Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, Kaka, Ailton and a host of other scorers on Brazil, but how prominent will Robinho be?
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At the level of Ailton not at the level of the other 3.
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Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo and Argentina's Lionel Messi will be definitely the most electrifying players on the pitch. But to give you some players that people won't tell you are Germany's Robert Huth, Bastian Schweinsteiger, and Lukas Podolski(all under 22). Cesc Fabregas is incredible at Arsenal, so he will most likely do good aswell.And last two,Paraguay's Nelson Valdez(forward)is one of the best talents in South America and might carry Paraguay past the group stage in head of Sweden and Trinidad&Tobago.Lastly\nManchester Utd. and Serbia&Montenegro's promising young defender, Nemanja Vidic.
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I think Ronaldo is the best soccer player in the world today. In the future, who knows, maybe Robinho, will be the best soccer player in the world. It is a definite possibility.
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No question that Robinho is a fine player but he will have his day if he continues to play as he is.  Ronaldo is an older, more seasoned and consistent individual and team player.  He has - because he has earned - a more commanding presence on the field that has a very positive effect on the entire team.  Put him and Ronaldinho together and you have magic.  Watch the fans - Ronaldo has earned their respect and loyalty.  Yes endorsements can spoil an athlete but from what I've seen Ronaldo doesn't seem concerned about what shoes he's wearing - only that his laces are tied.  Look for Robinho to follow up in the years to come.  Not besmearching his talent but Ronaldo is getting up there.  In the meantime Robinho couldn't have a better mentor.
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ronaldino,ronaldo and ibrahimovic
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Maybe Ronaldinho or Kaka from Brazil; Messi or Riquelme from Argentina; Ballack from Germany.
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The Czechs can be a big suprise here. A nice mixture of younsters such as Baros, Rosicky, Grygera and experice players like Nedved, Koller, Poborsky. I think they would be a huge threat to Brazil.
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THERE WILL BE LOADS BUT U SHOULD EXPECT DA USUAL SUSPECTS..\n.RONALDO.\n.ROONEY.\n.RONALDINHO.\n.CRISTIANO RONALDO.\n.HENRY.
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Robson de Souza (born January 25, 1984 in São Vicente, Brazil), nicknamed Robinho (Little Robson) is a Brazilian football player (forward) on the Brazilian national team, considered by many to be one of the greatest players in the Brazilian league since his debut for Santos Football Club in 2002; in addition to excelling in the national league, he is also one of the most promising prospects for the Brazilian national team. He is 1.72 meters tall and weighs 60 kilograms.\n\nRobinho made his debut for Santos in 2002 when, along with teammate Diego, he helped lead the club to win its greatest honour since Pelé retired. After a disappointing 2003 season, Robinho exploded in 2004, scoring 21 goals in 36 matches in the league. Robinho has also appeared for Santos in two Copa Libertadores, helping Santos finish runners-up to Boca Juniors in the 2003 tournament.\n\nRobinho's performances over the past three years had attracted the attention of the great clubs from Europe, but Santos were reluctant to let him go (foreseeing a possible decay of the club's playing strength).\n\nHowever, he expressed a desire for leaving the country since his mother was kidnapped, by the end of 2004, and was held captive for two months (one among several cases of relatives of famous Brazilian footballers kidnapped recently). He finally left Brazil in the summer of 2005 and started his European club career with Spanish giants Real Madrid. On July 31 Spanish La Liga giants Real Madrid agreed a fee of about 30 million US$ for the striker. Robinho joined the side on August 25, and teamed up with fellow Brazilian internationals Ronaldo, Roberto Carlos and Julio Baptista to make his debut against Cadiz, coming on as substitute in the second half for Michael Owen. His shirt number for the season is 10.\n\nThis year's World Cup 2006 will provide a huge boost for Robinho, and give him a chance to really show his skills, as he will grace the world stage alongside fellow Brazilian superstars Adriano, Ronaldo, Kaká and Ronaldinho.
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Ronaldinho or Robinho, Brazil just has that flair and they all play well together, they are like a well oiled machine, even though they all play for different clubs when they get together to play for the country there is never any awkwardness that some other country experience...that's why they are the team to beat
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Perhaps, but it definitely won't be easy. So far Ronaldo and Ronaldinho have barely shown up, and have only recently begun to fire up. It doesn't mean it will last, esp. with France also heating up and England potentially in Brazil's path...Brazil may win, but it will be an ugly fight to the trophy.
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many ..but not me..jk!\n\ngolden quartet- ronaldo, ronaldinho , robinho , kaka\n\nothers likely - cafu, dida, emerson, lucio, ze roberto
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Well it depends. Ronaldo definetly has more experience, and has won man of the match twice, and the golden ball award. At the last world cup he scored Brazil's only 2 goals in the last match. Still, Ronaldhino is quick, modest and is quickly rising up into the favourites list. I personally still favour Ronaldo because of his dependability, you know what to expect from him, you know his standards, and you know that he'll do well. If Ronaldhino had a full forward position, I'm sure he would excell as well.
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a surprise choice maybe...I'd pick Henry. I might have said Ronaldo, but it is likely he will be substituted for at 65-70' in every match so he won't be injured (and to maintain his vulnerable good form) and therefore, he will get less playing time in all likelihood. Also, Brazil has many more options this time around with Kaka and Adriano as prominent goalscorers so Brazil's goalscoring does not have to depend on him as much (coach Carlos has already said he will start these players). As for why Henry will score, it's because recently, if you've followed closely, Cisse has been ruled out with injury. This player was France's goalscorer alongside Henry. Henry will now have to be much more aggressive and will get much more chances on goal.\nTo tell you the truth, though, I do not believe the top scorer of the Cup will be either Henry or Ronaldo, because they are too known and will be marked every single game. Watch for a Dutch player...Robben, Van Persie, van Nistelrooy??? In the recent game, Robben was excellent. Or watch for Klose. He is in inspired form. In all likelihood, it could be a surprise, but I say a Dutch or a German player, because these teams are likely to go to further in the tournament and have more games to be topscorers. While it is true France and Brazil could and in all likelihood go far too ( i pick Brazil to win...), there are circumstances, which I feel warrant attention to these other excellent players. Remember that strikers are a dime a dozen and in a World Cup tournament, top scorer means 6 or 7 goals a lot of the time, so if Klose already has two, he looks a very good and likely recipient of the top scorer  honor.
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you are right, but brazil has ronaldo and ronaldino both whom have played innumerous games.
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I think we are going to see Brazil repeat it once again. We are going to see yet another formidable squade of well talented side, from prolific Ronaldinho who is poised to win the European Champions League, Robinho and others. This team is well prepared with majority of the team well versed with European style. Its the only team to have won this cup in almost all continents. Watch out for Samba team.
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I think Shevchenko will be wanting to get some goals to his name.Adriano will be a contender if he play's like he does at Inter Milan.Wayne Rooney will want to shine in his 1st World cup.