Who was the goalkeeper known as "the cat"?
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Peter Bonetti. England goalkeeper. Was understudy to Gorden Banks most of the time
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Peter Cech of Chelsea and the Czech Republic is probably the most gifted keeper in the world, and he showed it at Euro 2004, before he became a dirty Blue!  For all of you who tout Buffon as the best, keep in mind that he has NEVER showed that well in international competitions, and has had injury problems for the last few years.  Another one to watch out is the brilliantly gifted Paul Robinson (even though I happen to think that Shay Given has been the best keeper in the Premiership since Schmeichel left!)
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5 World Cup Final Tournaments - Antonio Carbajal, goalkeeper for Mexico in 1950, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1966.\n\nSource-Sam
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SURE THE BEST TEAM WHO BEAT BARCELONE IN MAY 7 1986   AND WON THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE HOW YOU CAN FORGET  HELMUT DUCADAM AND MARIUS LACATUS( THE BIG GOALKEEPER  ANULLAED 4 PENALTY KICKS )
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Esam al Hadary,He is the Ahly goal keeper from 1994.\n:)
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Diego Maradonna.  His goal against England was described by him as "A little bit the head of Maradonna, a little bit the hand of god".\n\nIt was described by everyone else as handball, and therefore it should not have stood and he should have been sent off for deliberate handball.
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Jens Lehman - Arsenal Goalkeeper. It was Oliver Kahn but he has been dropped to the bench for the World Cup.
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This link will answer all your question about Paul Robinson, the England goalkeeper\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Robinson_(goalkeeper)
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Forwards, Midfielders, defenders and a goalkeeper
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Nope, it's Tomas Galasek. This is because Nedved lost it when he temporarily retired.
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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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Goalkeepers\n---------------------------------\n1 LEHMANN Jens\nDate of Birth: 10 November 1969\nCaps: 36  Goals: 0   \n\n12 KAHN Oliver\nDate of Birth: 15 June 1969\nCaps: 85  Goals: 0  \n\n23 HILDEBRAND Timo\nDate of Birth: 5 April 1979\nCaps: 3  Goals: 0    \n\nDefenders\n------------------------------\n2 JANSEN Marcell\nDate of Birth: 4 November 1985\nCaps: 7  Goals: 0   \n\n3 FRIEDRICH Arne\nDate of Birth: 29 May 1979\nCaps: 40  Goals: 0  \n\n4 HUTH Robert\nDate of Birth: 18 August 1984\nCaps: 17  Goals: 2   \n\n6 NOWOTNY Jens\nDate of Birth: 11 January 1974\nCaps: 46  Goals: 1  \n\n16 LAHM Philipp\nDate of Birth: 11 November 1983\nCaps: 22  Goals: 2\n\n17 MERTESACKER Per\nDate of Birth: 29 September 1984\nCaps: 27  Goals: 1  \n\n21 METZELDER Christoph\nDate of Birth: 5 November 1980\nCaps: 25  Goals: 0    \n\nMidfielders\n-------------------------\n5 KEHL Sebastian\nDate of Birth: 13 February 1980\nCaps: 29  Goals: 3   \n\n7 SCHWEINSTEIGER Bastian\nDate of Birth: 1 August 1984\nCaps: 32  Goals: 7  \n\n8 FRINGS Torsten\nDate of Birth: 22 November 1976\nCaps: 56  Goals: 8   \n\n13 BALLACK Michael\nDate of Birth: 26 September 1976\nCaps: 68  Goals: 31  \n\n15 HITZLSPERGER Thomas\nDate of Birth: 5 April 1982\nCaps: 15  Goals: 0   \n\n18 BOROWSKI Tim\nDate of Birth: 2 May 1980\nCaps: 24  Goals: 2  \n\n19 SCHNEIDER Bernd\nDate of Birth: 17 November 1973\nCaps: 68  Goals: 1   \n\n22 ODONKOR David\nDate of Birth: 21 February 1984\nCaps: 3  Goals: 0  \n\nForwards\n---------------------\n9  HANKE Mike\nDate of Birth: 5 November 1983\nCaps: 6  Goals: 1   \n\n10 NEUVILLE Oliver\nDate of Birth: 1 May 1973\nCaps: 59  Goals: 9  \n\n11 KLOSE Miroslav\nDate of Birth: 9 June 1978\nCaps: 59  Goals: 28   \n\n14 ASAMOAH Gerald\nDate of Birth: 3 October 1978\nCaps: 41  Goals: 6  \n\n20 PODOLSKI Lukas\nDate of Birth: 4 June 1985\nCaps: 29  Goals: 15    \n\n------------------------------\nGermany Team\n------------------------------\nFounded 1900 \nAffiliated 1904 \nWC participations 15 (1934, 1938, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1966, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1986, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002) \nWC honours Three times world champions (1954, 1974, 1990) \nContinental Titles Three times European champions (1972, 1980, 1996) \n\nFacts\nThe German national football team are among the most successful in the history of the FIFA World Cup. Only Brazil have played in more finals and won more titles. The Germans first claimed the trophy in 1954, causing shock waves when they defeated the clear favourites Hungary 3-2 in the final.\n\nTwenty years later Germany won their second title, this time on home soil. In the final in Munich they came from behind to beat Holland 2-1. A key member of the 1974 team was Franz Beckenbauer, manager of the German team that 16 years later claimed a third World title.\n\nIn the Italy '90 final Germany beat Argentina 1-0 with a late penalty. The German team have never lost an away game in the qualifiers to date.
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Goerge Hagi, probably. He was insane;y good, and he played for huge clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona Galatasary. Also he had a wicked freekick.
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Oliver Kahn, the goalkeeper
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Tomas Galasek is the captain\nPavel Nedved is the Vice-Captain
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Gigi Buffon because is the best goalkeeper in the world
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Favourite goalkeeper just now is Artur Boruc of Celtic and my favourite goalkeeper of the past is Hugh Sproat of Ayr United - also known as the punk rock goalkeeper.