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BERLIN -- Germany coach Joachim Loew is facing a barrage of criticism from the countrys media for his sides semifinal exit from Euro 2012. Kicker said on its website Saturday that Loew "gambled away" Germanys best chance of ending a 16-year wait for international honours by "seriously altering his lineup and tactics" for Thursdays 2-1 defeat to Italy. The sports magazine said the surprise inclusion of Bayern Munich midfielder Toni Kroos to deal with the inform Andrea Pirlo backfired when Germany lost its balance "on the field and in the heads." "The coach went too far," former Germany player Olaf Thon told broadcaster RTL. "Hes the substitution king of the Euros." Loew accepted responsibility for the loss to Italy but defended his changes, telling reporters on the return flight to Frankfurt: "With hindsight you can always say I would have done this or that differently." The 52-year-old coach, whose contract runs through the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, added: "The ambition continues unabated to go far in the next tournaments as well, and perhaps reach the final. I think nobody will suffer (this) blow for a long time." Former Germany coach Juergen Klinsmann had words of support for Loew, who was his assistant during the 2006 World Cup in Germany. Klinsmann, the current United States coach, told the Stuttgarter Nachrichten newspaper: "The team is nowhere near the end of its development. It was the youngest team of the tournament and soon there will be even younger players forcing their way in." But German daily Bild says Loew "lost a great chunk of his magic" and "Loew messed up. Loew really gambled it away." Bild blamed his tactical changes for sending the wrong signal to his players and damaging their confidence. "It happened then, as it had to: The Italians had already sung us into the ground with their anthem. (Mario) Balotelli alone fired our boy band team away. And Italy showed us once again how to play a semifinal. Mentality is often more important that quality," Bild said. The mass circulation daily reserved special criticism for the players, however, saying captain Philipp Lahm "waffles like a politician," Bastian Schweinsteiger "will never be a leader," and striker Mario Gomez "only had nice hair" against Italy. It addded that the 27-year-old Lukas Podolski "should go into international retirement." Davante Adams Jersey . Cook (2-5) scattered six hits, struck out two and walked two in his longest outing of an injury-delayed season. The 32-year-old right-hander, who missed the first three months with a broken finger on his pitching hand, has won consecutive starts after going 0-5 with a 5. Ray Nitschke Super Bowl Packers Jersey . 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This week they discussed the biggest storyline in the CFL so far this season, what has most plagued the Argos offence, and Jon Cornish calling out his offensive line. First Down: What has been the biggest storyline of the CFL so far this season? Chris Schultz: Im going with league parity. Toronto, Montreal, and Hamilton are all 3-3 in the East and in the West Division, all teams are within a game of each other. Matt Dunigan: Im going with number of drops weve seen in the league thus far: 115 drops through just seven weeks of the football season. 115 isnt good enough, Id like to see those receivers accountable and a receiving/reception stat is needed so we can evaluate these guys better. Milt Stegall: Im going with return game touchdowns. Weve had seven so far this year – we had eight all of last year – on pace for 22. The record is 24 set back in 1995 when they had 13 teams. Definitely return touchdowns. Second Down: What has plagued the Argos offence the most so far this year? Stegall: Im going with Ricky Rays inconsistent play. You look at when the Argos have won games, in their three wins Ray has seven touchdowns and four interceptions compared to their three losses where he has one touchdown and three interceptions. Thats not going to work. When hes playing at the top of his game they are one of the better teams in the CFL. Dunigan: IIm going with their inconsistent run game.dddddddddddd All quarterbacks, no matter how good or how experienced, they need a running game. It lets that offensive line get off and when Cory Boyd goes for 100 yards or more, this team is 10-3. Eight touches, 23 yards last week – not good enough. Get Boyd involved and itll make Rays life a lot easier. Schultz: Im going to go with the whole penalty issue. The Argos give up 82 yards per game on average to penalties. Its one step forward, two steps back. They are an improved football team but until they get those penalties under control they are not going to be able to compete with the best. Third Down: Should Jon Cornish have called out his offensive line after their Week 5 loss against BC? Schultz: This may surprise you but Im going to say it was the right thing to do at the right time because of the response given by that offensive line against Hamilton. They played better, so Ill say yes, it was the right thing to do. Well done Jon, you have a lot of guts. Dunigan: Im going to say hell no, it is just uncalled for. Its mind boggling that a back gets the ball and a chance to be the guy for the first year is calling out the offensive linemen in Week 5. Get over it. When you get the ball, make something happen. I cant stand that. Stegall: Im saying yes. I agree with Schultz, the former offensive lineman. It worked, so Im saying yes. If it hadnt have worked, I would have said no. So, good job. cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '
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