The mission of Profileflag is easy: we want Facebook and Twitter Users all over the world to change their profilepicture. Why? Because this year is the World Cup in South Africa. We want that Facebook and Twitter Users show support for their favorite country by changing their profilepicture with the flag of their favorite nation. We have created cool flags of every nation that is participating in the World Cup. Brazil, Italy, Spain, USA, Germany, Mexico and many more nations. Please support us and spread the word to your friends, bloggers, media etc. and change your profilepicture now. Let’s create the FACEBOOK LAOLA and TWITTER LAOLA.

Here are some examples of our flags:

Brazil

USA

Mexico

Germany

Italy

Spain

Today the press speaker of the German National Team announced that both René Adler and Simon Rolfes will miss the World Cup in South Africa because of injury. Adler was injured in the match against Stuttgart on April 17^th. Simon Rolfes has not played for his team since undergoing surgery on his knee in January. He told Joachim Löw, the coach of the German national team that he would like to focus on his recovery. Same is true for René Adler.

Nonetheless we hope that Germany will compensate the loss of these players and play a successful tournament. Good luck.

Don’t forget to choose your new facebook profile picture on profileflag.com and to spread the word to your friends and loved ones. Fly your flag with profileflag.com.

Today Joachim Löw announced that he will not nominate Kevin Kuranyi, the forward of Schalke 04, for the World Cup in South Africa. It is now the second World Cup in a row after 2006 that Kevin Kuranyi is set to miss the most important tournament there is. Since Mister Löw generally stands by his performance principles, meaning that he only nominates the best players who are playing regularly for their clubs, this decision is particularly hard to accept. Compared to his rivals for the same position (forward), Kevin Kuranyi has played the most time this season. He even scored the most goals (together with Stefan Kießling) of all German forwards. And compared to specific players like Mario Gomez, who has not scored for his football team Bayern Munich and who has also not scored in the national team, this decision is difficult to accept. If Mister Löw followed his own logic of the performance principle, then there would be no excuse to nominate Kevin for the World Cup. Instead, he argues that Kevin no longer fits in the game and team structure that Mister Löw has built over the last two years.

It is a hard decision and sad for Kevin Kuranyi. In October 2008, during the match between Germany and Russia, he left the stadium during the game without saying anything. In consequence Mister Löw kicked him out of the national team and said that he would never allow Kevin to play for Germany again, as long as he was the coach of the German national team. After Kevin was so successful playing the whole season, many experts wanted Mister Löw to forgive Kevin Kuranyi and nominate him for the World Cup. Too bad this won’t happen.

Anyway, Kevin Kuranyi and Joachim Löw should both use our fantastic profile flags on profileflag.com to show support for their favorite team. Kevin can also use another flag if he likes. Show support and choose your new profile picture on profileflag.com.

Cool, our website profileflag.com is online now. The goal of the website is simple: We just want people on Facebook to use our special flags as their profile picture, to show support for their favorite nation at the World Cup in South Africa. Spread the word so that your friends and all other fans of the World Cup participate, too. Become a fan of us on Facebook and share our profileflag website on your Facebook Profile and spread the message on Twitter.

Our mission is to create “The Facebook World Cup Laola”.  Stand up for your favorite nation and show support. Just choose your flag on profileflag.com and change your profile picture on Facebook. Let’s have a great time during the tournament and shout as much as possible “goooooooooooool”, when our favorite team scores :)