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巴拉克已經回到德甲老東家 但是他仍將幫助德國隊

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前天德國隊跑去看獅子 教練表示他很高興沒有人被獅子吃掉 大家眼神中都沒有恐懼

Ballack, 33, who has joined Bayer Leverkusen after being shown the

Stamford Bridge door, has been helping the Germans compile dossiers

on England.


German boss Joachim Low revealed Ballack could be his secret weapon

for tomorrow’s World Cup last 16 clash.


Ballack has been giving the in- side track on former team- mates,

John Terry, Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole.


Low said: “I have talked to Michael many times about the Premier

League and we had a good chat two or three months ago about individual

players such as Lampard.


“He knows a lot about these players and we have comprehensive

information at our disposal.”


Low stayed in the training camp studying videos while his young side

visited a lion park yesterday morning.


“I’m happy to report that none of my players got eaten! There is

no fear in anyone’s eyes,” he said.

“There is a tension, yes, but it is healthy stage fright. We won’t

go into the game hiding our heads in the sand.


“We are young, but are we nice? I don’t think that comes into it.

You should see them in training.”


Skipper Philipp Lahm laughed off suggestions Fabio Capello’s Three

Lions were lying in wait.

He said: “Yes, we saw lions but it was more of a petting zoo so we

had some young cubs in our arms.


“On Sunday the treatment we give to the lions we face will be more

aggressive than this morning.”


Low says his men must listen to all the info passed on to them or

risk being ripped apart.


“Give Wayne Rooney and Lampard lots of space and they can be

unstoppable. England have a fantastic fighting

spirit and burning ambition.

“The axis of their team – Terry, Steven Gerrard, Lamp- ard and

Rooney is just amazing.


“But there is no fear, maybe a few nerves. There are many chapters

in the book of Anglo- German encounters and this is the latest.


“They are usually full of sparks. The English have a never-say-die

attitude. They are known for their fight and commitment.”


Low said he had ignored rumours of unrest in the oppositon camp.

“England are strong mentally and have great experience,” he said.

“It is not the end of the world if they sit together and ask what

they can change.”
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