The national team head coach has refuted statements that the current year was below par, even though his side faced defeat at the hands of Italy in the European Championships
Germany national side team trainer Joachim Low has vowed that his men will improve their style of play in the New Year. He wants his team to perfect their game-play and have a great 2013. He denied that this year was disappointing,
despite their 2-1 semi-final loss to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Italy-c2926 in the 2012 European Championships over the summer.
The veteran trainer is looking forward to a better future in the next year, after enjoying mixed results all year round. Die Mannschaft have earned rave reviews from both fans and critics for their breathtaking football since the
appointment of the former Stuttgart manager in 2006.
However, they have impressed in general but failed to perform at crucial moments in major tournaments such as the FIFA World Cup 2010 and Euro 2012. The former assistant-manager claimed that they will get better with time and have
learned from the mistakes they made in previous tournaments and matches.
"We must, and we will, develop as a team [in 2013]," the former FC Schonau and Eintracht Freiburg youth academy player was quoted as saying in an interview.
The boss insisted that the New Year will be a defining moment for his side. He said that he is having talks with Oliver Bierhoff, Hansi Flick and Andreas Kopke only for this matter. He admitted that his boys were unable to get
the right results at critical stages.
"That's what I'm working on with Hansi Flick, Andreas Kopke and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/VfB-Stuttgart-c40879 and Eintracht Frankfurt attacking midfielder added.
"We have almost unique potential going forward,” the 1997 German Cup winner with Stuttgart finally concluded.
Low further added that Die Nationalelf have great attacking talent and are always dangerous on the attacking front, but the problem is that they succumb to pressure. http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Germany-c2904 are currently unbeaten in their 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
and have won three games so far.
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