If he had an Argentinian or Brazilian passport, would he be more famous and getting more attention? For someone to break Italian icon Luigi Riva's record in Cagliari, he can't be that all bad. I want some input, please.
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He'll do well to remain in smaller clubs where he has a chance to play on a regular basis. Moving to a bigger, world class club will only see him on the bench, similar to Zalayeta at Juve. Suazo is from Honduras and has probably scored the quietest 20 goals in any of the top leagues. He does deserve more attention, and teams like Parma, Palermo, or Sampdoriain Italy , Osasuna, Sevilla, or Mallorca in Spain, Aston Villa, West Ham, or Bolton in England, could really benefit from his scoring.
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yes he is good but he also never passes. i was impressed with rosicksy he played a great game he scored 2 world class goals hit the bar with what would have goal of the tournament and never looked liked he got out of first gear through the whole match.\n\nthe other player has got to be riquilme(I'm not sure how to spell it ) 2 passes 2 goals and he always looked in control Holland vs Argentina and Italy vs c.rep  will be awesome matches.
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It is going to be a hard job for whoever going to be the captain.\nWhen Baresi retired we all knew IL Capitano Maldini will be up to it\nbut now I don't see any one worthy of the captain arm's band.\n\nlets look at the nominees...... ( considering Maldini and Billy will retire)\n\nGattuso: great stamina plays with heart, but sadly the poor fellow has no skills, He can't keep his head calm AND he is always nervous, So he lacks the qualities which the captain needs to have.\n\nNot to mention him throwing the captain's band on the ground !\nSo I'm not voting for him for captaincy.\n\nPirlo: Great vision excellent short/long passes nice shot but not too good in set-plays, All in all he is a good footballer.\nBut I've never seen him playing with full heart and he isn't the kind of motivator which any team needs.\nSo he lacks a lot of qualities which a captain should have.\n\nNesta: Nothing I can say is enough when it comes to talking about Nesta he is one of the best defenders in the world.\nAlso he is a great captain for the team BUT he was Lazio's Captain and I really can't see him being Milan's captain.\nToo bad he was the perfect one\n\nI'll be devastated when Maldini retire (can't imagine Milan without him) but as all things in life, we should move on and embrace the good memories.\n\nNow who will captain Milan?\nI'm 70% sure it's either Gattuso or Pirlo Not the best choice but considering most captains are from the same country as the team and played most games than any other one in the team.\nSo these 2 fit the description.\n\nBut if it comes to me I'll give it to Nesta (lots of Lazio's fans will kill me) but he is the one !
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Its because he is the "best" thing to ever come out of Argentina guess their standard is really low. He is a do.osh bag and Argentininas always worship him.
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Buffon is a great keeper. I think he will be remembered. More by some than others. Only time will tell, as with a lot of today's keepers.
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The whole world is wondering that, I think that he is not comfortable with all the stars around him, in Barca he is the main player with all the freedom that he needs and the game is played around him, but in Brazil he is ''just'' one of the great players and he has to adapt himself to the other, and that is something that he must learn!!!!! We will see in WC 2010, the best of him!!!!!!!!!!
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I believe that he is compared to Maradona because of the style of play seems similar, and there physique is very close to the same.  He is a small quick player with the ability to maneuver in and out of defenders, he also has a wicked shot.  Maradona was a small quick absolutely phenomenal player.  I don't know if he will ever become the next Maradona, but he is definatley on the right track.
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I loved all of Argentina's goals, especially the 2nd against Serbia & Montenegro, and Maxi Rodriguez's goal against Mexico (He's #18, not Crespo--Crespo wears #9, Batistuta's old number).  Though Crespo's goal on the Mexicans was pretty sweet; despite what they say, it wasn't an own goal and there are pictures to prove Crespo's leg touched the ball. :D  It was just plain cool to see he was exactly where the ball was going.\n\nBut the "prettiest" was Maxi's, no doubt about it.  Two seconds of brilliance and days of celebration afterwards.
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I am a Juves fan so my opinion maybe biased but...i have not  yet seen a footbal team where there is not  some level of corruption involved!Berlusconi is screaming for investigation but only because he is the owner of AC Milan and a man known for not always telling the truth as most politicians !Time will tell what will happen to Juve but they won't be relegated to Seria B .Saying all this i don't really think that this situation changes the overall opinion of italian soccer.For example Maradona took drugs did that do any damage to Argentinas footie team ?No...so I will be cheering Forza Italia and good luck to Inghilterra!\nCiao
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would u please all stop fighting.\nI dont like him but he is not a pig comeon made in Italy u dont want any one to say bad thing about Maldini cuz he is a national hero. \n\nu know I like ur posts but I wish this fighting thing between the French and the Italians ends soon.
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I hear you calling...\n\nDon't forget the Italian fans, it touches them more than us, French fans.\n\nAnyway, congrats to Cannavaro
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Oh.I really need to use my head to answer this.Ok, strating with m and ending with zzi?Hmmm....\n\n\n\n\n\nI guess....\n\n\n\n\nNo...I dont think so?\n\n\nOK.Can one more clue?\n\n\nHe was an ex-Azzuri player?\nIn luv with Gigi dear?\nGOt headbutted by a Great Legend?\nRecently played for Turkish national team?\nPresently in luv with Turkish national captain?\nScored a goal against Italy due to his passion and luv for his new love?\n\n\nOk.Then i know him.But his name starts with with C>>>>Cheaterazzi!\n\n\nAm I rite?
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Not sure what his name was, but here is a picture:\n\nhttp://xoomer.virgilio.it/davide.andreani/collezione/serie2serie/mx_90italia.jpg
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I think its a fluke season.....if he ends up with ac milan they have shev gilardino and inzaghi, juvetnus has del piero mutu and trezeguet, roma has montella and totti (possibly use suazo for totti insurance), and i think inter could use him most martins aint cuttin it and andriano has just let their fans down so much...i think inter deserves a player like suazo
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He's fired up because they called him fat, even the president of Brazil.  It gave him motivation to play better and break the record.  Good for him......lets see how long he lasts until he gets injured again.
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Right now? I know for sure that he is in Germany. He is under contract with Mexican TV network Televisa and is commentating the World Cup games for the TV channel TV Azteca, owned by Televisa. He retired from soccer about a year and a half ago. Before retiring, he was playing for Al-Arabi in Qatar and was thinking of making a move to Club San Lorenzo de Almagro in Argentina. He trained with them for one day but declined the offer and retired from soccer. Lately, he has been on Maradona's variety show "La Noche del 10" and has been on other programs. He has been a feature subject for interviews for magazines, newspapers, and TV programs around the world as well as for FIFA.com. Last week, he visited Argentina's training camp in Herzogenaurach, Germany and had lunch with the national team of Argentina competing in the World Cup. According to TN Noticias, a news station from Argentina reporting live in Herzogenaurach at the time, Batistuta was not allowed to conduct an interview with TV reporters because of his contract with Televisa. There has been photographs of him at the training camp, but I haven't seen them. Another little fact is that he has also taken up golf :)
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I listed the BEST players of football. ( I didn't list Maradona because he don't win any World Player of the Year Awards and also because hes awards are less than these players. Listed Pele cos hes the top of the top and that's why he is the God of football)\n\nPele (No doubt, hes the 'God of Football')\n\nDidi (probably you've never heard about Didi but hes a midfielder player who was sought after by many European big clubs. He captained Brazil to their first world Cup final win against Sweden which they won 5 - 2 in 1954 and won the FIFA World Cup Best Player)  \n\nRonaldo (Three times World Player of the Year!) And much more! Here are the rest of his awards.\nDutch League Top Scorer (96)\nFIFA World Player of the Year (96, 97, 02)\nWorld Soccer Player of the Year (96, 97, 02)\nU-21 European Footballer of the Year (97, 98)\nSpanish Liga Primera Top Scorer (97, 04)\nEuropean Footballer of the Year (97, 02)\nFIFA World Cup MVP (98, 02)\nItalian League Footballer of the Year (98)\nCopa America Top Scorer (99)\nFIFA World Cup Top Scorer (02)\nIntercontinental Cup MVP (02)\n\nZinedine Zidane\nFrench Young Footballer of the Year (94)\nEuropean Footballer of the Year (98)\nFIFA World Player of the Year (98, 00)\nWorld Soccer Player of the Year (98)\nFrench Footballer of the Year (98, 02)\nEuro Cup MVP (00)\nUCL Best Player (02)\nSpanish Super Cup (03)\n\nAlfredo Di Stefano \n(A legendary player who played for Real Madrid and helped them lifted up 5 consecutives European Championships! Hes a magician! Heres his individual awards that'll amaze you how good he have been. Much better than his fellow Aregentinian Diego Maradona)\n\nArgentinean League Top Scorer (1947)\nColombian League Top Scorer (1951, 1952)\nSpanish League Top Scorer (1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959)\nEuropean Footballer of the Year (1957, 1959)