Is Pele going to Germany for the world Cap and what role is he going to play?
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Yes and he is going to be the guest of homor with maradona and blatter
485242
Hey Dutchman! Go easy on the newcomer. Lionel Messi is still a baby. He is the best player in Argentina though. After the world cup and if he plays on May 17th in the UEFA Champions League final he could be named MVP if Ronaldinho doesn't get it. And it is called the MVP. Remember MVP of last Champions league went to Liverpool's striker Gerrard.
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Sweetie I need to point this out...\nIts president & the man earned being able to be thePresident of the Brazil national team.He did this by being the best player .\nPele,of course.
541213
No, he's not going to play in the Champions League. In fact he's not even going to Paris. I think I heard that he's going to be in Portugal to train with some of the England team.\n\nWengers not playing Walcott or putting him him on the bench because he doesn't think he's good enough yet. However, apparently Wenger says he's good enough to win the World Cup for England. I don't really see the mentality there. He's good enough for the biggest and best International tournament in the world (tip: WORLD CUP). However, he's not good enough for the best club tournament in Europe (Europe is smaller than the world).\n\nThis is my evidence that Wenger is a sanctimonious tit.
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Yes, i said this before the tournament started, and i will say it again \n\n''Klose will finish the Tournament with at least 7 goals and recieve the Golden Boot award''
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There is a good chance!\nHe recently gave an interview to Brazilian press saying he is leaving Madrid and that he is considering returning to Brazil.\nThe brazilian midia however do not really believe in that. They say he will most likely sign with Chelsea or Fenerbahce, which are already negotiating with him.
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FIFA has announced that England's Theo Walcott will be the youngest player at football's World Cup in Germany, while Tunisia's 40-year-old goalkeeper Ali Boumnijel will be the oldest.\n\nSeventeen-year-old Walcott's call-up was a major surprise with the striker yet to start a first team game for Arsenal. \n\nWalcott could become the youngest player since Pele in Sweden in 1958 to score a goal at the finals. \n\nBoumnijel, should he feature for the North African side, will become the fifth oldest player in World Cup history behind Cameroon's Roger Milla, Northern Ireland's Pat Jennings, England's Peter Shilton and Italian Dino Zoff. \n\nThe World Cup kicks off in Germany on June 9.
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for good of we who love football we hope yes... No matter which team he will play for, the point is I like to watch good football no matter the teams and he is one of several guys in this world cup that will make me enjoy this event :)
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I think Germany will score two in a 2-0 win over Costa Rica in the opening game.\n\nIt is clear that the German team is not as strong as many others at this years world cup, however in having the home advantage and a few top quality stars they should be able to brush Costa Rica aside without too many problems!\n\nLucas Podolski, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Michael Ballack will all play a big part in any success the team can muster up this year - I think that Podolski and Ballack will be the goalscorers in the first game. However I cannot see the Germans getting further than the quarter-finals of the tournament!
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PELE EXCLUSIVE: Fantastic football so far\n22 June 2006\nby FIFAworldcup.com\n\nO Rei Pele is a man who needs no introduction. FIFA’s universally accepted choice as the greatest player of the 20th century, Pele makes headlines wherever he goes. The media hang on his every word, particularly when the great man offers his view on a topic as weighty as the FIFA World Cup™. \nThe Brazilian legend is well aware of the impact his words have, as he made clear to FIFAworldcup.com. “I’m not afraid of speaking my mind. A few World Cups ago, I said that Colombia were playing very well, and that they could end up doing better than Brazil and Argentina. Even though they did play well in their first two games, they went out in the first round, and plenty of people took pleasure in the fact that I got it wrong. \n\n“Before this particular tournament, nobody even mentioned Ecuador. People were only talking about Brazil and Argentina and I said that I had seen Ecuador play, that they were very good, and that they could get through the first phrase. And Ecuador are through! A lot of journalists stop making comments once things happen. That way it’s easy.” \n\nIn this exclusive interview, Pele gives a candid assessment of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, and runs the rule over Brazil’s performances so far. The Canarinho legend also reveals which players and teams have caught his eye, and much more besides.
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Obviously not, unless he makes a stunning recovery and goes on to score the goals that fire England to the World Cup.\n (did I just type that?)\n\nAnyway back to reality, the player of the year is the one that helps his country win the World Cup.
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By the time the final game is played, Brasil will be back home. Unless they want to stay in Germany as tourist.
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Probably! By 2010, he'll be 35. He has an option whether to play or not. Remember Zinedine Zidane and Henrik Larsson are in their mid-30's now, but they came out of retirement for their respective countries' pride. If he does play, however, he'll be no longer the captain. A lot of people in England want to have Steven Gerrard as Beck's heir
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i think brazil will.. soccer is their thing.. they can shake, they can move, and they fly with that ball.. they work as a team, they use good tactics, they dont get frustrated. \n\nYet, i think Germany has a good shot at it too but not as good.. \n\nand then again.. brazil right now has the top players of the world.. All the top european teams today, their key players are from brazil.. from gollie, to middle man, to right/left fowards... and then when u put all them together.. it just becomes a fun game for them.. and then once again.. soccer is who they are, not who they wanna be. They are just Brazilians... and so am I!! lol
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haha apparently english fans have a little chant where they call him fat.\nanyways, i do think hes a bit over weight and out of shape, but if he can keep up with play and score the goals that are needed, who cares?\nHe's tied with Pele for third with 12 goals, with three more he'll be in first place.
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Ít will be Klinsmann. For one he lead the German team to a third place finish in the last WC and alot of people thought they would not make it out of the first round. Second, the American media doesn't really care to cover the sport, so he can do what he wants. Third, he will not be flying between 2 countries all the time. He lives in California and the USSF headquarters are in Chicago. He would only be flying on short trips.
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Michael Ballack is an excellent player, he's one of the best in German history. He will make the difference between an early exit and late elimination round participation for the German team this summer.