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How German are Germany’s main strikers?

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notorganic	notorganic Posted 15 Years Ago #752929
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 21K, Visits: 0	It's worth noting that this piece was written by a Ugandan.
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mvictory	mvictory Posted 15 Years Ago #752928
Amateur Group: Forum Members Posts: 498, Visits: 0	My prediction for Australia v Ghana. Ukrain 1 Croatia 1, Ghana 0. Seriously, we can't make comments like that against the germans when so many of our past and present stars where born overseas. Even our future ones Ruka (Ukrain), Vidosic (Croatia), Djite (USA), Danning (ghana), Ibrahim (ethiopia). Edited by mvictory: 15/6/2010 01:34:02 PM
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*imnofreak*	*imnofreak* Posted 15 Years Ago #752927
Legend Group: Moderators Posts: 35K, Visits: 0	notorganic wrote: Funky Munky wrote: So by this theory, Samoa scored their first world cup goal against Japan in 2006:p The goal was about 33% Irish, wasn't it? And 100% spectacular. I know, I know. That was [size=1]100%[/size] horrible.. 8-[ Edited by imnofreak: 15/6/2010 01:18:37 PM
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notorganic	notorganic Posted 15 Years Ago #752926
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 21K, Visits: 0	Funky Munky wrote: So by this theory, Samoa scored their first world cup goal against Japan in 2006:p The goal was about 33% Irish, wasn't it?
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Funky Munky	Funky Munky Posted 15 Years Ago #752925
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 21K, Visits: 0	So by this theory, Samoa scored their first world cup goal against Japan in 2006:p
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walnuts	walnuts Posted 15 Years Ago #752924
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 10K, Visits: 0	We have the opposite problem. We can't keep our dual nationalities!
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*Joffa*	*Joffa* Posted 15 Years Ago #752923
Legend Group: Moderators Posts: 66K, Visits: 0	Quote: How German are Germany’s main strikers? Monday, 14th June, 2010 By Fred Kaweesi in Cape Town AUSTRALIA was the first World Cup team to arrive here and could be the first to leave.The Socceroos were stripped naked in a 4-0 drubbing by Germany on sunday and their fortunes in the tournament further undone by the straight dismissal of lead striker Tim Cahill. But the question is, were the Germans simply superior or Australia simply bad on the day? Three German colleagues were kind enough to fund my night out, where we argued for hours about all things German. Among the arguements, I tabled to ideally mitigate any pride were that three of Germany’s scorers against Australia were famously non-German. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. But given Germany’s status as favourites, what if all goals scored by Lucas Podolski, Cacau and Miroslav Klose were apportioned in accordance with their multiple nationalities? Here’s how it would work out: Miroslav Klose Born in: Opole, Poland Parentage: Polish mum (she played handball for the national team) and German-Polish father (played for the Polish national team).It means that Klose’s goal was 50% German and 50% Polish. Claudemir Cacau Born: Rio, Brazil Parentage: Purely Brazilian with just a German passport. It means his goal was 100% Brazilian. Lukas Podolski Born: Gliwice, Poland Parentage: Polish handball playing mum and Polish professional footballer dad. Podolski’s goal was 25% German, 75% Polish. Just a thought, can anyone carry out a DNA match on Mario Gomez? His contributions off the bench were 75% German and 25% Spanish. If I were German, I would never be proud. http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/30/722735
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