Author: Liam

Germany has more bad news than just the recession it is going to face. The Germans have been used to the success all these years but this time Poland won against the world champions with a 2-0 in the qualification match for European championship. The Polish team made history in the world of football.

Over 81 years, the Polish Team has never beaten the Germans and this is the first time that they did in all of the 18 matches played in all between them. On Saturday, the fans went back home stunned of the occurrence. This victory has put the Polish team in a new view and gave them a turnaround in the world of sports. This year the polish has had a lot of victories over Germans in national basketball, volleyball and handball. The Poles even won the World Championship in volleyball as well as the winter Olympics.

Over the last century, Poland has had success in spots al lot more than they had before and this is the reflection of the success the country has had in both politics and economy. The once bankrupt and hyper-inflationary nation of 1989 has now become Europe’s one of the most successful economies having more than 20 years without any recession and is also a member of NATO.

Even after having this kind of economic stability, Poland is still poorer compared to Germany. The GDP in Poland is less than the Germans and it is very necessary for the Polish to invest more into innovating and improve the education by implementing better things in Universities. The new prime minister of Poland Ewa Kopacz should make efforts to recreate the warm relationship that Mr. Tusk had with the German chancellor Angela Merkel.

The victory of Poland over Germans in football has blasted a new dimension in the sports world and they are ready for the new challenges that they are to face in the future. Gazeta Wyborcza, a respected newspaper read “Poles, something has happened” after the victory.

Ally McCoist, the manager of Glasgow Rangers, has said that David Templeton can take the Scottish Championship by storm this summer if he manages to remain away from the injuries.

Templeton’s services were grabbed by McCoist a couple of years back in 2012. He had paid 700 thousand Pounds to Heart of Midlothian to buy the winger. It was a new record in terms of the transfer fee being paid to a fourth division club ever.

But, Templeton’s stint in Glasgow has mostly remained affected by injuries and he has just played 40 odd games for the club so far.

Groin injury is something that he has struggled with a lot recently. Even in the previous season, he had been out for about 10 weeks because of the problem in his groin.

He made his first appearance of this summer last week against Hibernian and he looked okay fitness wise in that game. He was used as a substitute and he was impressive. He helped the Rangers secure a 2-1 win there.

Talking about him yesterday, McCoist said, “David is someone whom we are certainly expecting to deliver. I believe he is the most gifted player around in the Championship. He can do things that no one can do. Till now, he has been a little under par here at Glasgow, but, I need to be fair to him. The injuries have just not let him settle down.”

“What we are hoping this time around is for him to remain fit throughout the season. If he is fit, I am sure we will see charismatic performances from him. When in form, he is a delightful player.”

Templeton has not played senior international football to date. He has represented Scotland only at the U-19 and U-21 level.