what's your favourite goalkeeper?
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Dida ( A. Milan) and Rogerio Ceni ( Sao Paulo Football Club)
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calmar!\n\nj'adore le calmar!!! \nhahahhahaa...but i really do....=&#92;
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Peter Shilton made 17 consecutive appearances as goalkeeper in all England's matches at the 1982, 1986 and 1990 final tournaments. \n\nhttp://www.englandfootballonline.com/CmpWC/CmpWCPlyrsPerfRecs.html
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The most underrated elements of a goalkeepers game are defence organisation and ball distribution.\n\nAt some levels it can be difficult but try to organise the defence- even if only covering vulnerable spots in set-pieces. Maybe just stopping them rushing headlong towards the ball and leaving areas vacant will be enough.\n\nBall distribution is your opportunity to start the attack. Fast reactions, and being able to spot kick, drop kick and throw well and accurately are the basics. As you learn to do these quickly it will also help with goal mouth scrambles.
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Personally i like a few footballers all based on their different techniques they use with the ball:-\n\nJoe Cole- Because he has such quick feet for such a small player! lol hes small but powerful with that ball\n\nTomas Rosicky- hes just gd lol \n\nSteven Gerrard - Because he seems to bounce back and keeps attacking the goal even if he misses lots of times (same for Lampard)\n\nPavel Nedved - Because he sure did show those younger players a thing or to about attacking and ball contol. He may be getting on but boy has he still got it !\n\nAnd thats about it lol i dont really know many other footballers
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never heard of them but my favs are David Beckham, Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard, Joe Cole and Ashley Cole and maybe Peter Crouch just becuz of his robot dance
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Choices based on performances in this World Cup.\n\n\nGK - Buffon - The best keeper in the world by far and others are too erratic\n\nRB - Miguel - He's impressed me with his runs and defending\n\nCB - Lucas Neill - Played out of his skin, but shown composure and talent.\n\nCB - Fabio Cannavaro - Awesome so far.\n\nLB - Ashley Cole - played well apart form first game.\n\nRM - Ze Roberto - Probably been the best Brazillian\n\nCM - Appiah - Shown what an underrated player he is\n\nCM - Riquelme - Barca are stupid to seal him to Villareal.\n\nLM - Robben - Dangerous, pacy, match winner.\n\nF - Klose - Topscorer so far, cant go past that.\n\nF - Crespo - World class.
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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...
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well probably Johann Cruyff. Gullit, Van Basten, Koeman and Riijkard are all worth mentioning though
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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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I  would have to say matt le tissiers two goals against newcastle in 94 wen he just lifted the ball over two/three players and guided the ball in the net and the one touch onto the right foot into the top corner world class finishes.
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Cam Ward \n\n\n\n\nhe's so sik goalie man!!
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Kahn is quite good but getting older He is now Germany's no. 2 keeper for the World Cup (this is somewhat controversial). Hildebrandt is also quite good but will likely be Germnay's no. 3 in the World Cup (since Arsenal's Lehmann is the new no. 1, but Arsenal is an English team). One should also consider my favorite, the American no. 1 keeper Kasey Keller of Borussia Moenchengladbach. He likely saved 'Gladbach from relegation last season and has contributed highly to their better play this season. He has been selectet to the 11 of the Week by Kicker a number of times as well as the player of the game (including this past week).
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Jose + 10 is my favourite
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The first two players who come to mind when you think about the best player in the Premiership would be Thierry Henry and Wayne Rooney, but seeing today's FA Cup Final reminded me of the impact which Steven Gerrard brings to a Liverpool squad who have frequently succeeded in letting him down in the past. He single-handedly won the Champions' League for them last season, and he did the job again for them today in the FA Cup.\n\nAs far as the best goalkeeper is concerned, people talk about Peter Cech without a moment's thought, but I can't help feeling that his success in keeping clean sheets is in such large part down to the quality of the back four, spearheaded by skipper John Terry. Edwin van der Sar, Tim Howard, Jens Lehmann, Antti Niemi, Shay Given and Brad Friedel amongst others provide tough opposition, but upon closer inspection I would have to agree with most others when they say that Cech tops the list. \n\nYou would be hard pressed to disagree with the popular opinion that Chelsea are the best team in the league - the biggest recipe for their success in trhe past two seasons is, of course, Roman Abramovich's injection of cash into the club a few years ago, but unlike other teams such as Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United who possess star players, they have a manager who has the ability to bring out the best in what he has at his disposal, not only as individuals, but more importantly as a team.
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Okay here is my top 5 list:\nBallack\nKaka\nJermain Defoe\nMichael Owen\nLuis Figo
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Jens Lehmann, Germany's new keeper.  He's crazy!