| 01.07.2008 |
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Getting to the final of a major tournament is a huge achievement and even the achievement of getting to one and then losing it should be celebrated. Even for Germany, where expectations used to be incredibly high due to the team's enviable record, the fact that they battled to the final of Euro 2008 without really playing that well is reason enough to be proud. Thankfully, no-one is castigating the players or coach for the defeat to Spain and as a result, the official line is that there will be no major changes for Germany as they head for the qualification rounds for the 2010 World Cup.  All of which means that Jogi Loew will not be removed and will continue to lead Germany. Smart move - if Jogi can get this team to the final, then just think what he will be able to do with players like Podolski and Schweinsteiger when they hit their peak, surrounded by young stars in their current mould. All power to you, Jogi. You did a sterling job and we're proud that we did our bit to keep you in your position. Best Regards, The "SAVE JOGI" Campaign. |
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