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I am in my 20's and a passionate student, majoring in Psychology. I was born and brought up in Germany, moved around about 4923 times and recently moved in with my lovely boyfriend Mr. Bubbles (no that is not his actual petname), who affectionately shares the space in my green Bubble.

I am a raging, almost melodramatic observant, who picks up on body language and gestures like no other. I love to spending my days out and about and observe anything that comes my way, just so I can report it to whoever is around me.

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Monday, June 28, 2010

Germany wins and Wembley repeats itself ... hmm what a glorious game!

WOW! WHAT A GAME!

I am fully aware that I keep posting and talking about all these soccer games these days, but HEY! It's the ultimate set of games of all ultimate sets of games ...

THE SOCCER WORLDCUP!
(DUHH!!!... you would need to live under a rock, not to know that really!)


I just returned from the rather empty restaurant that I watched the legendary 2 teams Germany and England play against each other. Seeing Germany play over the last couple of games, I actually wasn't very hopeful at all and pretty much prepared myself to go home with a sad face. However, it all turned out to be entirely different and we won. WE WON. WWEEEEE WOOOONNNN.

The highlight of this game? 100%, the repetition of the Wembley goal 1966.



This was clearly NOT a goal. Neither referees saw the "goal", but decided that it was indeed a goal, which benefitted England and lead to their glorious worldcup final winning!

Tonight, we had a similar situation. Germany was at 2:1, when the instance occurred. The english player Upson gained control of the ball and sent the ball into the German goal, scoring 2:2 ... or so they thought ....



The replay clearly shows that this actually was a goal. Instead, neither the referee nor his assistant saw it and it was NOT counted as a goal. England angry and defeated, Germany's confidence boosted and on the rise. The final score: 4:1 for Germany! I guess history does repeat itself and what goes around does come around after all.

We are playing the winner of the Mexico vs. Argentinia match next saturday *prays for Germany*.

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