Name of Player And Name of country they played for.
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silly billy nilly.....\n thats a horse trick
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stoichkov(Bulgaria) and oleg salenko..(Russia)\nSalenko is the first person who scored 5 goals in a world cup match( againt cameroon)
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this player is J. Koller. He is from the republic of Czech, a very good striker playing the middle ( wearing number 9). He is of 100kg and currently under treatment from injuries he got in his country's first match in the on -going FIFA tornament.
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Manu Ginobili from Argentina
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Sorry for the late answer.\nBut that guy is definitely\n(Paul Breitner) played for West Germany.
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not really .. i think it's all down to the importance of the games they play as well ... look at wayne rooney and john terry in the Chelsea vs Man Utd game ... It all boils down to the player .. where does your duty to the club you are playing for and your duty playing for your country end and the other begin?
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None actually, more players moved later on to the premiership, the first player was a scottish player, dont recall his name.
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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/ncaa/players/15765/index.html
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The ref's name was L MICHEL. Not sure of his first name but I do know he is from Slovakia if thats any use?!
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the most famous one has to be Hidetoshi Nakata coz he's the first Japanese player to play abroad.
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actually, any player can play for any team, most of the time, Players play for their birth countries, but there are also who plays for the country they spent most of their life in. To make matters worse, there are even players that has no connection to a country watsoever, but they still play for them because of financial matters or others. Furthurmore, there are players, who were born in Brazil, probabaly lived there too, but are not good enough for the national team, in that case, he will try out for a less-experienced team, usually ones that are close to brazil(as an example) so he would not be considered a "traitor".\nBottom line, u can play for whoever you wnat, as long as ur skills and ur dignity are there.
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HE is from Iran and now plays for Bayern.He is sure a quality player
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i have heard of him , you could find information on steven innes it shouldnt be hard he is a well known soccer player ,  you could find information at scottish foot ball association .
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his first international game was in 1992 against the us, he missed out in '94 but came back in '98 so sometime around then. he's probably been playing soccer since he fell out of his moms womb but been playing professionally since the late 80's where he played for a brazilian junior team.  he's with real madrid now i think
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Well I don´t know but here are some players that won the Euro and the world cup and others championships\n\nGünter Netzer (Germany)\nBundesliga Championship: 2 (1970,1971) \nGerman Cup: (1973) \nSpanish Championship: 2 (1975,1976) \nSpanish Cup: 2 (1974,1975)\nEuropean Championship (EURO): (1972)\nWorld Cup: (1974)\n\nLothar Matthäus (Germany)\nBundesliga Championship: 7 (1985,1986,1987,1994,1997,1999, 2000) \nGerman Cup: 3 (1986,1998,2000) \nSerie A Championship:(1989) \nUEFA Cup: 2 (1991,1996) \nEuropean Championship (EURO):(1980) \nWorld Cup:(1990) \n\nJürgen Kohler (Germany)\nBundesliga Championship: 3 (1990,1996,2002) \nSerie A Championship:(1995)\nUEFA Champions League:(1997) \nUEFA Cup:(1993) \nIntercontinental Cup:(1997) \nEuropean Championship (EURO):(1996)\nWorld Cup:(1990) \n \nDino Zoff (Italy)\nSerie A Championship: 6 (1973,1975,1977,1978,1981,1982)\nItalian Cup: 2 (1979,1983)\nUEFA Cup: (1977)\nEuropean Championship (EURO): (1968)\nWorld Cup: (1982)\n\nRainer Bonhof (Germany)\nBundesliga Championship: 4 (1971,1975,1976,1977) \nCopa del Rey (Spanish cup): (1979)  \nUEFA Cup Winners Cup: (1980)  \nUEFA Cup: (1975)\nEuropean Championship (EURO): 2 (1972,1980) \nWorld Cup: (1974)  \n\nPatrick Vieira (France)  \nEnglish Premiership: 3 (1998,2002,2004) \nEnglish FA Cup: 4 (1998,2002,2003,2005) \nEuropean Championship (Euro): (2000)\nWorld Cup: (1998)\n\nJosep-Dieter Maier (Germany)\nGerman Championship 4 (1969,1972,1973,1974)\nGerman Cup: 4 (1966,1967,1969,1971)\nEuropean Cup: 3 (1974,1975,1976)\nEuropean Cup Winners' Cup: (1967)\nIntercontinental Cup:(1976)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(1972)\nWorld Cup: (1974)\n\nLaurent Blanc (France)\nFrench Championship: (1996)\nFrench Cup: 2 (1990,1996)\nEnglish Championship (Premiership): (2003)\nSpanish Supercup: (1996)\nEuropean Cup Winners' Cup: (1997)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(2000)\nWorld Cup: (1998)\n\nRobert Pires (France)\nFrench League Cup: (1996)\nEnglish Championship (Premiership): 2 (2002,2004)\nEnglish FA Cup: 2 (2002,2003)\nConfederations Cup: 2 (2001,2003)\nEuropean Championship (EURO): (2000)\nWorld Cup: (1998)\n\nZinedine Zidane (France)\nItalian Championship: 2 (1997,1998)\nItalian Supercup: (1997)\nSpanish Championship: (2003)\nSpanish Supercup: 2 (2001,2003)\nUEFA Champions League: (2002)\nEuropean Supercup: 2 (1996,2002)\nIntercontinental Cup: 2 (1996,2002)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(2000)\nWorld Cup:(1998)\n\nPaul Breitner (Germany)\nGerman Championship: 5 (1972,1973,1974,1980,1981)\nGerman Cup: (1982)\nSpanish Championship: 2 (1975,1976)\nSpanish Cup: (1975)\nEuropean Champions Cup: (1974)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(1972)\nWorld Cup:(1974)\n\nFranz Beckenbauer (Germany)\nGerman Championship: 5 (1969,1972,1973,1974,1982)\nGerman Cup: 4 (1966,1967,1969,1971)\nEuropean Champions Cup: 3 (1974,1975,1976)\nUEFA Cup Winners' Cup: (1967)\nIntercontinental Cup: (1976)\nNorth American Championship: 3 (1977,1978,1980)\nEuropean Championships (EURO): (1972)\nWorld Cup: (1974)\n\nDidier Deschamps (France)\nFrench Championship: 2 (1990,1992)\nItalian Championship: 3 (1995,1997,1998)\nItalian Cup: (1995)\nEnglish FA Cup: (2000)\nUEFA Champions League: 2 (1993,1996)\nEuropean Super Cup: (1996)\nIntercontinental Cup: (1996)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(2000)\nWorld Cup: (1998)\n\nDavid Trezeguet (France)\nFrench Championship: 2 (1997,2000)\nFrench Supercup: (1997)\nItalian Championship: 2 (2002,2003)\nItalian Supercup: 2 (2002,2003)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(2000)\nWorld Cup:(1998)
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I think it might be Kevin Kuranyi of Schalke. He was left out of the National team.
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Eric Cantona!  Frenchman who played for Manchester United.  One of the best.