's not necessarily a good thing. :(

Funny how only Italy fans are complaining about Podolski.. Honestly I'd take him over Luca Toni, Inzaghi, Gilardino or Iaquinta any day.
Nah, he's not up there yet. At the moment Klose easily tops all of those guys anyway.

BayernFan01
10-09-2006, 07:11:PM
yea klose is one of the best strikers if not best at the moment. he has a high work rate and he is also creative when it comes to play making. i guess that makes him a centre forward?

night
10-09-2006, 09:26:PM
I wish if they both chose to play for Poland :(

BayernFan01
10-09-2006, 10:24:PM
They probabaly wouldnt have developed to be so great playing in poland. the bundesliga and germany have shaped them into what they are now. The polish might disagree with this. :jambo:

Socrates
10-09-2006, 10:24:PM
That's not necessarily a good thing. :(


Nah, he's not up there yet. At the moment Klose easily tops all of those guys anyway.

:D, indeed it is not a good thing. Podolski is young and has the right body shape for a striker so he could turn about to be very good but for now kind of reminds of Torres.

Klose is really a top class striker, I dont consider him a forward eventhough he can set up his partner/does offer his team more than just the regular striker would. Gol tv is starting to show German games from now on and I am starting to really see how good he is.

BayernFan01
11-09-2006, 02:48:AM
i think klose could fit into just about any team in the world at the moment