They said Argentina was playing with their heart and Germany with their brain. That Argentina should win, they deserve better, Messi deserves it. If Germany donât win now, with this team they will never do it again. They said Germans are cold, robots without real emotions.
Just look at them⌠They might be perfectionist, yes but they came to Brazil to make their dream come to. And they did it. They fought like true warriors, fought together with all their might. They never gave up, never. They had hard moments but kept their heads up and focused on only one goal: to win the World Cup.
They are more than a team. Theyâre family. I was nervous like hell during the whole match but when Miro left after 87 mins I realised itâs over. End of the tournament, end of everything. Probably Miroâs last World Cup match. And I didnât care anymore if they win or lose, I was extremely proud and started crying. Crying for everyone. For Miroâs wonderful career, his goal record. For Mats, he was ill and injured but still on the field and rocked. For Bastian, he was pushed to the ground, kicked, punched in the face, bleeding, he barely could walk and he did it despite all of it. For Manu, this wonderful man whoâs more than just a goalkeeper, who did the greatest savings and won the Golden Glove. For Ăzil, who was said to be miserable and and useless but he isnât, really isnât he did a great job. For poor little Kramer, he looked like he would faint but fought till he could. For the one and only Thomas MĂźller, this a wonderful person. For Mario GĂśtze, Mario Fucking Golden Boy GĂśtze, who wasnât in form and was sitting on the bench for matches and he scored THE GOAL, the winner goal and he won the World Cup with it. For SchĂźrrle and his beautiful actions and goals, for Philipp, little Philipp when he raised the trophyâŚ.For everyone. The whole German nation.
These âheartlessâ Germans was crying after the match in pure happiness, relief and disbelief. They did it. Won the world cup. They are legends. Golden generation. They deserved it. And Iâm proud of them.
DANKE JUNGEN! DANKE SCHĂN.
