Re: Die Mannschaft aim to dominate the world football for the next decade

by rwo power Sun Feb 15, 2015 4:37 pm

Well, in news tickers I have often enough seen "DFB-Elf" or even "DFB-Team". I guess the media people went for brevity there.

I most likely say "Nationalelf" or "Nationalmannschaft", if I don't say "unsere Jungs" ("our boys"), but then, I'm not from Bavaria. ^^

by Hapless_Hans Sun Feb 15, 2015 4:50 pm

When I adress them directly towards the screen I usually call them "Pfeifen", "Deppen" or "Idioten".

by rwo power Sun Feb 15, 2015 4:59 pm

by Football Enthusiast Mon Feb 16, 2015 2:42 am

@BarrileteCosmico, @rwo power, @Hapless_Hans, @BAYERN_MUNICH

Thanks to you people for the enlightenment about your respective NT's nicknames.

by rwo power Mon Feb 16, 2015 3:51 am

You're welcome. Smile

I need to note that neither "DFB-team", "DFB-Elf", "Nationalmannschaft" or "Nationalelf" etc. are really "nicknames". They are just normal descriptive terms for our NT. I guess we are just boring like that XD

As a matter of fact, there have been attempts to find a nickname in the past (stuff like "Eagles" due to the eagle on the German logo), but it never worked as it just doesn't sound natural and nobody here actually used it.

by Thimmy Mon Feb 16, 2015 6:33 am

rwo power wrote:
Hapless_Hans wrote:We are not in fact called "Die Mannschaft" in real life.
Unfortunately there is this stupid movie "Die Mannschaft" which was made last year after the World Cup that makes it appear so nonetheless

People, if you want to be hipsters, please say "DFB-Team", "DFB-Elf" or "Nationalelf" or even "Nationalmannschaft", but not just "Mannschaft".

"Mannschaft" really sounds more like the crew of a ship or an airplane in German ears.

Yep, the Norwegian equivalent of mannschaft is "mannskap", which refers to any group of people that works under a commander - most commonly used when referring to the crew/staff on a ship.

by futbol Mon Feb 16, 2015 6:49 am

Fss, I hope our Die Mannschaft reaches this goal. I really like Die Mannschaft. Okay, Löw is a bit of a clown but Die Mannschaft comes first.

hmm

by Football Enthusiast Mon Feb 16, 2015 8:54 am

No disrespect towards German NT but I really hope that Argentina NT will regain it's lost glory and once again they will earn the respect of football world. Go Argentina!!

by junkyard Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:24 am

Well, if Pep leaves Bayern for an English team, say Arsenal or United, will that make England a contender for next WC? hmm

by futbol Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:29 am

junkyard wrote:Well, if Pep leaves Bayern for an English team, say Arsenal or United, will that make England a contender for next WC?

Wouldn't Pep going to Arsenal make France a contender for the next WC? hmm

by El Gunner Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:29 am

Spain will win the next WC.

by futbol Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:34 am

El Gunner wrote:Spain will win the next WC.

No Xavi, no party. Pls go.

by junkyard Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:35 am

Fußball wrote:
junkyard wrote:Well, if Pep leaves Bayern for an English team, say Arsenal or United, will that make England a contender for next WC?

Wouldn't Pep going to Arsenal make France a contender for the next WC?

Arsenal is no more a french team. Cool

Chambers, Gibbs, Wilshere, Oxlade-chamberlane, Welback---dat English backbone playing under Pep. :bow:

by El Gunner Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:37 am

junkyard wrote:
Fußball wrote:
junkyard wrote:Well, if Pep leaves Bayern for an English team, say Arsenal or United, will that make England a contender for next WC?

Wouldn't Pep going to Arsenal make France a contender for the next WC?

Arsenal is no more a french team.

Chambers, Gibbs, Wilshere, Oxlade-chamberlane, Welback---dat English backbone playing under Pep.

nah ah, Pep to revive Flamini's career.
Gonna turn Sanogo into prime Raul :bow:

by junkyard Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:38 am

Fußball wrote:
El Gunner wrote:Spain will win the next WC.

No Xavi, no party. Pls go.

Koke and Isco can easily replace him. hmm

by junkyard Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:39 am

El Gunner wrote:
junkyard wrote:
Fußball wrote:

Wouldn't Pep going to Arsenal make France a contender for the next WC?

Arsenal is no more a french team.

Chambers, Gibbs, Wilshere, Oxlade-chamberlane, Welback---dat English backbone playing under Pep.

nah ah, Pep to revive Flamini's career.
Gonna turn Sanogo into prime Raul

Or next Bojan? :brickwall:

by futbol Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:40 am

junkyard wrote:
Fußball wrote:
El Gunner wrote:Spain will win the next WC.

No Xavi, no party. Pls go.

Koke and Isco can easily replace him.

reported

by junkyard Mon Feb 16, 2015 10:41 am

Fußball wrote:
junkyard wrote:
Fußball wrote:

No Xavi, no party. Pls go.

Koke and Isco can easily replace him.

reported

by Hapless_Hans Mon Feb 16, 2015 12:24 pm

Fußball wrote:Fss, I hope our Die Mannschaft reaches this goal. I really like Die Mannschaft. Okay, Löw is a bit of a clown but Die Mannschaft comes first.

How did it feel to write that?

As for Löw's interview, whatever he says it's clear to me Germany won't 'dominate' anything, let alone for a decade.

We didn't 'dominate' the WC, we just deservedly won it.
As others have said, it usually takes a certain spine of experienced top players for a team to win a big trophy, that spine was Pepcelona + Real for Spain, and it was Bayern + Kloppmund for Germany now.
With Lahm out and Schweini out after '16, two pillars will be gone, and who knows how the team will look in '18.

Surely we'll still have a great team, and I'd say we'll probably be among the contenders at least for the Euro '16, although then again we're not having a good quali so far hmm

Maybe the new assistant manager is a step down, and I was underestimating Hansi Flick all that time. hmm

In any case, Löw is now irrevocably full of himself and I have to laugh when I imagine him striving for decade long world domination.

by Great Leader Sprucenuce Mon Feb 16, 2015 3:31 pm

junkyard wrote:
Fußball wrote:
El Gunner wrote:Spain will win the next WC.

No Xavi, no party. Pls go.

Koke and Isco can easily replace him.

Not a chance lol.

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