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Who will win the 2014 FIFA World Cup?

In your opinion who will win this year, and why? Feel free to vote with both your heart and your head

Sportplan TeamAdministrator, United Kingdom

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Football CoachCoach

Germany..because they have Neuer!

Football CoachCoach

Brazil will, because they are plying with their own ground support

Timothy HuttonPlayer, Australia

I personally have Brazil down as my favourites too. Strong squad and home soil will make them tough to beat, as we saw in the Confederations Cup last year.

Football CoachCoach

Would like to see Belgium do well. i think Spain or Italy.

Football CoachCoach

argentina because are team level up striker

Football CoachCoach

holland or argentina both playing good football

Football CoachCoach

I strongly believe its brazil:they have team work, experienced couch (old is gold), home advantage

Football CoachCoach

Spain, they are just to good

Football CoachCoach

Germany, I think Germany is more rigorous and complete, their team is great, reasonable players age structure.
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Football CoachCoach

Germany......because they got the world class players and all players are mentally strong.

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