Socrates

Germania distratta ma Neuer dimostra di esserci anche lui in campo.

Tuffi verdeoro.

94 anni fa il Brasile perse contro l'Uruguay 6-0. Stasera si batte il record?

Subito le riserve in campo per preservare i giocatori migliori.

Sesto?

Ma sicuramente ci saranno purtroppo molte persone che si suicideranno per una partita di calcio.

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BRASILE IN GINOCCHIO.

Crande Cermania!

Record Klose! 0-2

David Luiz di esperienza.

Finisce in rissa.

Germania-Olanda finale terzo posto.

Arbitra Dracula che non vede i morsi degli altri.

Dante al posto di Thiago Motta e Bernard (20) al posto di Neymar.

La musica é finita ... l'inno continua!

Pagliaccio David Luiz con la maglia di Neymar tipo vessillo.

Scolari cerca di corrompere Löwe con un regalino.

Llorente on Tevez 'understanding' Jul 7, 2014 Fernando Llorente has praised teammate Carlos Tevez, and admits that he has a new understanding of fitness after joining Juventus. The Spanish striker joined the Bianconeri last summer, signing on a free from Athletic Bilbao, and forming a tremendous partnership with the Argentine. And the Roja international has been moved to commend his goalscoring ally, as well as commenting on Antonio Conte’s training methods. “I’ve never trained as hard as I have since I’ve been here,” he told Hurra Juventus. “I have a great understanding with Carlitos. He is a true warrior on the pitch. “He defends the ball so well. He might be small in stature, but even the best defenders have difficulty getting the ball off him.”

Man City lead Pogba race Jul 6, 2014 L’Equipe claim Juventus starlet Paul Pogba sparked a bidding war between Manchester City, Real Madrid and Manchester United. The midfielder’s price-tag has only climbed after his performances for France in the World Cup. According to French newspaper L’Equipe, Manchester City have climbed into the lead in the race to sign Pogba, seeing him as the ideal replacement for unsettled Yaya Touré. As Touré is heading towards PSG, that would rule the Parisians out of the race for Pogba. City have the funds to reach Juve’s price-tag, which is believed to be anything from €80m to €100m. Real Madrid are also contenders, though are unaccustomed to paying such large sums for a midfielder. Manchester United want Pogba back, but having released him as a teenager when his contract expired, they would have to pay a huge sum for his return.

Pogba wants to be complete player Jul 4, 2014 Juventus and France’s Paul Pogba says he is driven by a hunger to one day become a complete player. The young midfielder has had a highly successful career thus far, starring in successive Scudetto wins for the Old Lady and in his country’s run to the World Cup quarter-finals. However, speaking to L’Equipe during an interview, the former Manchester United player admitted there is still a lot of room for improvement in his game. “I still have everything to improve,” Pogba stated. “My target is to become the complete player who can do everything. Getting assists, scoring but also defending. “What am I missing? I’m still lacking experience and a lot of work. But I have the desire to give it my all to be one of the best in the world. “I like 4-3-3 or 4-5-1, they are formations that give you a certain freedom. But it’s true that the 3-5-2 has also made me grow a lot.”

Pogba: Pirlo and Scholes idols Jul 4, 2014 Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba classes Andrea Pirlo and Paul Scholes as the two main idols of his career so far. In an interview with French outlet L’Equipe, the 21-year-old also revealed that he enjoys watching videos of past and present great players in order to improve his game. “At the start I was a forward, then a number 10. I liked the trequartista role, I felt at home there,” Pogba said when asked about the course his career has taken. “Then I moved back and it started to be more aggressive technically. That way I had the chance to complete my game. In Italy I have grown further from a tactical point of view. “I love to watch the videos [of the matches] and correct my errors on the pitch. I often watch Andrea Pirlo, Yaya Toure but also Gerrard and Lampard. “I also like watching videos of the great former players like Zidane and Ronaldo. I look to take the best aspects of their games and mix them up. “My role models? Pirlo at Juve and Scholes at Manchester United.”

Saha: Manchester United made mistake in letting Pogba leave The ex-Red Devils forward believes Sir Alex Ferguson made an error in allowing the France international to leave for Juventus and admitted he reminds him of Patrick Vieira. Jul 5, 2014 Former Manchester United striker Louis Saha feels the Old Trafford outfit made a mistake in allowing Paul Pogba to leave the club. The midfielder was allowed to leave for Juventus in 2012 after just three senior appearances, and has gone onto forge an excellent reputation at both club and international level. His performances at the World Cup for France have caught the attention of supporters and scouts alike, with Chelsea believed to be preparing a lucrative package to lure him from Turin to Stamford Bridge. And Saha, who scored 28 Premier League goals in 52 starts for the Red Devils, believes Sir Alex Ferguson made a rare error in allowing the 21-year-old to depart the club. "It's not often I will criticise Manchester United and Sir Alex Ferguson but it's clearly one of their biggest mistakes," he talkSport. "He's clearly a talent. He's a confident player and he's always trying to improve. He's got a lot of aggression but he's got so much potential to improve." Saha also claimed that Pogba reminded him of former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira in his playing style, with his ability to play in both defensive and attacking roles a key attribute. "He's been very important for France and showed in the last game [a 2-0 win over Nigeria] he can score goals and he can dictate the midfield area. "He was very strong in his desire to go forward and he is a great box-to-box player. He reminds me of Patrick Vieria but maybe with a bit more style."