@Panzer: Not only does the German team have a Gomez (albeit I would rather not have him in the team, thank you very much), we also have an �zil (Turkish roots), a Khedira (Arab roots), a Boateng (rooting from Ghana) and a Cacau (born in Brazil) in the German team.

Ich glaube die ist jetzt schon perfekt.

Man sollte England jetzt nicht auch noch v�llig dem�tigen, die haben heute echt genug Pech gehabt. Und ich gebe zu, sie tun mir etwas leid.

Oh, and M�ller, Lahm, Schweinsteiger and Badstuber are from a little mountainous country with stubborn, unrelenting hill people called "Bavaria", where the men wear trousers made of animal skin, where they drink beer from 1 liter kegs, and perform the holy rite of eating Schweinsbraten.

IMO a deserved victory for Germany - despite the goal not given. England had a phase of domination over the German team that lasted about 20 minutes, but couldn't exploit it.

I'd rather see other teams go home than England, though.

I can say what I want. If you want to be a sheep and like the stupid sport because everyone else does then go ahead.

Call me a troll you dick, feckless sheep get back to your game of gay men running round and slapping each others backsides. Twat.

I see it as some kind of "karmic adjustment" for the undeserved red card for Klose during the Serbia game.

Yes, if Germany wins by larger margin than 1 goal, that's fair.

It doesn't work like that. England's disallowed goal completely changed the dynamics of the match. If England hadn't had to attack with all men afterwards they might not have opened up their defence so much.

If the game had stopped after the ball bounced out, the ref would have had time to look at the screens (as the ref in the WC final four years ago, when he saw Zidane's headbutt). But the play continued, so there was no chance to take some time before the decision.