Euro 2012. The Groups

[das_ben]

Well, no. A quick Wikipedia search suggests otherwise (otherwise as in "things are a little more complicated") for Özil, Klose and Podolski.

But that wasn't my point. And I believe that if you consider "full integration" and "feeling German" qualities, we won't find a least common denominator to get to it.

 

[Exus Tecius]

England, France and Holland have people from their colonizations from 400 years ago, Germany's immigrants were post World War 2. And while the first ones are fully integrated, Germany's multi-culti-tutti-frutti has miserably failed, most of them are living in "social ghetto's" or in real ghettos like Kreutzberg/Berlin and do not feel german at all.

you sound like a nazi from thüringen.which doesnt mean you are one.
atleast you act so.i think you have a problem that players like özil and podolski are playin (getting the chance to play) for germany.they are not pure arian right?

Edit: lol.whats the difference if an immigrant lives since 400 or 40 years in a country.
anyway,tnx god not everyone is brainwashed like your kind.

 

[DarkEmperor]

you sound like a nazi from thüringen.which doesnt mean you are one.
atleast you act so.i think you have a problem that players like özil and podolski are playin (getting the chance to play) for germany.they are not pure arian right?

Edit: lol.whats the difference if an immigrant lives since 400 or 40 years in a country.
anyway,tnx god not everyone is brainwashed like your kind.

What is so special about the nazis of Thuringen? And the difference lies in the integration. Read again to understand.

I 've just discovered "Marko Marin", a Bosnian Serb. Holy crap the list is enormous.

 

[das_ben]

"Marko Marin", a Bosnian Serb.

...born in Yugoslavia! This might just make him the least integrated person in German history.

 

[Benfica]

Group B:
Holland
Denmark
Portugal
Germany

Portugal - Germany 0-3
Portugal - Holland 0-2
Portugal - Denmark 0-1