which pairing of strikers will be the most feared by teams in WC2006?
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ronaldo and robinhu from brazil
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it looks like tall strikers are the new strategy\n\nPeter Crouch-England\n\nLuca Toni-Italy\n\nJan Koller-Czech Republic
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I think Ukraine. With Shevchenko on the lineup? I think they can be very hard team to face. Not only the Milan #7 is good but all Ukrainian players have a good history of being good players. SO WATCH OUT. MAYBE 16 ROUND? WHO KNOWS SOCCER ANYTHING CAN HAPPEND\n\nThank You\nKG
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i'd go with roberto carlos as well, although he's not the most accurate. he scores about 2 goals a year. shevchenko has quite a strong shot as well. alan shearer has always been good with powerful free kicks for newcastle/england.
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Ferdinand for England...might just be one but it will be costly because it will most likely be in the 2nd or 3rd round.Against a strong team like Italy,reason I say that because Totti will show up this WC,unlike his last ones where he has disappointed everyone.He is going to play with a chip on his shoulder after the injury he had this season,he can't be stopped.
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Would mostly be Gilardino or some Italian player.\nIn my opinion, Czech Republic will go crashing out of the WC.
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THAT TEAM WHO GONNA BEAT BRASIL
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Probably Terry and Carragher.\nCampbell has been out for long periods this season and doesn't look the same player he was a few years ago\nFerdinand has been making basic errors.  You can't do that in a cup competition because 1 mistake could be the goal that sends you home.\nThe two who have been most solid all season are JT and JC.  They are also in the clubs with the best defensive records this season.\nDoes that help, Mr Erikssen?  Now go win the trophy!
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Brazil once again has one of the strongest squads, germany is dangerous this year mainly because it is in their home country but they are not the team they were in the previous cup, Spain once again has a strong team with young torres in the front line, and to surprise teams you might see this year are ghana with Essien and Australia with Hiddink managing the squad this year
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The Best Double act will be Michael Owen and Thierry Henry...attack\n\nThe Ex man U player now playing at RM and Fabregas/Flammini in midfield\n\nSol Campbell and Ledley King in defence\n\nJens Lehmann in goal...and that Almunhia as a back up
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Ribery (FRA)\n\nhttp://www.worldcup2006news.net
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If you're talking about the Premiership, then it's surely Petr Cech. If you're talking about the England squad, then it has to be Robinson and James. But, I don't think they are world class as Dida or Lehmann or Kahn.
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4-4-2\nKeeper: Casillas (Spain)\nDefender : Terry(England), Puyol(Spain), Carlos(Brazil), Cole (England) \nMidfield: Ballack(Germany), Ronaldinho (Brazil), Messi (Argentina), Totti (Italy)\nForward : Henry(France), Schevchenko(Ukraine)
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Eto'o is the best target man, but he always need support from other player. He is the best striker, but the best player is Rinaldinho.
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I think Zeus and Hercules would be good strikers, and Goliath a good goal tender, however, if you intend to have jesus or mohammed as defenders, you might have trouble against Brazil...  The midfielders should be Thor and Budha, you need them to assist your strikers. Confusious might be a weak link, he would most likely occupy himself pondering as to why the objective is to win.
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Again, I will say Netherlands. Nobody picks them so I will. Brazil are always dangerous, as are Argentina, England, and Germany. Look for Croatia to scare some people in the later rounds.
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The new talents I could come out with are:\nGK: Michael Rensing (Bayern Munich)\nDefenders: Fabio Grosso (Inter Milan) - Anton Ferdinand (West Ham) - Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid) - Emmanuel Eboue (Arsenal)\nMidfielders: Aaron Lennon (Tottenham) - Kim Kallstrom (Lyon) - Tiago (Lyon) - Francesc fabregas (Arsenal)\nStrikers: Lionel Messi (Barcelona) - Theo Walcott (Arsenal)\n\nOnly one who is not young here is Fabio Grosso, but he bloomed late. Else, I would put Ivory Coast's Arthur Boka in his place. Alternatively, I would also choose Niko Kranjcar, Francois Clerc, Yohan Gourcuff, Stewart Downing, Sergio Aguero, Javier Mascherano.