24 minutes agoNeuer speaks of victory night: After what happened to Barcelona I fell asleep
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Manuel Noyer was the first player to wake up one day after winning 8-2 over Barcelona. Captain bavarez consumed breakfast and then set off on his bicycle, walking several miles around the hotel where the German team was standing. “Can't sleep normally after a match in Champions, no longer [...]
I can't sleep normally after a match in the Champions, much longer when it's too late, so it shows 34-year-old, so I woke up early and took a big round of”
JULY 8-2
The Triumph with the Noyer Catalans shows it as a win of character. What we did was really impressive. I remember every goal from that meeting. A night that will not be easily forgotten”, World Champion said in 2014 with Germany. Noyer used the morning ride to clear his mind and regain his focus on a historic yet difficult success, since one day the whole world spoke only of Germany's champions.
We can't think of Barcelona alone. That victory must depart from our minds as soon as possible to leave Lyons. Of course, after the competition we can think long about what happened that night. The most important match is the next one, and with Lyons it will not be easy just to beat the Spaniards. If we think so, we're wrong. We have to wake up right away and start the game over, Noier said. We know we're the best team at the moment.
RE SPEKT FOR THE OBJECTION
- What? We saw it with Siti. They fought perfectly, striking their opponent at every opportunity given them. They line up and don't allow space. We'll have to be patient if we want to win”.
Manuel believes in the team's strength and promises she will do anything to get to the finals. Our qualities are already known. Our strongest weapon is the group, and from this we're going to fight the best. We want the final at any cost to the”, the captain of the German national and Munich Bayerni. Nouer received only two goals in the last match with the Catalans, viewing the remainder of the match as spectators, as the Spanish attacked very little towards the German gate.
