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Well, if you like dirty jokes, "Mannschaft" sounds like "Man-Shaft" - my mind instantly forms a burlesque picture, where giant cocks with legs are kicking footballs and screwing people.

On a similar note, there's a popular board game called "Dixit" of which I love to make fun. Imagine a grown man yelling to his embarrassed friends: "Hey guys! Let's play Dick-Shit!"

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"Mannschaft" is not a nickname, but simply translates to "team" or "crew". It's not a nickname anyone uses here. As far as I'm aware they don't have an official nickname. The DFB website is a likely source for people calling them "Mannschaft". Thanks for pointing it out.
I know what it means in German, but it is used internationally as a nickname (and has been for quite some time). It isn't much different from your example, "seleção" meaning 'selection' which isn't used as much of a nickname in Portuguese-speaking countries, it just means the team.
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I see what you mean and the use of "Mannschaft" by DFB seems to confirm that. I would say that "Nationalelf" (national eleven) is a much more widely used term inside Germany, which is more specific to football and more comparable to "Seleção Brasileira". But then nicknames don't always work that way. Either way I stand corrected, "Mannschaft" indeed seems to be a somewhat official nick for the German team in international parlance.
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I think the selecao is going to be known as the mineirazos for some time. ;)

Still better than supporting France by droning over and over, atonally, "allez les bleus, allez le bleus, braaaaiiins".
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