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carlitosbaez
Vaaaaamos ESpañaaaaaaaaaaa, going to siesta and after that don´t know what time will be here, going to be friend´s house, 25 people over there
See you and good luck Holandeses!!
Carlitos
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kleermaker
Well, I think I will be too tensed to be able to really enjoy the game, so eating will also be difficult but drinking necessary!

Kleer, my friend, no worries
I prescribe several BEERS ... and some screaming .... to relax you.

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kleermaker
Well, I think I will be too tensed to be able to really enjoy the game, so eating will also be difficult but drinking necessary!

Kleer, my friend, no worries
I prescribe several BEERS ... and some screaming .... to relax you.

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kleermaker
Well, I think I will be too tensed to be able to really enjoy the game, so eating will also be difficult but drinking necessary!

Kleer, my friend, no worries
I prescribe several BEERS ... and some screaming .... to relax you.

So, five hours to go. What is everyone drinking? .

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Silver Dagger

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kleermaker
Well, I think I will be too tensed to be able to really enjoy the game, so eating will also be difficult but drinking necessary!

Kleer, my friend, no worries
I prescribe several BEERS ... and some screaming .... to relax you.

So, five hours to go. What is everyone drinking? .

MIMOSA


Mimosa is a cocktail-like drink composed of 1 part champagne or other sparkling wine and 1 part thoroughly chilled orange juice. It is traditionally served in a tall champagne flute with a morning brunch

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Hey shortfatfanny, just like you I watched that game as a 9 year old. One of the hardest for our German team - "die Wasserschlacht gegen Polen". In fact they were about to cancel the game completely, when at last minute one of the people in charge had the idea to use large rolls (Walzen) to clear up the green. So the game went ahead (still under horrible conditions).

Up to now the 1974 World Cup and our winning team there, have been my yardstick concerning the quality of our respective teams. But our recent team has surely changed that. Still I think our '72 dream team (which I only came to praise afterwords being too young in the first place) might be the strongest German team of all time. But it was only short lived and this new ensemble, being so young, surely still has some surprises in them.

I think the 1974 German side gets unfairly overlooked because of the way the Dutch team from that era gets romanticised. They were, however, an outstanding side and their track record says it all - 3rd in WC '70, European Chanpions in '72, World Cup winners in '74, European Championship runner up in '76.

Germany has produced many terrific sides, and that was the best of the lot. They were maybe slightly better in '72 than in '74, but it was still a great team, with several truly world class players. Gerd Muller was my footballing hero as a kid and he's still my favourite international player of all time.

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Silver Dagger
Anyone for a glass of Schneider Weisse?

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Hey shortfatfanny, just like you I watched that game as a 9 year old. One of the hardest for our German team - "die Wasserschlacht gegen Polen". In fact they were about to cancel the game completely, when at last minute one of the people in charge had the idea to use large rolls (Walzen) to clear up the green. So the game went ahead (still under horrible conditions).

Up to now the 1974 World Cup and our winning team there, have been my yardstick concerning the quality of our respective teams. But our recent team has surely changed that. Still I think our '72 dream team (which I only came to praise afterwords being too young in the first place) might be the strongest German team of all time. But it was only short lived and this new ensemble, being so young, surely still has some surprises in them.

I think the 1974 German side gets unfairly overlooked because of the way the Dutch team from that era gets romanticised. They were, however, an outstanding side and their track record says it all - 3rd in WC '70, European Chanpions in '72, World Cup winners in '74, European Championship runner up in '76.

Germany has produced many terrific sides, and that was the best of the lot. They were maybe slightly better in '72 than in '74, but it was still a great team, with several truly world class players. Gerd Muller was my footballing hero as a kid and he's still my favourite international player of all time.

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carlitosbaez
Soccer city Stadium, OUR PROMISE LAND,
What do you prefer Elvis one or Berry´s?

Carlitos
Tenerife

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Silver Dagger
Anyone for a glass of Schneider Weisse?

I'd prefer Erdinger, Silver Dagger, but still your taste concerning German beer (Weizen) is excellent ;-)

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Gazza
Muller was able to 'score' from even more unlikely positions than Mick Jagger!