Happy to see that Spain beat Germany today. Better team definitely won. Perhaps the Germans should have fielded the squad seen above?
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Euro 2008
Category: Humor • Sports
Posted on: June 29, 2008 6:54 PM, by John Lynch








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I don't know. Hegel is, IMHO, a liability in back. He's too impressed with his own press releases, probably believes that he simply cannot be beat. Leibnitz ... definitely the best keeper the Germans have ever put in goal (he's more agile, mentally, than Kahn was or Lehman is). Nietzsche, a bit of a loose cannon ... as the replay shows, he's prone to argument with the referee. I see Nietzsche seeing a red card early or, after a yellow, being pulled in favor of Habermass.
Posted by: w | June 29, 2008 7:55 PM
And watching were the organizers,
Rules Committee - Kapila, Gautama, and Yajnavalkya
Tournament Committee - Panini, Gargi, Vachaknavi
Coaches
Greece: Kannadaa
Germany: Nagarjuna
Commentators: Aryabhata, Hemachandra, Gangesa
Posted by: rimpal | July 7, 2008 11:08 AM