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2014 FIFA World Cup


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Interesting comment from Tim Vickery on world football phone in, nobody from the premiership has excelled in the last world cup, that cant be a coincidence.

Looking forward to the game today, while not always entertaining the world cup final is the biggest game in football. I think Germany deserve to win the trophy, but am die to win £100 if Argentina do!

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Germany were deserved winners, they had a tough group and according to Tim Vickery were completely screwed from a geographical viewpoint. Despite this they always looked the most balanced side in the tournament. Argentina have also had a very good world cup and made a great final of it. Unfortunately for them fitness problems with their attacking players probably made them fall slightly short.

Goetze has had a pretty poor world cup, but will always be remembered for that great goal. It was worthy of winning a tournament which Im glad didn't go to penalties. I didn't like the Golden glove and golden ball presentations before the main presentation, it was also silly to give it to Messi.

Overall a pretty good final to end a great tournament. For all the positives of the champions league and European championship, the world cup matter so much more.

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