World Cup 2010: Green's "Misery", Podolski's "Thunder", Japan's "1st Ever", Kuzmanovic's "Deliberance", Poulsen's "Grinn"

Green's "Misery", Heinze' "Header", World Cup 2010's "First", Podolski's "Thunder", Japan's "1st Ever", Kuzmanovic's "Deliberance", Poulsen's "Grinn"

Robert Green's (England) "Misery"

Gabriel Heinze's (Argentina) "Header"

World Cup 2010 "First" Goal

Lucas Podolski's (Germany) "Thunder"

Japan's "1st Ever" Win in foreign soil

Kuzmanovic's (Serbia) "Deliberance"

Poulsen's (Denmark) "Grinn"

No Fun For Lukas Podolski in Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich striker Lukas Podolski has admitted it was a mistake to move to the Bundesliga champions two years ago.

The Germany international joined Bayern from Cologne in 2006.

Podolski has not managed to hold down a regular starting berth in the Bayern first team over the past two years and, despite impressing in pre-season, does not seem set to do so this season either.

"Obviously, it is not so much fun at Bayern right now," he said.

"If things go on like this then I will have to consider my options.

"I would be a bad footballer if I were to be happy with a place on the bench. I am not moaning, I am just angry not to be starting games."

Podolski's affection for Cologne remains strong, though, and should they be able to accumulate enough funds to buy him in January, the Germany striker would not think twice.

"Cologne would always be an option for me and everybody knows that," he added.

"If I were to receive offers, it would be negligent of me not to consider them.

Bayern's next game is against Cologne and, should Podolski score, he has promised not to celebrate - like when he scored against Poland, his family's home country, at Euro 2008.

News Courtsey: Sportinglife.com

Lukas Podolski May Leave Bayern Munich

"For me what matters at the moment is the Euros. And afterwards I will think about everything else.”

"But if I can't see the possibility of playing under Jürgen Klinsmann, you have to ponder the future.

"I am not a footballer to sit on the bench." These are the words Lukas Podolski of Germany told Bild.

After Euro 2008 quarter-final match against Portugal, Podolski hinted that he may leave Bayern Munich if he did not feature in the playing-11. He was kept to a role as a substitute last season in Bayern Munich.

In the recent weeks, Podolski has been linked with EPL clubs like Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City.

Euro 2008: Podolski Fit, Schweinsteiger Out

Lukas Podolski of Germany will be fit to play against Austria in a decisive Group B match on Monday in Euro 2008.

Podolski hurt his left ankle in Germany's 2-1 loss to Croatia on Thursday. Philipp Lahm is also available after he also bruised his calf. Defender Marcell Jansen has pulled a shoulder muscle and is unlikely to be in the starting eleven against Austria.

Germany will also be missing midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, who was banned for one match after being sent off against Croatia.