Can anyone tell me,which is the best players in Germany team?..?
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Miroslav Klose, Robert Huth, Sebastian Deisler
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ac milan :p.maldini italy is the best player in 2006 germany
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probably the best players like ronaldinho, rooney, henry etc.
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By definition, there can be only one "best player" in the competition, by the way, it will be either Ronaldinho or Wayne Rooney.\nYou read it here first!!
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The best players are in Brazil team. But for them it is almost impossible to win in Europe. Hence, the best chances in my opinion have Germany as a host and Italy which has very good and ambitious squad.
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Please, give me the names of one top class english player. They have a very well balanced team and very disciplined, but that's all. And that could be enough.
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^^^^^ that dude is crazy, he forgot the top 2 goalies in the world!\n\n1. Petr Cech\n2. Gianluigi Buffon\n3. Dida\n4. Lehmann\n5. Sanchez\n\nHonorable Mention:\n\nKeller\nRobinson\nCasillas\nAbbondanzieri\nRicardo
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HELL YA.....\nGOLDEN BOOTS FOR TONI...\nBEST PLAYER FOT TOTTI....\nFORZA AZZURI...
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Germany really is that good, but Argentina will win (provided the ref calls a fair game).  This is the type of match up you want to see for the final because it's the two most explosive teams in the tournament.  With ten goals in four matches, both squads lead in this count with Brazil.  In goals against, both have two from teams no longer in the tournament.\n\nIn team attack, Argentina is ranked #1 and Germany is #3 (Brazil is #2).  Four of the five top scorers (still in the tournament) are German or Argentine: Klose is #1, Crespo is #2, Podolski is #4 and Rodríguez #5.  However, only Argentina has three more scorers in the top 20 (of teams still remaining): Saviola #13, Messi #17 and Tevez #18.\n\nAesthetically, Argentina's goals are the most pleasing thus far.  While aesthetics don't help in predicting who will win, they do indicate the level of creativity and talent.  Four of the five goals of the tournament are Argentine: Maxi Rodriguez's goal in match against Mexico, and Cambiasso's, Tevez's and Rodriguez's (minute 5) goals in match against Serbia & Montenegro.  By contrast, Frings and Lahm's monster cannon shots during the match against Costa Rica rank # 6 and # 7, respectively.  So, where Argentina excels in artistry, improvisation and superb personal skill, the Germans answer with power and presicion.\n\nSo much offence has kept the ball away from their opponents, thus their defences are relatively untested.  In team defence, Germany is #6 and Argentina #7 (of teams still in the tournament).  In four matches, Abbondanzieri only has 9 saves, and Lehmanns only 6 (compared to Kingson's 22).\n\nThey both play fairly clean, although they both can play tough (dirty) if provoked.  During the tournament, Argentina has committed 69 fouls and Germany 66 (compared to Ghana's 100).  Argentina has 8 yellow cards to Germany's 5 (compared to Ghana's 18), and neither have suffered a red card.  This is where the ref can make a huge difference: should the match become ugly, it would be much easier for the ref to walk out of the stadium in one piece if he calls the game in Germany's favor.  The worst outcome would be an invented penalty late in the game, like the one Argentina suffered against Germany during the 1990 final....\n\nGermany has the two most prolific scorers, but Argentina has the most creative squad, with a bench that would unquestionably be starters for any other country's team.  Germany cannot outwit Argentina. Germany will win the match only if they can muscle Riquelme out of the midfield.  By contrast, Argentina will win if they figure out how to plug the firing lanes and keep the German Ubercannons from taking shots at Abbondanzieri's net.  In a match of brains over brawn, I pick Argentina to win, so long as the ref is fair.
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i personally think there are a couple of good players eg\nZidane ( my fave)\nD. Beckam ( my bro's idol )\nTerry Henry\nRonaldo \nRonaldinho ( won best 2 years running)\nM. Ballack ( my 2nd fave)\nand of course the legendery one  & only\n\nPELE!!
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HEY I HOPE DIS HELPS NOW JUST PUT DIS AS THE BEST ANSWER OK LATER ARIBBA LAS CHIVAS \n\n\n\n                                Jugador Pos. # JJ JC T EC SC MIN GOL TA TR \nOswaldo Sánchez POR\nAlfredo Talavera POR \nLuis Ernesto Michel POR  \nEdgar Mejía DEF \nHéctor Reynoso DEF \nGonzalo Pineda DEF  \nFrancisco Javier Rodríguez DEF   \nDiego Martínez DEF  \nOmar Esparza DEF  \nPatricio Araujo DEF  \nJosé Antonio Patlán DEF  \nRoberto Rivera DEF  \nEmilio López MED  \nEdgar Iván Solís MED  \nJosé Jonny Magallón MED \nJuan Pablo Rodríguez MED   \nRamón Morales MED 0 \nManuel Sol MED Alberto Medina MED Max Pérez MED \nSergio Ávila MED \nJavier Hernández DEL \nJuan Manuel Garza DEL  \nRenato Rivera DEL \nJesús Padilla DEL  \nOmar Bravo DEL MAY BE THE BEST PLAYER EVER!!!!!\nSergio Santana DEL  \nAdolfo Bautista DEL  \nMarco Antonio Parra DEL Edwin Borboa DEL  \nJesús Morales
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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.
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I think that Kahn is nowhere near to being the player he was in 2002 when he was player of the tournament but he is still a very good goalkeeper. Lehmann has improved a great deal compared to his initial months at Arsenal, but he can still be a bit suspect on occasion. To be quite honest, there is not much to choose between them. Furthermore, a great deal of the fact that Germany keeps so many clean sheets is down to the good defensive organization of the team as a whole which limits the chances of the opposing side. Personally, I think that the most important thing is to be consistent - to pick one keeper and stand by the decision. I would have liked to see Oliver Kahn have one last hurrah at this World Cup but I am equally happy to see Lehmann get his chance. I don't think it will seriously harm Germany's chances either way.
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I only get to pick one??? Well, i'm picking out two!!! Riquelme and Tévez, the playmaker and the striker, both of whom the ball sticks to!!!! Riquelme has such pace and skill and imagination- and Tévez, who is built and moves like Diego Maradona!!!! Two exceptional and inspired players in a team of stars. I highly rate Lucho and Maxi and Cambiasso and Abbondanzieri too!!! Basically, any one of these players in any other team would be the best in that team, but together.... I so hope they win!!! :-)\n\nTo answer your second question, Tévez has a scar because when he was a baby he was burned when a pot of boiling water fell on him. Apparently he turned down plastic surgery- for which Boca, his club up until a couple of seasons ago, offered to pay because he didn't want to miss any matches and it's part of who he is. I didn't know how he got it either until today so I looked it up- and now I respect him even more!\n\nVAMOS ARGENTINA!!!!!
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Good Question Amit\n\nWell My Best Team Would Be\n\nFormation -> ( 1 - 3 - 4 -3 ).\n\nGoalkeeper - Petr Cech ( Chelsea , Czech Republic )\n\nDefender - Roberto Carlos ( Real Madrid , Brazil )\n                  Allesandro Nesta ( Ac Milan , Italy )\n                  John Terry ( Chelsea , England )\n\nMidfielder - Ronaldinho ( Barcelona , Brazil )\n                  C Ronaldo  ( Manchester United , Portugal )\n                  Kaka ( Ac Milan , Brazil )\n                  David Beckham ( Real Madrid , England )\n\nAttacker -  Ronaldo ( Real Madrid , Brazil )\n                  Henry ( Arsenal , France )\n                 Shevchenko ( Chelsea , Ukraine )\n\nWhat a Team This Will Be\nNo One Can Defeat This Team.
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As it was in 2002, their most valuable player will once again be a goalkeeper! Mark my words, if Jens Lehmann stays as hot as he has been, and above all else, stays consistent, then this German team can go far!
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There are various factors to consider when answering this question.  I'll rank teams based on positions\n\nGoalie\nItaly.  Gigi Buffon is amazing\nPoland.  2 great goalies there\nGermany: Lehman is good enough\n\nDefense:\nItaly\nSpain\n\n\nMidfield:\nBrazil (Kaka, Ronaldinho, Cicinho, Emerson, etc..)\nArgentina (Riquelme, Messi, Mascherano, Gonzalez)\nItaly (Pirlo, Camoranesi,  DeRossi, Gattuso)\nEngland (Gerrard, Beckham, Cole)\n\n\nOffense:\nBrazil (Adriano, Robinho, Ronaldo, etc..)\nItaly (Toni, Totti, Del Piero, Gilardino, many more)\nArgentina (Tevez, Crespo, Delgado)\nGermany/England