what`s the name of German goal keeper in world cup 2006?
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I geuss you people don't read up on european football. Oliver Kahn is not no.1 anymore. Lehmann of Arsenal is. \n\nDamn amateurs.
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The 2006 FIFA World Cup (officially titled 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany, sometimes referred to as the Football World Cup or just The World Cup) finals are scheduled to take place in Germany between 9 June and 9 July 2006. Qualification for the tournament is now complete, with all 32 competing teams confirmed. The 2006 finals are the 18th to be contested. In June 2000, Germany won the right to host the event beating the bids of South Africa (who will be the hosts of the 2010 FIFA World Cup), England, Brazil, and Morocco.
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Casey Keller who plays in German Bundesliga. Brad Fridel is also a top class goalkeepper, but he retired from national team while keeping his fine form for Blackburn Rovers in English Premier League.
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gerd muller-germany 14 goals
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5 World Cup Final Tournaments - Antonio Carbajal, goalkeeper for Mexico in 1950, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1966.\n\nSource-Sam
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Gerd Muller of Germany (then West Germany) scored a total of 14 goals in two world cups (10 goals in 1970 and 4 in 1974).\n\nJust Fontaine of France holds the record for a single World Cup with 13 goals.
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14 Germany Gerd Müller\n13 France Just Fontaine\n12 Brazil Pelé\n\nBrazil Ronaldo\n11 Germany Jürgen Klinsmann\nHungary Sándor Kocsis\n10 Argentina Gabriel Batistuta\n\nPeru Teófilo Cubillas\nEngland Gary Lineker\nPoland Grzegorz Lato\nGermany Helmut Rahn\n9 Brazil Ademir (1)\n\nItaly Roberto Baggio\nPortugal Eusébio\nBrazil Jairzinho\nItaly Paolo Rossi\nGermany Karl-Heinz Rummenigge\nGermany Uwe Seeler\nBrazil Vavá\nItaly Christian Vieri\n8 Brazil Leônidas\n\nArgentina Diego Maradona\nUruguay Omar Oscar Míguez\nArgentina Guillermo Stábile\nBrazil Rivaldo\nGermany Rudi Völler
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Jurgen Klinsmann is Germany's team manager.
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1 LEHMANN Jens\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nDate of birth:  10 November 1969\nHeight:  190 cm\nWeight:  87 kg\nPosition:  Goalkeeper\nCurrent Club:  Arsenal (ENG)\nInt'l Caps:  37 (as of 30-Jun-2006)\nFirst Int'l Cap:  Oman v. Germany (18-Feb-1998) \n1988-1998 Schalke 04 (GER)  \n1998-1999 AC Milan (ITA)  \n1999-2003 Borussia Dortmund (GER)  \nSince 2003 Arsenal (ENG) \n\n23 HILDEBRAND Timo\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nDate of birth:   5 April 1979\nHeight:  185 cm\nWeight:  77 kg\nPosition:  Goalkeeper\nCurrent Club:  VfB Stuttgart (GER)\nInt'l Caps:  3 (as of 30-Jun-2006)\nFirst Int'l Cap:  Romania v. Germany (28-Apr-2004)\nSince 1998 VfB Stuttgart (GER)
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Jurgen Klinsman and his assisstant Oliver Bierhoff\nthey also played in previoous world cups together..
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it's Gurd Muller. he as 14 goals and he was in the West Germany team that won the world cup 1974
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GERMANY: \nThe goal keepers are both born on 1969.\n14 born on the 80`s\n11 born on the 70´s\nSome well know players:\nBallack 1976\nPodolski 1985\nSchweinsteiger 1984\nHuth 1984\nDeisler 1980\nFrings 1976\nAsamoha 1978\nKlose 1978\nHinkel 1982\nGermany has in total 3 players born in 85`: Podolski, Jansen and Sinkiewicz.\n\n\nENGLAND:\n17 players born between 1980 and 85 (being Rooney the most young)\n11 players born on the 70´s\nAlthough i believe Germans are younger.... there are many born on 85´. \n\nBRASIL:\n18 players born on the 70´s\n10 players born on the first years of the 80´s \nThe younger is Robinho born in 1984.\n\nFRANCE:\n21 players were born on the 70´s\n7 players on the 80´s\nThe younger is Robert Pires born in 1983
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www.uefa world cup 2006
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You're talking about Jürgen Klinsmann, but number 9 in german team was Rudi Völler
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Germany were victorious against Saudi Arabia in the 2002 World Cup, beating them 8-0.\n\nThe scorers were:\n20 mins: Klose\n25 mins: Klose\n40 mins: Ballack\n45 mins: Jancker\n69 mins: Klose (Hat Trick)\n73 mins: Linke \n84 mins: Bierhoff\n90 mins: Schneider
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Interestingly, if best keepers are based on the number of saves they made .. this is according to FIFA website:\n\n1. Richard Kingson (Ghana) - 22 saves\n2. Ricardo Joao (Angola) - 21 saves\n3. Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi (Japan) - 21 saves\n4. Edwin van der Sar (Holland) - 18 saves\n\nThat's the stats as of today ... so even though they got knocked out a few days ago, they're still up there in terms of the number of saves they made. Imagine if they're still in the game.... \n\nWorld Cup 2002 was Oliver Kahn, no doubt about it.
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The best player at World Cup 2006