We were insecure ... It got a bit better in the second half and we took our chances, but (goalkeeper) Jens (Lehmann) kept us alive with his experience.
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We were insecure ... It got a bit better in the second half and we took our chances, but (goalkeeper) Jens (Lehmann) kept us alive with his experience.
Well I won't have any bits of paper tucked away [with a list of who aims where] like [Jens] Lehmann had at the World Cup ... All that matters is that we win, with or without penalties, both for ourselves and for Ecuador.
Is there a problem with referees in the Bundesliga? Or is the problem quite literally in Jens Lehmann’s head?
We are examining the evidence and looking at the match video of the incident ... On Monday, we will decide whether to investigate the matter further with Jens Lehmann.
The young are supposed to be irresponsible and the old are expected to show wise leadership. But at Arsenal it is the other way round - and in a game which encapsulated the Gunners' season, Jens Lehmann and Cesc Fabregas demonstrated how they both defy the stereotypes.
A competition with Jens Lehmann was proclaimed that, to my eyes, he couldn’t win ... The same was true with [defender] Christian Woerns who, in contrast to Christoph Metzelder, stayed true to one team and wasn’t sitting on the bench.
Experienced national players deserve at least some respect and loyalty ... I think there were cases in the past - for example Oliver Kahn - who was put in competition with Jens Lehmann which, in my eyes, he (Kahn) could never win. Or Christian Woerns who played previously in the same position as Christoph Metzelder.
Is there a problem with referees in the Bundesliga? Or is the problem quite literally in Jens Lehmann’s head?
Hello Stevo mate, went for a job interview yesterday and got the job, now the guy wants me to work today 6 till 10. What am I supposed to do?
Users of the BBC Sport Player Rater are tough mistresses indeed. Not a single Germany player has made the top 10 of the tournament so far - even though the team has reached the final. Spain's David Villa is ranked third with an average of 8.13, although he is set to miss out with injury. Fernando Torres is ninth with 7.57. Lukas Podolski is the top German with 7.40.
Stevo, GREAT excitement here. Expats in full Spanish kit and waiting for the unbelievable screaming, car honking and fireworks when we win. Will be a tougher test than Russia, but, Fabregas - the difference in semis - could help the team do it. General disregard for Arrogantes [sic] - but if they win, will be forgotten. PODEMOS!!
Can anyone help? I'm stuck on who to support! Spain, the country of my second language, or Germany, home to my future hubby, Podolski? Ideas Stevo?