2006 World Cup in Germany - Soccer

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July 24, 2006

SouthAmerica: Today they announced in Brazil who is going to be the new coach of the Brazilian national soccer team - the new coach is Dunga.

Dunga was the captain of the Brazilian team that won the 1994 world cup in the United States.

He has no experience as a coach - this is his first job as a coach.


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Parreira the Brazilian coach during the 2006 world cup has resigned and he will be the coach of the South African team in the 2010 world cup.



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July 24, 2006

SouthAmerica: Today they announced in Brazil who is going to be the new coach of the Brazilian national soccer team - the new coach is Dunga.

Dunga was the captain of the Brazilian team that won the 1994 world cup in the United States.

He has no experience as a coach - this is his first job as a coach.


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Parreira the Brazilian coach during the 2006 world cup has resigned and he will be the coach of the South African team in the 2010 world cup.



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Woohoo!?

I wonder who will take over the USA job, haven't heard anything about it yet, but hope to get the coach from Germany, as I believe he can bring new ideas to our team and bring some of that European excellence to our game.


BTW, isn't it now time for World Cup 2010 thread? hehe
 
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Woohoo!?

I wonder who will take over the USA job, haven't heard anything about it yet, but hope to get the coach from Germany, as I believe he can bring new ideas to our team and bring some of that European excellence to our game.


BTW, isn't it now time for World Cup 2010 thread? hehe
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Kalifornia Klinesman kommt ins 2010

Rennick Aus!!:cool:
 
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Carlos Dunga, great Brazilian midfielder:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Dunga

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I wonder who will take over the USA job, haven't heard anything about it yet, but hope to get the coach from Germany, as I believe he can bring new ideas to our team and bring some of that European excellence to our game.
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Klinsmann, yes. It's not impossible, since he's living in California, but as far as I know he doesn't like the pressure. Most of it, though, came because he was training the team while living in California.
Yes, he did a great job with the german team. I was very impressed

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Good idea. I would first start one for Euro 2008. And when is the Copa America? 2009?
 
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Revised list of the - GREATEST EVER PLAYERS TO PLAY SOCCER.

1.Pele (Brazil)
1A - Leonidas (Brazil)
1B - Garrincha (Brazil)

2.Ronaldo (Brazil)
2A - Zizinho (Brazil)
(Pelé always said that Zizinho was the best player he ever saw.)
2B - Didi (Brazil)
2C - Zito (Brazil)
2D - Rivelino (Brazil)

3.Romario (Brazil)
3A - Mauro (Brazil)
3B - Nilton Santos (Brazil)
3C – Ademir da Guia (Brazil)
3D - Carlos Alberto (Brazil)
3E – Gilmar (Brazil)

4.Luis Figo (Portugal)
5.Zinedine Zidane (France)
6.Diego Maradona (Argentina)
7.Lothar Matthaus (Germany)
8.Gerd Muller (Germany)
9.Franz Beckenbauer (Germany)
10.Cafu (Brazil)
11.Roberto Carlos (Brazil)
12.Marco van Basten (Holland)
13.Michel Platini (France)
14.Rivaldo (Brazil)
15.Paolo Maldini (Italy)
16.Zico (Brazil)
17.Raul (Spain)
18.Ruud Gullit (Holland)
19.Eusebio (Portugal)
20.Ferenc Puskas (Hungary)
21.Johan Cruyff (Holland)
22.Alfredo di Stefano(Argentina)
23.Bobby Charlton (England)
24.Jurgen Klinsmann (Ger)
25.Kenny Dalglish (Scotland)
26.Ali Daei (Iran)
27.Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Ger)
28.Gabriel Batistuta (Argentina)
29.Michael Laudrup (Denmark)
30.Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria)
31.Dennis Bergkamp (Holland)
32.Frank Rijkaard (Holland)
33.Thierry Henry (France)
34.Pavel Nedved (Czech Rep)
35.Gheorghe Hagi (Romania)
36.Peter Schmeichel(Denmark)
37.Andrei Shevchenko (Ukraine)
38.Sepp Maier (Germany)
39.Didier Deschamps (France)
40.Lilian Thuram (France)
41.Enzo Francescoli (Uruguay)
42.Hakan Sukur (Turkey)
43.Paolo Rossi (Italy)
44.David Beckham (England)
45.Jean-Pierre Papin (France)
46.Kevin Keegan (England)
47.Marcel Desailly (France)
48.Oliver Kahn (Germany)
49.Alessandro Costacurta (Ita)
50.Clarence Seedorf (Holland)
51.Dino Zoff (Italy)
52.Patrick Kluivert (Holland)
53.Jari Litmanen (Finland)
54.Daniel Passarella (Arg)
55.Bixente Lizarazu (France)
56.Gary Lineker (England)
57.Ronaldhino (Brazil)
58.Sylvain Wiltord (France)
59.Bebeto (Brazil)
60.Alessandro Del Piero (Italy)
61.Davor Suker (Croatia)
62.Ryan Giggs (Wales)
63.David Trezeguet (France)
64.Demetrio Albertini (Italy)
65.Patrick Vieira (France)
66.Jurgen Kohler (Germany)
67.Laurent Blanc (France)
68.Michael Owen (England)
69.Youri Djorkaeff (France)
70.Frank De Boer (Holland)
71.Emilio Butragueno (Spain)
72.Hugo Sanchez (Mexico)
73.Rudi Voller (Germany)
74.Djalma Santos (Brazil)
75.Giacinto Facchetti (Italy)
76.Kanu (Nigeria)
77.Franco Baresi (Italy)
78.Gianni Rivera (Italy)
79.Roberto Baggio (Italy)
80.Oscar Ruggeri (Argentina)
81.Gheorghe Popescu(Romania)
82.Jon D. Tomasson (Denmark)
83.Raymond Kopa (France)
84.Carlos Valderrama (Colombia)
85.Rui Costa (Portugal)
86.Gary Neville (England)
87.Edgar Davids (Holland)
88.Claudio Taffarel (Brazil)
89.Paul Scholes (England)
90.Diego Simeone (Argentina)
91.Bryan Robson (England)
92.Roy Keane (Rep of Ireland)
93.Brian Laudrup (Denmark)
94.Henrik Larsson (Sweden)
95.Fabien Barthez (France)
96.Michael Ballack (Germany)
97.Jan Koller (Czech Republic)
98.Edwin van der Sar (Holland)
99.Robert Pires (France)
100.Johan Neeskens (Holland)
 
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