#germannt

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currently writing something for jamal musiala xx

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I will write a lot of very technical analysis and well thought posts.

The first one is that I think that the GermanNT is probably the hottest national team in the euro2024

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Translation: Interview with Julian Brandt before the DFB Cup Final (May 12, 2021)

Mister Brandt, what would it mean to win the DFB Cup and your first big title in professional football?

 Ju: A DFB Cup final is a new situation for me. I’m really looking forward to it – even without the atmosphere being like it usually is. I have a real motivation to win this final. It would be something special for me. Many players in our team have already won the DFB Cup before. It would be very important for the team and the club to hold something like that in their hands again.

 What personal memories do you have with the DFB Cup final?

 Ju: Since I’m a Bremen native I remember in 2009 when Werder Bremen won the cup I was in Berlin myself – not in the stadium, but in the city. My friends and myself were very happy after Bremen won the final against Bayer Leverkusen. Now I play the DFB Cup myself for a few years now and follow the finals closely.

 You stood in a DFB Cup semi-final with Bayer Leverkusen back in 2018 however you lost 2-6 against Bayern Munich. Has this been among your most bitter defeats?

 Ju: Of course you want to advance once you’re so close to the final. We even played a quite good game. However Bayern just had more quality and we didn’t have a chance against them. It was disappointing not reaching the final. It should always be your goal. But I hope I can play another final or two in the future.

 How do you assess the opponent RB Leipzig?

 Ju: They are quite good in the way how they play football. They go deep and do a good pressing. It’s a trademark of RB Leipzig. If a player loses a ball, everyone else tries to get the ball back. They are a very athletic team with many young players, who have an extremely good quality. And they have a very deep bench with many good players. If I think about how they were able to sub against Bremen in the semi-finals – Benjamin Henrichs or Emil Forsberg – it shows a great strength. They deserve to be on second place in the Bundesliga this season.

 Is there a favorite in the final?

 Ju: No. I think they are both good teams and everything can happen.

 Borussia Dortmund played an moody season. How do you assess this season?

 Ju: (thinks) I think times are special right now. It’s a new environment for every team to play in an empty stadium and to readjust to new hygiene plans every now and then. Some team deal with it fine other are having more problems. We belong to those team who struggled with it. We miss the fans extremely. 80,000 fans in the stadium do unleash some energy with our players. Those few percentages were missing. Those are – with a few minor exeptions – among the main reason for your season. At least we made it into a final and we have a chance to win a title and make it somewhat a golden season. And I really hope many things will change for the new season – not only in terms of football but also in our private lives of all people. I think if the normal life returns – also the easiness with BVB returns as well.

 Coach Terzic could crown his time as head coach with the DFB Cup before he’ll return to the bench as assistant coach. How important is it that he remains with the team in the future?

 Ju: You do have a different relationship with him, since he has already been assistant coach for a few years under Lucien Favre. And the good relationship stayed once he had taken over. On one hand you are a little looser with him on the other hand he is now the head coach. He helps us extremely. He can ignite a fire within our team from game to game. I think everybody is happy that he will stay with the team despite everything he has already achieved. Because lets be honest: once you tasted being head coach, perhaps you want more. However he loves the club and identifies with Borussia Dortmund.

 Lets talk about you again. You said once about your parents putting a lot of emphasis on being grounded and not losing ground. But isn’t that difficult sometimes if you are a national player at the age of 20?

 Ju: I think I never had a phase were I lost ground. At least that’s not what my family or friends told me. However its not easy all the time. I can understand that there are players, officials or coaches who like all the surroundings and it makes them better. Its unavoidable sometimes. Once success arrives and everyone patting you on your shoulder, the media hype starts, your mind has to deal with it first. It takes time. You can get crazy with it. I have always surrounded myself with family and friends. There has never been a reason to change. You become older and so you put more emphasis on different things in life unlike if you are 19 or 20 years old.

 Where have you put more emphasis on earlier than today?

 Ju: You went partying after the weekend as a 18, 19 or 20 year old after you scored a goal and made a good game. You get interested in new things. You basically get thrown into a pond as a young player. You want to try-out everything once. All your teammates drive great cars or wear expensive clothes. You are trapped in this system for a short time. However you wake up after a while and say: okay some things are cool, other stuff is unnecessary. For example I feel my contact for family and friends has become more important. I also spend more time in the gym then I did as a 19 oder 20 year old. And I pay more attention to what I eat. And somehow the time has ended where driving a fast car was something I was keen to do. I have a vespa roller in Cologne and sometimes that’s enough.

You just turned 25. Do you have a feeling about the public still treating you like a youngster?

 Ju: That was the case two or three years ago, perhaps. It changes a bit right now. However: I still have to play the youngster in Dortmund whenever we play eleven vs eleven. But I realize how time runs. I’m already in this business for eight years. Yet I still feel fresh. I don’t really follow closely what the media writs about me, so I can make any judgement in that regard.

 You almost played all national teams from under-15 to under-21 up until the first team. You played 35 games for them so far. What help has this been for you career?

 Ju: First of all, it was an extremely nice time. Every year I got some new experiences – whether it was the EURO-Cup with the under-17 or the under-20 World Cup in New Zealand. You get to know many people over the years, which you meet later on. For example: I became under-19 European champions with Marcus Sorg – and now he is assistant coach at DFB with the first national team. There have also been really nice characters like Horst Hrubesch. I’ve made many new experiences. It helped me a lot.

 Source: dfb.de

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The outfit of German NT 2018 Away jercey. 

德國國家隊2018客場球衣穿搭 

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Welp, that seems to be how Mats is IRL.

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4 years waiting now it's here 🏆(Part 3, not the last, of the countries series of images 😁) 👩🏻‍🎨

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They may not have won, but they will always be winners in my heart #germanynationalteam #germannt #worldcup #worldcup2018 #germany

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Mario Gomez trifft den Ball nicht.

Das war ja noch nie da...

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Another Night - Chapter 1 - Die Mannschaft (on Wattpad) https://my.w.tt/WGUoxsE2ycb Mara just accepted her job as the Tourism and Leisure Liaison Officer for the German National Team during the 2018 World Cup in Colombia. With Mara in charge of showing the team her country, she soon finds herself indulging a bit too much in the player's lives and only awaits trouble when she begins to gain feelings for one of them, which may not turn out so great since they won't be staying for long. MANU BELLO MY LOVE TU♥

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Arsenal are set to be without Shkodran Mustafi for Saturday’s Premier League match against Watford as the defender’s thigh injury continues to be assessed, Press Association Sport understands. Mustafi suffered the muscle problem while on international duty with Germany during the first half against Azerbaijan as the holders secured their place at the 2018 World Cup on the back of 10 straight qualifying wins in Group C. Following the 5-1 victory in Kaiserslautern, Germany manager Joachim Loew suggested it was a ‘torn ligament’, which if confirmed would rule the 25-year-old out for a substantial spell. While Mustafi will be absent when the Gunners resume Premier League action in Saturday’s late kick-off at Vicarage Road, we understand that the full extent of the diagnosis is still being assessed. . . . . . #shkodranmustafi #germanynt #germannt #fifaworldcup #fifaworldcupqualifiers #fifaworldcup2018 #worldcupqualifier #worldcupqualifiers #worldcupqualifiers2018 #englandnationalteam #fifaworldcuprussia #worldcuprussia2018 #arsenalfc #arsenalfans #arsenalfamily (at Emirates Stadium)

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⚽⚽⚽ #gernor #germannt #dieMannschaft #workworkwork #buissnescenter #mercedesbenzarena (hier: Mercedes-Benz Arena)

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EMBARRASSING @GermanNT

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can u believe the germannt interrupted the press conference after winning and sang die nummer eins sind wir and jogi is smiling like a proud dad, once again he raised a group of fine men even daddy manschaft is delighted

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✨ Some Toni Kroos wallpapers✨

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„He wanted me because he couldn't have me, and I wanted him because I knew I could have him but I didn't need him. ”