German national team manager Joachim Low delighted with qualifying campaign- Euro 2012 news
German national team manager Joachim Low has expressed his delight on the brilliant Euro 2012 qualifying campaign. He hailed his side for the sensational performances and stated that the team was rewarded as a result of hard work.
He claimed that qualifying with a perfect record is a huge achievement for his side and winning all the ten matches is a great accomplishment.
Die Mannschaft have qualified for the European Championships to be held in Ukraine and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Poland-c2983 next year with a perfect record. The team won all the ten matches played and accumulated 30 points, therefore, leading the Group-A table.
Low maintained that his side has showed the world that they are one of the favourites to win the tournament next year. He praised the team for showing great determination and insisted that they can go far in the competition if
they continue to play with the same form.
The tactician added that the opponents should now be aware of the fact the Germany is one of the best sides in the world and have the potential to beat any team in the world with the quality in the ranks.
“We wanted to finish strong; we wanted to get over the finish line with all ten wins because with each win you earn a little bit more respect. The other countries can now see that we don't let in. My team is strong and hungry.
The way the team remained consistent throughout is an honourable achievement in and of itself,” he was quoted as saying in an interview.
However, the manager warned his side against complacency and wants to remain serious in their preparations for the competition. He remained confident the side definitely has the potential to win Euro 2012 and is sure of a brave
display.
“They've got to keep their concentration, continue playing and taking their training seriously. As always we will be meticulously monitoring them throughout the season, we're not about to let up,” he concluded.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ukraine-c3032 in Kiev in November.
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