German squad announced

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    German_Tim said: 31/08/2006 2:56 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by cfdh_edmundo View Post
    Saw this lad tonight on Eurosport for Hertha Berliner SC v Tiblisi in the UEFA Cup, he didn't look much kop, seemed to be playing left back and I can see us exposing him if he starts for Germany in Stuttgart.
    He won't start as it will be my Borussia "darling" Marcell Jansen!

    http://www.transfermarkt.de/spieler/...ieler_id=16624

    Marcell is a great talent (like McGeady). Arsenal & Hamburg offered € 10 million for him, but Borussia thankfully refused.

    Arne Friedrich had his 1st training session today and is supposed to be the 2nd central defender near Manuel Friedrich. He's not top-fit and both guys didn't ever play together...so it should be very dangerous for Germany and a big advantage for you.


    Quote Originally Posted by eirebhoy View Post
    Jansen is ahread of Fathi in the pecking order for left back. He played against Sweden with Lahm at right back.
    Not only against Sweden but also against Portugal at the WC. I'm curious how he'll cope with Aiden...
    Last edited by German_Tim; 31/08/2006 at 3:02 PM.
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    eirebhoy said: 31/08/2006 4:39 PM
    German Tim - Do you reckon (in the last 20 years or so) Germany have fielded a weaker defence in a competitive match to the one which will play against us?
     

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    Schwalker said: 01/09/2006 9:40 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by eirebhoy View Post
    German Tim - Do you reckon (in the last 20 years or so) Germany have fielded a weaker defence in a competitive match to the one which will play against us?
    Hmm, let me answer that....No!

    But on the other hand we are not really a defending team anyway, you might find that Ballack and Frings might both be in defensive roles in this game as we sometimes prefer to rely on speed and technical skills to simply bypass the midfield.