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Originally Posted by CandyKreep
Taking the U.S win over Germany earlier this year, it was not quite their A-team but it was certainly not a team of their scrubs either. Sure, there was no Oezil, Lahm, Mueller, or Schweinsteiger. However, Klose, Poldolski, Mertesacker... guys who have a ton of caps for Germany played for the majority of the match, and were not out there ****ing around. I will concede that they were not playing with the same intensity that they would at a WC, but no one who competes on that level steps out onto the pitch and just completely phones it in. Your kidding yourself if you think that.
Klose is 35 years old, Podolski doesn't even start for his club and Mert played a half.
Here are 2 more German teams made up of players who were not in the squad that day that are both a huge amount better than the one you played against:
------------- Gomez ------------
------ Muller -- Ozil -- Reus ------
----- Kheidra --- Schweinsteiger ---
Schmelzer - Boateng - Hummels - Lahm
------------ Neuer ----------------
------------ Kiessling ------------
--- Gotze -- Kroos -- Castro ------
-------- Kehl -- Gundogan -------
Schafer - Badstuber - Huth - Riether
------------ Weidenfeller ----------
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Originally Posted by CandyKreep
Taking the U.S win over Germany earlier this year, it was not quite their A-team but it was certainly not a team of their scrubs either.
A team of scrubs is pretty much exactly what it was. Was basically their C team.