Who is the only goalkeeper to win the Golden Ball at a World Cup ?
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Oliver Kahn . . . \n\nIn 2002, he won the Adidas Golden Ball for best player and the Yashin Award for top goalkeeper of the 2002 World Cup, after allowing only two of the seven national sides to score against him: the Republic of Ireland and the ultimate champions Brazil. Despite being beaten only three times overall, he was widely blamed for losing the final after allowing Brazilian striker Ronaldoto score the first goal. He also starred for his country at Euro 2000 and Euro 2004.
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Ronaldo, Brazil won the Golden Boot in 2002. He scored 9 goals in the tournament.
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well my guess is none other than\nDavid Beckham from England\nHe is the only player to score a goal by kicking the ball behind the half way line
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The longest unbeaten goalkeeper in WC history is Walter Zenga of Italy. He closed the goal for a total of 517 minutes during the 1990 WC.\nbut,\nSergio Goycochea of Argentina has more WC penalty shoot-out saves than any other goalkeeper
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Do you mean the FIFA Golden Ball Award for player of the World Cup or FIFA World Player of the Year? \n\nRonaldo won FIFA World Player of the Year in 1996, 1997 and 2002. Zinedine Zidane won it in 1998, 2000 and 2003.
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The Golden Ball is an award attributed to the most outstanding player of the World Cup final tournament. FIFA announces a shortlist of ten nominees which is then voted by media representatives. The most voted player is elected to win the Golden Ball, the second most voted player wins the Silver Ball and the third most voted player wins the Bronze Ball. Its awarding is shrouded by allegations of being influenced by diplomacy: the three awards have always been won by players from three different nations.\n\nPast adidas Golden Ball Winners\nPast winners of the prestigious adidas Golden Ball award include famous faces such as Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn in 2002, Brazil’s Ronaldo in 1998, Italia 90 hitman Salvatore Schillaci and Argentina’s 1986 World Cup™ winner Diego Maradona. \n\n\nEvery FIFA World Cup™ finals produces one outstanding player destined to leave an indelible mark on the tournament in question. Beginning in 1982, FIFA and adidas have recognised the exceptional performers by awarding the adidas Golden Ball at the end of the event.\n\nThe Golden Ball is arguably the most coveted individual trophy in the world game. At the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan™, Germany's Oliver Kahn became the first goalkeeper to claim the prestigious award, accepting a newly-created version of the trophy inscribed with the names of all previous winners.\n\nAlongside Kahn, the glittering prize has gone to Paolo Rossi (Italy), Diego Maradona (Argentina), Toto Schillaci (Italy), Romario (Brazil) and Ronaldo (Brazil). The names of all future winners will be added after each tournament.\n\nThe award procedure involves the FIFA technical committee nominating a shortlist of ten contenders following the semi-finals, before media representatives meet at the play-off for third place to elect the winner of the Gold, Silver and Bronze Balls.\n\nThe new design commissioned by adidas is based on the historic Chile ball created by the equipment manufacturer in 1960 and remains in adidas and FIFA's possession. The world governing body keeps the trophy on permanent display at FIFA House in Zurich.
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The Golden Shoe is awarded to the top goalscorer of the World Cup final tournament. The award was introduced at the 1982 World Cup for the first time.\n\nThe leading goalscorer at every FIFA World Cup™ finals is awarded the adidas Golden Shoe - past winners of the accolade include Gerd Muller, Ronaldo and Just Fontaine.
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'The Kaiser' Frank Beckenbauer. He won the world cup such as player in 1974, and won it such as trainner of Germany in Italy-90
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I think its Oliver Kahn (Germany) ALTHOUGH HE DIDN'T PLAY YET IN ANY OF THE MATCHES.... (but i remember that whenever he used to catch the ball... he would hold it like it was sth precious!!)
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It was Gerd Müller. He was also known as "Kleines dickes Müller" which means "Litte fat Müller" ;)\nHe played for FC Bayern München and scored the decisive goal in the Word Cup final 1974 against the Netherlands in Munich for the 2:1 victory.
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No one remembers who won the world cup. Just Zidane head butting that Italian guy...what is his name?
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Addidas Golden Shoe winner\nGuillermo STABILE Argentina\nScored 8 Goals
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Golden Shoe Award,\n Hristo Stoitchkov (Bulgaria)\nOleg Salenko (Russia)\nwith 6 goals\n\nGolden Ball: Romário (Brazil)\nSilver Ball: Roberto Baggio (Italy)\nBronze Ball: Hristo Stoitchkov (Bulgaria)\n\nYashin Award: Michel Preud'homme (Belgium)
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the goalkeeper of the winning team
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Definitely, Ronaldhino, Brasil!!! Why??? Fluid movement,  perfect control of the ball, his dribbles...amazing!!!
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Here I am again to answer ur q and try my best to get 10 points.\n\n\nThere are currently six awards:\n\nThe Golden Shoe (also known as the Golden Boot, since 1982 commercially termed "adidas Golden Shoe") was first awarded in 1930 for top goal scorer; \n\nThe Golden Ball (currently commercially termed "adidas Golden Ball") for best player (first awarded in 1982); \n\nThe Yashin Award for best goalkeeper (first awarded in 1994);\n \nThe FIFA Fair Play Award for the team with the best record of fair play (first awarded in 1978); \n\nThe Most Entertaining Team award for the team that has entertained the public the most, during the World Cup final tournament, as determined by a poll of the general public, first awarded in 1994; \n\nThe Best Young Player (currently commercially termed as "Gillette Best Young Player") award for best player under 21 years of age at the start of the calendar year, first awarded in 2006. \n\nAn All-Star Team (currently commercially termed "Mastercard All-Star Team") comprising of the best players of the tournament, is also announced for each tournament since 1990.\n\n\n\nwho won it each year\n\n\ngolden boot\n\nWorld Cup Golden Shoe Award Goals \n1982 Spain  Paolo Rossi 6 \n1986 Mexico  Gary Lineker 6 \n1990 Italy  Salvatore Schillaci 6 \n1994 USA  Hristo Stoichkov \n Oleg Salenko\n 6 \n1998 France  Davor Šuker 6 \n2002 Korea/Japan  Ronaldo 8(4) \nWorld Cup Golden Shoe Goals Silver Shoe Goals Bronze Shoe Goals \n2006 Germany  Miroslav Klose 5  Hernán Crespo 3  Ronaldo 3 \n\n\ngolden ball\n\nWorld Cup Golden Ball Silver Ball Bronze Ball \n1982 Spain  Paolo Rossi  Falcão  Karl-Heinz Rummenigge \n1986 Mexico  Diego Maradona  Harald Schumacher  Preben Elkjær \n1990 Italy  Salvatore Schillaci  Lothar Matthäus  Diego Maradona \n1994 USA  Romário  Roberto Baggio  Hristo Stoichkov \n1998 France  Ronaldo  Davor Šuker  Lilian Thuram \n2002 Korea/Japan  Oliver Kahn  Ronaldo  Hong Myung-Bo \n2006 Germany  Zinedine Zidane  Fabio Cannavaro  Andrea Pirlo \n\n\nlev yashin  award\n\nWorld Cup Yashin Award winner \n1994 USA  Michel Preud'homme \n1998 France  Fabien Barthez \n2002 Korea/Japan  Oliver Kahn \n2006 Germany  Gianluigi Buffon \n\nWorld Cup FIFA Fair Play Award winners \n1978 Argentina  Argentina \n1982 Spain  Brazil \n1986 Mexico  Brazil \n1990 Italy  England \n1994 USA  Brazil \n1998 France  England\n France \n2002 Korea/Japan  Belgium \n2006 Germany  Brazil\n Spain \n\n\nWorld Cup Most Entertaining Team Award \n2002 Korea/Japan  Korea Republic \n2006 Germany  Portugal \n\nWorld Cup Best Young Player Award \n2006 Germany  Lukas Podolski \n\nWorld Cup Goalkeepers Defenders Midfielders Forwards \n1930 Uruguay  Enrique Ballesteros\n\n  José Nasazzi\n Milutin Ivković\n\n  Luis Monti\n Alvaro Gestido\n José Andrade\n\n  Pedro Cea\n Héctor Castro\n Héctor Scarone\n Guillermo Stabile\n Bert Patenaude\n\n \n1934 Italy  Ricardo Zamora\n\n  Jacinto Quincoces\n Eraldo Monzeglio\n\n  Luis Monti\n Attilio Ferraris\n Leonardo Cilaurren\n\n  Giuseppe Meazza\n Raimundo Orsi\n Enrique Guaita\n Matthias Sindelar\n Oldrich Nejedly\n\n \n1938 France  Frantisek Planicka\n\n  Pietro Rava\n Alfredo Foni\n Domingos da Guia\n\n  Michele Andreolo\n Hugo Locatelli\n\n  Silvio Piola\n Gino Colaussi\n György Sárosi\n Gyula Zsengellér\n Leônidas\n\n \n1950 Brazil  Roque Máspoli\n\n  Erik Nilsson\n José Parra\n Schubert Gambetta\n\n  Obdulio Varela\n Danilo\n\n  Jair\n Ademir\n Zarra\n Alcides Ghiggia\n Juan Alberto Schiaffino\n\n \n1954 Switzerland  Gyula Grosics\n\n  Ernst Ocwirk\n József Bozsik\n José Santamaría\n\n  Fritz Walter\n Bauer\n\n  Helmut Rahn\n Nándor Hidegkuti\n Ferenc Puskás\n Sándor Kocsis\n Zoltan Czibor\n\n \n1958 Sweden  lev Yashin\n\n  Djalma Santos\n Bellini\n Nílton Santos\n\n  Danny Blanchflower\n Didi\n\n  Pelé\n Garrincha\n Just Fontaine\n Raymond Kopa\n Gunnar Gren\n\n \n1962 Chile  Antonio Carbajal\n\n  Djalma Santos\n Cesare Maldini\n Vale
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Roberto Baggio from Italy... Despite he has lost the penalty kick at the final, he was the best in my rememberence...