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Re: Germany's World Cup tactics: shaped by data
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2014 5:47 pm
by marko
There no point arguing over this anyway, fact is Germany won the world cup, they were the most organised squad, left nothing to chance, SAP or no SAP, am happy that when a team puts 100% effort and commitment, sucess usually follows!!! Spain were lucky not to meet the Germans along the way, they would have put 10 past them, the irony of the world cup was, the African sides gave the finalist a heck of a game, one has to imagine if they were just as organised as the germans, they could have met in the finals
Re: Germany's World Cup tactics: shaped by data
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2014 7:15 pm
by metalalloy
marko wrote:There no point arguing over this anyway, fact is Germany won the world cup, they were the most organised squad, left nothing to chance, SAP or no SAP, am happy that when a team puts 100% effort and commitment, sucess usually follows!!! Spain were lucky not to meet the Germans along the way, they would have put 10 past them, the irony of the world cup was, the African sides gave the finalist a heck of a game, one has to imagine if they were just as organised as the germans, they could have met in the finals
Fair enough.
Re: Germany's World Cup tactics: shaped by data
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2014 7:58 pm
by camex
marko wrote:There no point arguing over this anyway, fact is Germany won the world cup, they were the most organised squad, left nothing to chance, SAP or no SAP, am happy that when a team puts 100% effort and commitment, sucess usually follows!!! Spain were lucky not to meet the Germans along the way, they would have put 10 past them, the irony of the world cup was, the African sides gave the finalist a heck of a game, one has to imagine if they were just as organised as the germans, they could have met in the finals
