this man is my sports man on this world, like the way  he play football,i want to know the time he left juventus
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Professional clubs*\n\n1988-1992 Cannes\n\n1992-1996 Girondins Bordeaux\n\n1996-2001Juventus\n\n2001- Real Madrid
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France.\n\nHe played for Juventus as well, and some other clubs that I cannot remember now.
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GOOD FOR HIM, HE HAS BEEN GREAT FOR THE TEAM AND THE COMMUNITY, HE DESERVES TO PLAY TILL HE SAYS HES DONE. ITS THE LEAST THAT ORG CAN DO FOR HIM. HES THE BEST PLAYER EVER. HE'LL DO GOOD AND LOOK GOOD DOING IT.
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go to this website, theres tons of info on him-  http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/worldcup/player?statsId=1044
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/world_cup_2006/4510476.stm
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I think U should ask about that at any near clup of U or at the Football frederation.\nGood luck\n:)
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oh yeah he looks good \ni saw him in the match against brazil he played quite well \n\ni found his stats \nhe wears jersey no 10  \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nDate of birth:  15 October 1971\nHeight:  178 cm\nWeight:  75 kg\nPosition:  Midfielder\nCurrent Club:  Hertha Berlin (GER)\nInt'l Goals:   8 (as of 15-Jun-2006)\nInt'l Caps:  59 (as of 15-Jun-2006)\nFirst Int'l Cap:  Morocco v. Croatia (11-Dec-1996)\n  \n\n\n\n\n\nClub History \n1991-1996 Hertha Berlin (GER)  \n1996-1999 Bayer Leverkusen (GER)  \n1999-2001 Hamburg (GER)  \n2001-2003 Bayern Munich (GER)  \nSince 2003 Hertha Berlin (GER)  \n \n\n\n\nProfile\nA late bloomer, Niko Kovac has become a vital cog in the Croatian team system. Now 34, he continues to work tirelessly at the unglamorous task of midfield ball-winning, while not neglecting to get forward at regular intervals. \nBorn in Berlin on 15 October 1971, Niko Kovac possesses dual German-Croatian nationality. Unsurprisingly, he has spent his entire career in the Bundesliga, where he has represented five different clubs. His heart, however, is indisputably with Hertha Berlin, with whom he started out in the 1991/92 season. \n\nAs he learned his trade during his first four seasons, he devoted himself solely to defensive duties without taking too many risks. As a result, he got on the scoresheet just four times in 117 games. During the 1995/96 campaign, however, he emerged as an attacking force, surging forward on a regular basis to claim 11 goals in 35 appearances\n \nhttp://home1.vr-web.de/~peter.boehm/steckbriefe/niko_kovac.htm\nthis page has really cute pics of him
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You got a great formation....I would 100% agree with you.  I hope Del Piero finally shines on the world stage.
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http://www.fifa.com/en/media/index/0,1369,106835,00.html
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Gianluca Pessotto played with Juventus until the end of the previous Serie A (he is only 35) and he was a great player in the National Team too. Great man and exceptional professional player. He was nominated Team Manager just a month ago, after the scandal involving the Team.\nAt this time is still early to have an idea of what really happened, and any speculation is just unfair towards him and his family.\nThe most important thing is that he is alive and doctors most likely will save his life.\nDelPiero, Zambrotta and Ciro Ferrara have immediately left Germany and  reached Turin to be next to him.\nThis episode has a huge impact on the National Team, but the "Azzurri" will react in the best way: winning with Ukraine and dedicate that to him! Italians always double their power in cases like this!
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His glamorous lifestyle outside the field is at fault. He seems to find a fiancee every couple of months, goes on almost to the alter and then, just before he ties the knot, finds another model and starts all over again with million dollar receptions. His passion is gone, at least for football. He might have a good game here and there but he will never be consistent as before. Well, not to blame him, he is only 28 but is in the national team since he was 17 and even longer at the team level. I predict he will go back to Brasil soon and leave all the responsibilities of playing on a big european team and become another Romario, he sure played like him today. Cheers
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Ha ha ha. Nice story. You have a talent for story-writing, do you know that? Anyway, Ronaldo will always be Ronaldo. Nobody can stripped him of his honor of being called "one of the greatest." His record will speak for himself. He may be down now, perhaps because of age (?), but in due time he'll deliver again. The Brazilian team has a deep bench. With Ronaldinhio, they might have a repeat this year. Ronaldo's talent and energy is one of a kind, thus, i believe he will make a great comeback. :D
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ronaldo, goto www.fifa.com
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Last i heard he was in norway, he signed for Fredrikstad F.K.. played 3 games for them so far don't know how good your norweigen is but http://www.fredrikstadfk.no/default.asp?fid=1002
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Im in love with him! he's so hot and young.. :)\nHe's such an amazing player too!\n\n\nWHAT lol im not married.. I love Zaccardo.. he was the first one I though was hot on the squad besides Marco Materazzi\n\nOh thanks Doober for explaining.. \nlol I wish I was married to Marco.. in my dreams I was!
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I think U may ask about it in the frederation of football in Netherlands.Good luck\n:)
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He is going to be in a rematch of the Mexico-USA qualifying matches! This Sunday, check it out: \n\nPLease vote on my answer please i said it first he copied me