Schneider!
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History only remembers the guy who scores and Ronaldo's two-goals will always overshadow the rest. But from my perspective, Schneider was the best man on the pitch during the WC final. He was absolutely everywhere, like if he had a twin to give him a hand. He covered the whole midfield on his own, recovering an impressive amounts of balls, always putting the opponent under pressure. Always fighting (love that!), distributing either accurate long-range passes or inspired close one's (that requires some flair), setting up partners, dribbling Brazilians down the line... Without mentioning his extraordinary shooting skills that the Saudis (among others) have had the "privilage" to taste. He was simply unstoppable, especially on his predilection flank: the right one! Me is really impressed. 
Some of his previous performances already dropped a hint, either in this WC or in the Champion's League (don't follow the Bundesliga, so can't say!). He's not exactly what we call an established player, but I guess this is just suiting this surprising WC to perfection. This final marks the consecration of another talent on the Football planet. That I really wouldn't mind having in Turin, really, especially as he could be a perfect solution in a foreseeable troubled Juve midfiled.
He just won a new fan.
Ciao.
Some of his previous performances already dropped a hint, either in this WC or in the Champion's League (don't follow the Bundesliga, so can't say!). He's not exactly what we call an established player, but I guess this is just suiting this surprising WC to perfection. This final marks the consecration of another talent on the Football planet. That I really wouldn't mind having in Turin, really, especially as he could be a perfect solution in a foreseeable troubled Juve midfiled.
He just won a new fan.
Ciao.
Yeah, that's something to consider, indeed. On the other hand, why wouldn't he catch the chance of a lifetime, should it presents? He's 28, relatively unknown, maybe he wants to take this opportunity to reach higher mountains and I'm sure the German club could be tempted by making much money on him, before the "WC effect" stops bringing an influence to bear upon the clubs. Well, now that you mention it, Leverkusen always end up selling their pearls...
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Ciao.
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Ciao.
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