Who is the player who has played for the most different teams?
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none of those are right, all those players played with 4 teams most.  i don't know the answer for sure, but tom tupa has played for 7 teams (washington, jets, tampa, indy, cleveland, new england, arizona), and is now a free agent again.  steve deberg tehnically played for 6 teams, (sf, denver, tampa, kc, miami, atlanta) but was drafted by dallas and was cut in camp, and played for tampa on two, non consecutive occasions grover cleveland style.
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jaja yeah, but not all. There are few in each team, for example....\nGermany- Michael Ballack\nMexico- Rafael Marquez\nPortugal- Figo, Christiano Ronaldo\nEngland- Michael Owen, Beckham (of course) \nItaly- Alessandro del Piero\nSpain- Raul\nBrasil- Kaka\nArgentina- Leonardo Franco\n\nSeach any of those an you will see ;)
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The one that manages to score the most goals in the finals game
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Different player play different position, it is difficult to say who is the best player, but I think Thierry Henry is the best for playing forward, Roanaldhiho for midfielder, and Cannavaro for defender
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baggio, baekenbauer, cantona, pele, maradonna, zoff n many more
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tony cascarino aston villa,celtic,marsielle\nstan collymore  aston villa,liverpool.notts forest\npaul ince  man utd,inter milan,liverpool\ndavid platt  man utd,aston villa,juventus\nalan mcanally celtic,aston villa,bayern munich\nmark hughes man utd,barcelona,bayern munich
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Peter Shilton (UK) - 1,390 senior appearances including a record 1,005 league appearances.\nSource-Sam
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I can only think of 5 confirmed names:\n\nKevin Keegan (Hamburg)\nOwen Hargreaves (Bayern Munich)\nPaul Lambert (Borussia Dortmund)\nChris Waddle (Marseilles)\nSteve McManaman (Real Madrid)\n\nOther players that sprang to mind were David Platt (Juventus), Gary Lineker (Barcelona), John Charles (Juventus), but I can't come up with any others.
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Two come to mind.\nVanDer Sar for Fulham against Liverpool  about three seasons ago. Ran Almost to the halfway line to intecept a ball and missed out to Litmanan.\n\nCantona and the Flying kick.
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Been watching Arsenal since 1972, been to over 400 games, so I've seen a few players. The best? Attitude, commitment and skill have always done it for me so it's Steve Williams, Paul Davis, David Rocastle, Anders Limpar, Ian Wright, Emmanuel Petit, Patrick Vieira, Tony Adams, Steve Bould, Nigel Winterburn, Stewart Robson, Charlie George, Kenny Sansom, Pat Rice, Sammy Nelson, Liam Brady, Lee Dixon, David Seaman, Thierry Henry, Robert Pires, Martin Keown, Peter Storey, Peter Simpson, Michael Thomas, Graham Rix, David O'Leary, Jimmy Rimmer, Willie Young, Alan Ball, George Armstrong, Frank McLintock, Charlie Nicholas, Dennis Bergkamp, Nelson Vivas, Remi Garde, Paul Merson, Brian Marwood, Silvinho, Gilles Grimandi, Alan Smith, Jens Lehmann, Kolo Toure, I could go on forever, so there's some names to discuss!
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Riquelme from Argentina\nplays in Villareal in Spanish League
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One of the most skilled players in the game
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Ronaldo-Brasil ( Real Madrid)\nC. Ronaldo-Portugal (Manchester Utd)\nKaka'-Brasil(AC MIlan)\nDida-Brasil (AC Milan)\nbest player-Ronaldinho-Brasil(Barcelona)\n\n(team)-indicates his club team when not playing for his country...
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He's been property of 13 teams but has only played for 12.\n\nDallas\nNew Jersey\nPhiladelphia\nGolden State\nPortland\nAtlanta\nCleveland\nMiami\nSacramento\nHouston\nNew Orleans (Refused to play for)\nPhoenix\nLA Lakers
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It means the number of times a player has represented his country
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Samuel Eto'o\nCountry- Cameroon\nClub- Barcelona\nPosition- Forward
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Ronaldinho - Brazil\nFrancesco Totti- Italy\nThierry  Henry- France\nPavel Nedved- Czech Republic\nLionel Messi- Argerntina\nWayne Rooney- England\nSamuel Eto'o- Cameroon\nFreddy Adu- USA\nCristiano Ronaldo- Portugal