Did Mia Hamm have any special aspirations?
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She really wanted to get into bed with a major league baseball player.  You see kids, dreams do come true.
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I have to agree with Ricky on this one. Maria Sharapova plays her game well, has an attitude, and has the potential to become a very good player as she gets older. Not to mention she is beautiful, but that is only a small part of why she is my favorite.
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Ali Daei, the Iranian, with 109 assuming you refer to male players.\n\nAlternatively, Mia Hamm, the American has scored 158.
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Not really. If you ask anyone, she might be remembered from Fox's Celebrity Boxing but not as a real boxer. She won only half of her fights (against unexperienced boxers), and it seems she quit to return to skating. I could beat her. :D
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love the spelling!!\n\nRooney hands down.... Robben would get more praise in the olympic diving team than a football team!
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You mean Olympics?  No way.  She fall twice.  You can see the scores.  She is even lucky to get the silver.  Well, she did well after those two falls though.\n\nKimmy would be a star soon, but she was too conservative in Olympics.  I heard she can do quadruple.  If that's true, and she can do it in competition, she will have a medal next time.
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whoa! It's not just men that like sports! Some of us women do too! If you question that, look at all the female athletes our daughters are admiring. I'm fully expecting to have another Mia Hamm in my household. But besides that........we still love watching Hockey, Football, Basketball, Swimming, Lacrosse, Volleyball. It's the thrill of competition. It's watching the determination of the players to achieve that goal! And most of us enjoy watching this, because we understand the feeling from playing as well. It's about watching the strategies put into place. It's about problem solving on the field. It's NOT just about running with a ball and knocking people down. Study the game! Understand it..........THEN you will see why people (not just men) find sports so interesting!
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skier\n\nwon gold medals in Turin, not sure how many of them, but in the downhill or super-g for sure which are her specialities
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I believe football truly exemplifies a passion for sport.  In this sense the game differs from all others.  The game of football almost speaks as a universal language, since it is played and enjoyed in so many countries and regions across the earth.  As the World Cup in Germany draws near, my anticipipation builds as I'm sure it does within the minds and hearts of various footballers and football fans across the globe. \n\nMy faviourite footballer, without question, is Dennis Bergkamp.  I grew up watching him play for Ajax and feel as though he has revolutionized the game with a patient attacking style that so few players can master.  Both his playmaking ability and clinical finishing have allowed him the remain on the playing field for all these years.  And now, as his time draws to an end, I bid him a warmhearted fairwell.  He will always be remembered by the Dutch masses, the Highbury faithful, and football fans around the world.
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No, and really, who cares? She won 5 medals in '92 and was robbed of the all-around gold by 0.12 points...I'd say she deserved to be there.
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depend,would she be an asset to the team?
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I don't think he has personally. He was just a guy that played sport and was really good at it.\n\nHe may have done charity work off the field but I do not know of any.\n\nBut I guess if you want to find anything at all, you could say he inspired others to succeed??
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What did you want to know about her? She's part of Kronk's 2006 amateur team. Linked below is an interview with her from 2004.
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none.  she retired in  1975 thus didnot compete in the 1976 olympics
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Mia Hamm scored 129 international goals, the most of all-time, men or women.
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no...\nhe is the son of goalkeeper Félix Mourinho, his playing "career" consisted of a few generally unsuccessful spells at small clubs. He also has a degree in Physical Education, specialising in sports methodology and worked as a high school coach. Then he worked all the way to Chelsea as a coach.\n\nfor more info. vist http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jose_Mourinho#Early_years
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Very easy to do that so long as you have the money and the ambition. You need to be passionate about what you want just as an Olympic sportsperson is. Statistics I read some time ago indicated that  foreigners are likely to be more successful than local people. When you have your back to the wall you know you have to succeed... don't go back!!!