Football Highlights USA Forwards Football Players in FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010

Football Photos Jozy Altidore USA Goalkeeper

Date of Birth: 6 November 1989
Height: 185 cm
Shirt number: 17
Position: Forward
Current club: Hull City (ENG)
International Caps: 29
International Goals: 9
First international: South Africa - USA (17 November 2007)

Football Wallpapers Herculez Gomez USA Goalkeeper

Date of Birth: 6 April 1982
Height: 178 cm
Shirt number: 9
Position: Forward
Current club: Puebla (MEX)
International Caps: 7
International Goals: 2
First international: Argentina - USA (28 June 2007)

Football Images Edson Buddle USA Goalkeeper

Date of Birth: 21 May 1981
Height: 185 cm
Shirt number: 14
Position: Forward
Current club: Los Angeles Galaxy (USA)
International Caps: 4
International Goals: 2

Football Pictures Robbie Findley USA Goalkeeper

Date of Birth: 4 August 1985
Height: 175 cm
Shirt number: 20
Position: Forward
Current club: Real Salt Lake (USA)
International Caps: 9
International Goals: 0
First international: Switzerland - USA (17 October 2007)

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Football Highlights USA Goalkeepers in FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010

Football Wallpapers Marcus Hahnemann USA Goalkeeper

Marcus Hahnemann Biography:
Date of Birth: 15 June 1972
Height: 192 cm
Shirt number: 23
Position: Goalkeeper
Current club: Wolverhampton (ENG)
International Caps: 8
International Goals: 0
First international: Trinidad and Tobago - USA (19 November 1994)

Football Images Brad Guzan USA Goalkeeper

Brad Guzan Biography:

Date of Birth: 9 September 1984
Height: 193 cm
Shirt number: 18
Position: Goalkeeper
Current club: Aston Villa (ENG)
International Caps: 16
International Goals: 0
First international: USA - Guatemala (19 February 2006)

Football Photos Tim Howard USA Goalkeeper

Tim Howard Biography:
Date of Birth: 6 March 1979
Height: 187 cm
Shirt number: 1
Position: Goalkeeper
Current club: Everton (ENG)
International Caps: 55
International Goals: 0
First international: USA - Ecuador (10 March 2002)

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Raul Gonzalez Blanco New Forward Player Schalke 04 Football Club in Bundesliga Season 2010/2011

Football Pictures Raul Gonzalez Blanco New Forward Player Schalke 04 Club

Football Photos Raul Gonzalez Blanco New Forward Player Schalke 04 Club

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Raul Gonzalez Blanco Biography:

Raúl's performances for Spain have since mirrored the nation's fortunes, Spain being dubbed the Raúl made his national team debut against the Czech Republic in October 1996. He scored nine times in his first season from 28 appearances, including one in his second game against Atlético, and won the Spanish La Liga championship. In doing so, he nudged aside 1991 Pichichi Trophy winner Emilio Butragueño, and was soon well on the way to becoming Spain's new sensation. At just 17 years and four months, Raúl became the youngest player ever to wear a Real Madrid shirt.

In October 1994, head coach Jorge Valdano picked the gifted teenager in his first team. He began the 1994-95 season in Madrid's "C" team, and scored 13 goals in the seven games. In 1993-94, he began the season with the Juvenil B team, moved on to Juvenil A, and was promoted to the Under-19 División de Honor team. Raúl again won another Cadete title.

Real Madrid scouts quickly signed Raúl and he started the 1992-93 season with the Cadete A. Raúl rose through the ranks, winning the national title with the Under-15 youth team (cadete), and seemed destined to join the professional side when Atlético president Jesús Gil dissolved the club's entire youth scheme in an effort to save money. After winning his spurs as a member of provincial amateur team San Cristóbal de los Ángeles, his father signed him up for Atlético Madrid at the age of 13. Raúl was born in the Madrid suburb of Marconi de San Cristóbal de los Ángeles.

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Germany and Nigeria into the final FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Germany 2010

Germany U-20 Women's Football Team on Victory Celebration

Germany U-20 Women's Football Player on Victory Celebration

Nigeria U-20 Women's Football Player on Action

Football Photos Nigeria U-20 Women's Football Player on Action

Semi-final results
Germany 5-1 Korea Republic
Colombia 0-1 Nigeria
However, the Falconets held on to continue their magnificent run at Germany 2010 and become the first African team to The match got off to an extraordinary start when the Africans took the lead just two minutes in, but Ndem Egan's charges were forced to endure wave after wave of South American attacks as the match wore on. The second semi-final between Nigeria and Colombia was a far tenser affair. Korea Republic starlet Ji So-Yun, whose seventh of the tournament proved scant consolation for the AFC outfit, could still catch up in the match for third place. The 19-year-old Popp was once again in red-hot form as she bumped her tally up to nine goals in five matches, although the race for the adidas Golden Boot is far from over.

A goal from Svenja Huth and two from Kim Kulig had given the last remaining European side a comfortable lead at the midway point, before a double within the first three minutes of the second period from the tournament's top scorer Alexandra Popp rounded off a memorable performance. As in Saturday's quarter-final win over Korea DPR, Maren Meinert's German outfit again turned on the fireworks against Asian opponents, all but sewing up their place in Sunday's showdown within the opening half hour. While hosts Germany won the first with an emphatic 5-1 victory over Korea Republic, Nigeria were made to sweat during a close-fought 1-0 success against Colombia. The two teams who will contest the final of the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup 2010 became clear after Thursday's two semi-finals.

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Football Legend Pictures: Roberto Baggio Italy Forward Player

Football Photos Roberto Baggio Free Kick

Roberto Baggio Italy Football Player

Football Pictures Roberto Baggio on Action

Football Wallpapers Roberto Baggio Italy Forward Player

Roberto Baggio Biography:
Roberto Baggio (born February 18, 1967, in Caldogno, Italy) is an Italian football player, considered to be among the best forwards in the world throughout the 1990s.
He played for major Italian teams, such as Fiorentina, Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus. Baggio's major World Cup was in 1994 in the United States. After a successful tournament, he missed last penalty in the shoot-out during the final match against Brazil and Brazil went on to become the World Cup holder for the fourth time.

He was transferred to Juventus in 1990 for $19 million, which made him the most expensive player ever at that time.Roberto Baggio played for the last time in the national team, against Spain in 2004

Honours
Serie A champion: 1995, 1996
Italian cup: 1995
UEFA Cup
Winner: 1993
Runner-up: 1990
European Footballer of the Year: 1993

Career
Vicenza (1981 - 1985) (played in 36 matches and scored 13 goals)
Fiorentina (1985 - 1990) (94 matches, 39 goals)
Juventus (1990 - 1995) (141 matches, 78 goals)
A.C. Milan (1995 - 1997) (51 matches, 12 goals)
Bologna F.C. 1909 (1997 - 1998) (30 matches, 22 goals)
Inter Milan (1998 - 2000) (41 matches, 9 goals)
Brescia (since 2000)
Italian national football team (November 16, 1988 - May, 2004)

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Football News Joe Cole New Forward Player Liverpool Football Club

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Joe Cole New Liverpool Forward Player Pictures

Joe Cole New Liverpool Forward Player Photos

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Joe Cole Biography
Joe Cole was selected for the PFA Premiership Team of the Year 2006. Joe Cole came fourth in The Independent's list of Britain's happiest people. Some consider him to be the solution to England’s 'left wing problem' and since 2004 he has continued to gain international caps.
Joe Cole was a squad member at Euro 2004 but didn’t actually play. However, when Claudio Ranieri was sacked, and Jose Mourinho came to Chelsea, Joe Cole's form improved massively and he started playing in the team more often. Initially he failed to shine at Stamford Bridge due to competition from players such as Damien Duff and Arjen Robben. Joe Cole’s target was to become a regular in the England first team and to help further his chances, he moved to Chelsea in 2003, for £7m, as one of the first signings under the Roman Abramovich reign.

However, after West Ham's manager, Harry Redknapp left the club, Cole’s form declined in spite of his incredible natural talent. He progressed through the Hammers ranks very quickly and made his first team debut at the age of 17. He has drawn comparisons with Paul Gascoigne as he plays with flair in a similar position. Joe Cole worked his way up through the West Ham youth academy, and from a very young age was regarded as one of the hottest new talents in English football.He is an attacking midfielder for England and Chelsea. Joseph John Cole was born on 8th November, 1981, in Islington, London.

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