Airlinelover From United States of America, joined Jun 2001, 5580 posts, RR: 27 Reply 2, posted (11 years 8 months 3 weeks 3 days 21 hours ago) and read 847 times:
Jaspike wrote:
It's the big match tonight!
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Chris
Lets do some sexy math. We add you, subtract your clothes, divide your legs and multiply
JFKspotter From United States of America, joined Jan 2001, 448 posts, RR: 8 Reply 4, posted (11 years 8 months 3 weeks 3 days 21 hours ago) and read 837 times:
Jaspike From United Kingdom, joined Feb 2008, 1 posts, RR: 2 Reply 8, posted (11 years 8 months 3 weeks 3 days 21 hours ago) and read 832 times:
It always does happen, but some brainy people in Westminster (Or somewhere like that) are stopping people like them going to other countries, but I don't think they'll ever stop all of them.
They're a bit over excited...
.....it's only a game..
Full-time: England become only the second side ever to beat Germany in a World Cup qualifier with a magnificent performance in Munich. Germany 1-5 England.
90 mins: Hargreaves plays a ball over the top of Germany's defence and Kahn has to be quick off his line to deprive Beckham.
England are completely in control and Germany are struggling to get hold of the ball.
83 mins: Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher comes on for Scholes.
78 mins: The outstanding Gerrard is substituted for Bayern Munich's young midfielder Owen Hargreaves.
73 mins: England find themselves two-on-two with Germany when Scholes breaks forward. He squares the ball to Heskey, who holds off Rehmer and slots the ball past Kahn from 12 yards.
Hoardes of German fans start to leave the Olympic Stadium while their English counterparts are understandably raucous.
Germany 1-5 England.
72 mins: Seaman reacts quickly to get to the ball ahead of Rehmer on the edge of England's six-yard box.
67 mins: Gerrard robs the ball from Ballack, breaks forward and plays a superb through-ball to Owen. The Liverpool striker out-paces the German defence before lifting the ball confidently over Kahn.
Germany 1-4 England.
66 mins: Jancker gets ahead of Ferdinand to meet a Deisler free-kick but sends his header wide of the post.
65 mins: Real Madrid's Steve McManaman comes on to replace Barmby on the left-side of midfield.
58 mins: Germany miss a glorious opportunity to pull back a goal. Deisler crosses from the right and Jancker heads back into the path of Ballack. The midfielder volleys his effort high over the crossbar from nine yards.
57 mins: Deisler goes close for Germany with a searing 30-yard drive.
56 mins: Beckham heads clear a Boehme cross to alleviate a period of intense pressure for England.
48 mins: Beckham curls in a delicious cross from the right and Heskey cleverly heads into the path of his strike-partner Owen.
Owen scores his second goal of the game with a right-footed half-volley past the despairing Kahn.
Germany 1-3 England.
Half-time:Germany 1-2 England. Germany bring on Asamoah for Worns. England do not make any changes.
45 mins: Gerrard scores his first international goal to put England into the lead on the stroke of half-time. He takes a Ferdinand knock-down on his chest and lashes an emphatic volley home from 30 yards.
Germany 1-2 England.
45 mins: Seaman makes ammends for his earlier error with a fantastic save low to his right from Boehme.
44 mins: Seaman drops a routine cross and is lucky that the ball does not fall to one of the lurking German players.
Owen celebrates his goal for England
41 mins: Unmarked Neuville takes a cross on his chest and swivels to volley fiercely from 20 yards. His powerful effort goes wide of England's post.
38 mins: Kahn is lucky to be awarded a free-kick for what looked like a legitimate challenge on him by Nick Barmby. The Germans are relieved after having faced a period of incessant English pressure.
35 mins: Steven Gerrard brings down his Liverpool team-mate Dietmar Hamann 20 yards from goal. The resultant free-kick from Jorg Boehme is deflected out for a corner.
30 mins: England are awarded a free-kick close to the penalty spot after Kahn handles a careless back-pass from Deisler. Beckham fires toward the top corner, his effort is bravely blocked by Marko Rehmer and Neville strikes the rebound over the crossbar from the edge of the area.
England are starting to control the game and are creating the better chances.
25 mins: Beckham plays a glorious 70-yard pass to Owen, who outpaces his marker before unleashing a powerful volley wide of the post.
22 mins: Deisler misses a chance when it looks easier for him to score. Neuville plays the ball to the German playmaker and, unmarked from eight yards, he scuffs his shot wide of the post.
19 mins: England claim a penalty after Heskey goes down under a challenge from Christian Worns in the area, but Pierluigi Collina waves play on.
17 mins: England captain David Beckham goes desperately close to scoring another goal for his side.
He curls a low free-kick marginally wide of Kahn's right-hand post.
12 mins: In-form Michael Owen scores an equaliser for England.
England's Ferdinand challenges Jancker
Gary Neville heads into the area breaking Germany's offside trap, Nick Barmby cleverly heads back to Owen and the Liverpool striker volleys home from nine yards.
Germany 1-1 England.
8 mins: England mount their first attack of the match. David Beckham breaks down the right and crosses low toward Emile Heskey, who is lurking on the edge of the six-yard box.
Kahn comes off his line quickly to clear with his feet.
6 mins: Germany, who have dominated the early stages of the match, take the lead.
Michael Ballack crosses from the left, Neuville heads on from the edge of the area and Jancker bursts through to slot past David Seaman from eight yards.
Germany 1-0 England.
3 minutes: England defender Sol Campbell heads away a threatening Oliver Neuville free-kick for a corner.
The resultant set-piece is hit too long and England come away with the ball.
1830 BST: Carsten Jancker and Sebastian Deisler kick off for Germany at a noisy and expectant Olympic Stadium.
Gyro From , joined Dec 1969, posts, RR: Reply 16, posted (11 years 8 months 3 weeks 3 days 19 hours ago) and read 813 times:
Not to worry my friend...
I just hope that Rudi Voeller doesn't get the blame for this one since it wasn't his fault... And I hope that Sven Erickson doesn't get the credit for this one because he doesn't deserve it either...
I wonder whats going on with soccer lately... Holland is prety much out and won't be there ( ) Brazil is struggling to make it and it looks ugly... England beats Germany???
Airsicknessbag From Germany, joined Aug 2000, 4723 posts, RR: 38 Reply 17, posted (11 years 8 months 3 weeks 3 days 19 hours ago) and read 806 times:
But you don´t really expect England not to win games vs. Greece and Albania (!) at home (!!) when these teams firmly occupy the last spots in group 9 (!!!) and have no chance to get to Korea and Japan (!!!!), do you?
Effenberg? Never, that selfish Bavarian bastard just counts his riches with his wife until she dumps him as soon as he´s old and invalid (i.e. with 36 ).
Anyway, what am I doing in front of the computer on a Saturday night??? Gotta go now, the night is young and so am I ...
GKirk From UK - Scotland, joined Jun 2000, 24621 posts, RR: 58 Reply 22, posted (11 years 8 months 3 weeks 3 days 17 hours ago) and read 788 times:
Damn Germans, change the BY livery and now, get thrashed by England! Oh well, as lomg as France give the English the beating they deserve IF they play.
Germany dont deserve to be in the World Cup after this
When you hear the noise of the Tartan Army Boys, we'll be coming down the road!
Airsicknessbag From Germany, joined Aug 2000, 4723 posts, RR: 38 Reply 24, posted (11 years 8 months 3 weeks 3 days 4 hours ago) and read 766 times:
...NOT
Daniel
25 EGGD: Well, i was in the aviation chat room for the whole of the game, well i was in the pub watching it! I came back at Half time to see my good friends Su
26 Ryanb741: At the end of the day, 5-1 was a fantastic result for us, but I don't think the teams were that far apart. If Deisler hadn't missed an easy chance to
27 Klaus: Congratulations to England! We lost... but I think it just had to happen at some time. Airsicknessbag: Effenberg? Never, that selfish Bavarian bastard
28 Jaspike: England did well. Let's hope they keep it up
29 Ryanb741: Interesting to see that many Scots prefer to say Germany are an awful team instead of recognising England's achievement. I mean, Germany, prior to las
30 Peter.: Well, we know what England did last time when they had beaten us at the EuroCup. They lost their qualification for the next round anyway. But yesterda
32 GKirk: I noticed the English fans were up to there usual rioting. Whilst we Scots, win, draw or lose will keep on partying. And that English anthem is stupid
33 EGGD: Lose lose lose, its all an excuse for the scots to get drunk
34 Ryanb741: Why is it that Craig Brown always seems to pander to the English media? There the BBC were, two hours before Scotland's crucial clash with Croatia and
35 Ryanb741: Another point, to you Germans out there. Don't be too dispirited because the difference between the teams wasn't four goals, it was just finishing and
36 EDIpic: England are, have been and always be your superiors ...and you wonder why the Scots support any team that play against England with that attitude....?
37 Ryanb741: Here we go again I meant England were superior at football. Anyway, why should we care what you bitter Scots with your one dimensional team and your j
38 Ryanb741: Oh yeah: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/football/world_cup_2002/newsid_1522000/1522497.stm Read it and weep, suckers......
39 Airsicknessbag: From Ryanb741´s BBC link: >>>Beckenbauer predicted a German victory before the match. That´s not quite true, he said he expected a draw; and so did
40 EDIpic: BBC link:... uses the word "if" twice.... I'm really really convinced too.....
41 Jaspike: All that matters is that England won, and hopefully they will do on Wednesday
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