





Yesterday Germany played their first game, and at Nathan's work lots of the Germans were feeling sick in their stomach with FEAR. Why? Because Germany is one of the better teams, and they are EXPECTED to do well. But soccer is a funny game, and anything can happen. We Aussies are more relaxed. Everyone expects Australia to lose (though reading the SMH, it's a lay down misere that they're going to win the tournament!), so there's no pressure.

You know the table soccer game we all played when we were kids. Remember what it was called? Fussball or Foosball, right? That's actually taken from the German way of saying football. What to the Germans call it? You'd expect "Tisch Fußball" - literally table football. Nope - it's called Kicker.
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