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Listed below are comments made by LastGoalinWembley between Thursday, 26th June 2008 and Thursday, 7th May 2009.

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Bitter recriminations at the Bridge 3:30pm on 07 May 2009 Now the Chelsea fraction of English football fans feel like it felt when Gottfried Dienst awarded the goal from a ball that never crossed the line.
Team of the tournament 7:55pm on 30 Jun 2008 @pxm1969

"Can't believe Lahm gets a mention - he was once a great player but he had a shocking tournament, so bad in the final he had to be taken off."

International viewers may not have received the information that Lahm was substituted because of a bleeding wound on his foot which had to be stitched at half time.
Spain are worthy winners 09:40am on 30 Jun 2008 Congratulations to the Spanish team. They played a great tournament and a fantastic last game. They deserve to be on the football throne.

Germany will be back in 2010 to finish the series:
3rd in 2006
2nd in 2008
??? in 2010

I personally hope, England will also be there.

Thank you to BBC for providing this interesting blog and website. See you in 2010!

Deutschland vor, noch ein Tor!
Problems at the IBC 4:05pm on 26 Jun 2008 F**k UEFA!
Basel serves up a thriller 1:18pm on 26 Jun 2008 ouch!
Basel serves up a thriller 1:07pm on 26 Jun 2008 first joke:

Don't mention the war!
Basel serves up a thriller 12:51pm on 26 Jun 2008 Just joking: You know there were people on the pitch when the 4:2 was scored.

You don't get the point. England supporters are much more focused on 1966 than we are. That is why it is annoying for you to hear people say, the ball was not in. (it actually wasn't)
Basel serves up a thriller 12:38pm on 26 Jun 2008 @englandcomeon

With your lack of a sense of humor and your doggedness you must be a German in disguise. You run out of arguments and the only thing left is the reflex of a "one worldcup and two worldwars" attitude. Great stuff!

And this club before country bullsh**: As long as Premier League is dominated by foreign players (and money) the England squad will continue to underperform.

Do me a favour and show up with a decent squad or at least a goalkeeper that earns that designation in South Africa 2010.
Basel serves up a thriller 10:28am on 26 Jun 2008 Correction:

Against Spain or Russia will be a different game. The current German team is much better against offensive sides which either oponent in the finals will be. However, I fear the skills of the Russian manager more than the more predictable Spanish team.
Basel serves up a thriller 10:24am on 26 Jun 2008 @chalobilly
You had your five goals last night. Is a 3:2 not more entertaining than a 5:0? Sorry about your weariness, get used to it. (:-)

Against Spain or Russia will be a different game. The current German team is much better against offensive sides which neither oponent in the finals will be. However, I fear the skills of the Russian manager more than the more predictable Spanish team.

@docblog
Thanks for your thoughts on luck. Again, luck is not the (main) answer. Not in a longterm view (11 finals since 1966) nor only yesterday. Who says that Germany could not have turned a two goal deficit? Show me a more efficient offense in this tournament...

@Hibee1985
The name refers to Dietmar Hamann's goal in 2000.
Quote from Wikipedia:
"His 30 yard free kick against England was the last goal at Wembley Stadium before it was rebuilt, and was also the winning goal in the 2002 World Cup qualifier."

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