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World Cup 009 | France Are Good, Germany Are Bad. Why?

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World Cup 009 | France Are Good, Germany Are Bad. Why?

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6 days ago55:47

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As traditional World Cup giants like Germany and the Netherlands fall, their flaws are exposed but how deep do they run? Are these football cultures that have been overtaken the changes in the modern international game? Why then are France excelling? John Brewin, Miguel Delaney and Jonathan Wilson discuss the reasons behind these shifts, as well as where new ideas in international football are coming from. They also berate some refereeing decisions, for good measure.

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