Wait and see!G0930 said:
That's why I think you shouldn't value this success too highly, otherwise it will hit you when it really countsG0930 said:
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I know it was only a friendly competitionx patrice x said:Wait and see!
The fact that our boys aren't quite up to speed is probably due to the fact that we were qualified right from the start. Sunday is the draw and the team will be ready in the summer!
That's why I think you shouldn't value this success too highly, otherwise it will hit you when it really counts
That's the thing with coaches... - in the end it's the players who do it!G0930 said:I know it was only a friendly competition
But that's not the first unexpected loss for Germany . I wish your team that they will be ready for the cup but I doubt it š¤£
You should have accepted Rangnicks offer of training the DFB...
Well good for us š
Obviously not in Germanys casex patrice x said:
G0930 said:Obviously not in Germanys case
A team stands and falls with their coach...
I think DFB will sack the current coach soon if downward spiral continues
We can't afford to change coaches again now!Silversurfer99 said:
i think there are better Coaches, but they don`t want to do the job..like JĆ¼rgen Klopp..or even Rudi Vƶller, who coached when they beat France..iircx patrice x said:We can't afford to change coaches again now!
Who else...? We don't have anyone better
Actually a great one . But as an Austrian I cannot help to feel Schadenfreude cause of their poor performances š¤£Miyagi not miyaji said:
You have a German coach, the best way to motivate AustriaG0930 said:
Jo owa da Rangnick is leiwandwrzlbrnft said:You have a German coach, the best way to motivate Austria
Jo, this was rather stupid from our very stupid DFBG0930 said:
Could be or maybe not ...If so only because Germany got a cakewalk group compared to oursRisto234 said:
Atleast your team still makes to next round after finishing third having beaten the heck out of us (or Finland) ...G0930 said: