terms related football and world cup Hi could anyone kindly explain the words in the [] for me, thanks. They are from BBC sports pages. It seems that it England don't have a monopoly on ["root and branch reviews"] after a tournament exit. "Even the most [blinkered] Brazil fan can no longer point to the triumphs of the past and pretend there are no problems with the country's football," he writes. The British newspapers have been quick to dig out their best Brazilian [puns] to reflect the hosts' exit at the hands of Germany. The Daily Star goes simply for ['SAMBAARGH] 'Braziliense does not hold back on its team, [branding] their 7-1 thumping at the hands of Germany "an embarrassment for eternity Germany will be favourites given the manner in which they destroyed Brazil but there is a [streak of steel] running through Alejandro Sabella's side that offers resilience beyond the genius of Lionel Messi.