The 2010 German World Cup team was a force to be reckoned with – a physically strong, methodical, and dangerous team whose leading goal scorer, Polish-born Miroslav Klose, fell just one goal short of tying the all-time record of individual World Cup goals. The team’s prowess was enhanced by the footwork and speed of one [...]
Archive | July 22nd, 2010
National Soccer Teams and Integration: Minorities are Cheered, as Long as They Are Winners
Posted on 22 July 2010.
By: Delancey Gustin
Posted in French Politics, Germany, Immigration1 Comment
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