Me and my bros after training #dfb #Brazil #WorldCup2014 #team #friends #training #poldi #aha #lp10 #germany pic.twitter.com/7h81Cc43Yj
— Lukas-Podolski.com (@Podolski10) July 2, 2014 Are you saying there is a party in these German underpants and I’m invited?
It’s the weirdest party of them all.


Germany has a day off before facing France on Friday in the World Cup quarter-final rounds so they chose to spend their afternoon like we all would. A little light exercise and an UNDERPANTS PARTY!
It’s unclear why Lukas Podolski decided we all wanted to see him and his “bros” in their tighty ... well, not whities. We’re also kind of confused why other players are walking in the background like nothing out of the normal is happening. Ultimately this is one of those things that’s probably best left unexplored.
Here’s your language lesson for the day: “Wir genießen einen Unterhosen-Party” means “We are enjoying an underpants party.”
Use the phrase well.











