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Aldair and Márcio Santos/Ricardo Rocha >>>> Btw I was right after all. A lot can change in 4 years. Today's Brazil to WC's Brazil is a night and day difference and it's only been two years. Also as I said the generation wasn't really bad, it lacked more experienced players and a better coach.

Not saying we wouldn't have lost cause definitely we would, but maybe not like that if we had Silva. Luiz can't function without him.

A lot of things can change in 4 years. This is not a bad generation - except maybe offensive wise; although there's this guy from Santos who seems to be the number 9 we need, look up Gabriel; - by any stretch, what happened against Germany was a casualty caused by many factors... Now, did that...

Yeah, he was approached by our Federation and it was said that he would be interested in taking the reins but only after seeing his contract with Chelsea through. We should have accepted Guardiola's offer last year.

Mourinho will probably be our coach for the next WC but for now that's all we have. It's not like there's a huge gap between Brazilian managers, unfortunately they're all shit. I hope at least that he focus on young prospects like Coutinho, Firmino, Gabriel, Mário Fernandes, Dória...

They have their moments.

[/B] To exemplify why Lahm stands out in today's Football. He's competing with mediocre fullbacks.

Lahm is an exceptional FB in a Football world of bad to mediocre FBs. In Brazil we have a saying that goes something like this 'Among the blind a one-eyed man is a God'. Glenn Johnson is the perfect example how to be a FB today you don't need talent and skills but physical attributes only...

Is that what he says? @Bayernstar can you translate for us?

He's a talented boy indeed. So is Gotze. I remember back in 11-12 when he would barely start any game yet when he came in he showed how talented he was. But personally i never truly believed he could be a big star, so many youngsters never really make it. When i saw Gotze coming in i thought...

Even Maradona was disappointed with their choice. Anyone with a sane mind could see he didn't deserved it. Real World Cup legends have won it in the past, he might have won it as well but he didn't become one.

Messi is FIFA's golden boy, he only won it for marketing reasons. Nothing more, nothing less.

Enjoy, my man. I was lucky enough to have lived that twice so i know what it feels like, party as much as you can. And this generation truly deserved it, too much talent to just let an below average Argentina squad take it from you. Question though, did you actually went to Brazil or?

:lol: - - - Updated - - - It only works for teams about to get their 4th title.

1970 to 1994 = 24 years, Brazil wins the title 1982 to 2006 = 24 years, Italy wins the title 1990 to 2014 = 24 years, Germany wins the title The curse of 24 is true after all. :D

Who are the sore losers, huh? Bunch of dirty rats, go back to your caves.

Because they got stolen twice and the last time was never recovered? - - - Updated - - - Argentinians in Rio

A lot of reports from Argentina saying there's riot in the streets. People shoplifting stores and fighting the police. Live: http://tn.com.ar/envivo/24hs - - - Updated - - - Also a friend from Copacabana says there's been many fights between groups of Brazilians and Argentina fans.

Higuain :lol:

I've said it for at least 4 years that on paper Germany is the best squad in the world.