Do we really feel beastly about the Germans any more?
We have plenty of places to celebrate famous victories over the French  just think of Waterloo station and Trafalgar Square  but only one to mark the ups and downs of our relationship with the Germans. Wembley stadium, scene of the 1966 blood-and-guts trouncing of Uwe Seeler & co. It has become a potent symbol of what once was: the moment when England was kissed with good fortune, the Beatles versus the Rolling Stones, Swinging London and the day when we won fairly and squarely (dont let anyone tell you otherwise) the World Cup. Since then Wembley encounters have been reminders of how Germany, once beaten on the battlefield, rallied and beat us in the boardroom and from the penalty spot. In 1996 a