Which legendary Argentina's goal keeper is making a come back to second division at age 61?
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Sorry, he said last week he won't do it. He is "El loco" Gatti
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These are the current second choice keepers..\n\nItaly   -   Marco Amelia\nportugal - Quim\nSpain  - José Reina\nBrazil  -  Helton\nFrance  -  Grégory Coupet\nEngland  -  Ben Foster\nArgentina -   Leo Franco\nGermany  -  Timo Hildebrand\n\nHope that helps\nPHIL M\n\n(if that aint worth 10 points, i dont know what is) LOL
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Roger Milla, of Cameroon, is the oldest player at the World Cup finals, when he played, and scored a goal, against Russia in the 1994 World Cup\n\nHe was 42 years and 39 days.
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1. Daniel Alberto Passarella 1978 aged 25\n2. Robert Frederick Chelsea 'Bobby' Moore 1966 aged 25\n3. Diego Armando Maradona 1986 aged 25\n4. Carlos Alberto Torres 1970 aged 26
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Boca Juniors, Argentina
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Dino Zoff \nBorn: 28 February, 1942. Mariano del Friuli, Italy \n \nDino Zoff, one of the world's best goalkeepers, holds the world record for holding a clean sheet the longest time, 1142 minutes. From September 1972 to June 1974, he was unbeatable. He also holds the record for the oldest player, age 40, to win the World Cup. \n\nWhile with Juventus, Zoff won five league titles and in 1982, captained Italy to a World Cup win. \n\nZoff became a coach for Lazio, after retiring, later becoming president of the club. In 1999 he was lured away to coach for the national team.
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He's already retired and past his prime age. He's been playing since the 1990 World Cup and has had ample chances to show what an amazing player he is. People will always remember him as "BatiGol" cos' he never failed to find the net. Now, he has moved on to give other promising players a chance to find the fame like he did. Crespo and Messi are some to fill the gap.
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Argentina (unlike France) seem to have learned a lesson from their disastrous '02 campaign, and have selected only 4 players who were members of that squad.\nThey have a young squad (average age 26 years, 1 month) by my reckoning. It's worth noting that both times they've won the competition they had young squads (26 yrs & 3 mths in '78, 26 yrs 10 mths in '86). Also note that they took an older squad to Korea/Japan (28 yrs & 5 mths by my calculations). \nI think they have a number of very exciting players. My personal favourites being Cambiasso, Riquelme, Messi & Crespo. \nThey'll definitely be a hard team to beat, and I'm sure they'll make it at least as far as the semis - if not becoming the eventual winners.
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Argentina vs West Germany 3-2
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Eder Aleixo de Assis, born May 25, 1957, retired in 1997.\n\nHe is now a businessman in the gas station/lubricant distribution field. He also does commentary for TV and plays senior soccer.
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He's one of the greats, and he is underrated. I think he is probably the only striker who can score any kind of goal. Probably a long with Van Basten and Shevchenko. One of the best using his head, the greatest penalty taker and just a attitude to football. Sad to see him retire.
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The goal keeper of Barcalona\nThe second choice galkeeper for Spain after Cassilas
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Maraodona 2nd Goal during Argentina-England.world cup 1986 \nhe was very fast,high agility and quality.. \nanyway,everyone know about this goal. its is memorable!
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what this a trivia? \nA) Goalkeeper
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Teddy Sheringham of West Ham is the oldest player playing in top class soccer. He will be 40 this year and West Ham have just given him another years contract.
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carlos alberto \nhe said he was 23 but the player of figuerense is actualy 28
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OSWALDO JAVIER SANCHEZ IBARRA...from las chivas de guadalajara...he is da goalie & flippin hot