who is the best goalkeeper of  world cup2006?
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I will answer in July  LoL
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It will be a miracle if:\n\nBeckham,\nPuyol,\nRaul,\nRonaldo,\nDel Piero,\nCannavaro,\nTotti,\nHakan Şükür\n\nplay for the WC2010.\n\nI think UEFA2008 will be the last tournament for them. \n(Also WC2006 was the last for Ronaldo)
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this is pretty nifty:\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/stats/top10.html\n\ntallest are Zeljko Kalac (who..?) from Australia, Jan Koller from Czech Repub, and Nikola Zigic from Serbia & Montenegro.
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Goalkeeper is between Peter Cech - Chelsea or Buffon - Juventus\nDefender between Cannavaro Juventus or Terry Chelsea\nMidfielder between Gerrard - Liverpool, Vieira - Juventus or Xavi - Barcelona\nForward between ronaldinho - Barcelona, adriano - Inter milan or Henry - Arsenal
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Yeah   I think Gus Hiddink was the best in previous two cups but this time it would certainly Jurgen Klinnsman , Sven Goran Errikson or Marco van Basten.\n\nPreferably Klinnsman
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Whenever one asks who is the best keeper, it is really a two-part question. As a rule of thumb, there are two specific skill sets/areas that determine how good a keeper really is. The first skill set is "tra i pali", in Italian, which means "between the posts." This quality measures a keepers reactivity, reflexes and saving ability against shots on target. While there are many candidates for best "tra i pali", I would say the top three in terms of reactivity, pure cat-like leaping and diving ability, and saving ability are Dida (AC Milan - Brazilian National team), Gigi Buffon (Juventus - Italian National team) and Francesco Toldo (Inter Milan). The second skill set is again, in Iatlian termed "in uscita", which means off the line or defending the entire penalty area. This skill set is a direct measure a a keepers defending ability of the penaly area. In this sense, the keeper acts as another defender, except he can handle the ball, obviously. "In uscita" can be seen how a keeper comes off his line to play a corner, free kick, or cross intended for a striker's head. "in uscita" can also be measured how a keeper comes off his line to disrupt a counter attack or a break-away on goal. For this second skill set (in uscita), the best keeper in the world is without question Gigi Buffon (Juventus - Italy National team). Buffon is almost impossible to dribble past or beat on a fats break. Just ask Thierry Henry of Arsenal about Buffon's "uscita" ability, as Buffon, on more than one occasion, stopped break-aways from the French striker in the champions league quarter-finals. Other great keepers, aside from Buffon, "in uscita" are Julio Cesar (Inter Milan- Brazil National team), Jens Lehman (Arsenal - German National team) and Marco Amelia (Livorno - Italian National team) and Iker Casillas (Real Madrid - Spanish National team). \n\nTherefore, combining both skill sets, the best goalkeeper on the planet is Gigi Buffon of Juventus (and Italy), followed by Dida of AC Milan (and Brazil). Of course, being Italiano, I am biased toward anything Italian, but the Italians do indeed know a thing or two about goalkeeping. Just see Dino Zoff, Walter Zenga, and Gianluca Pagliuca as some examples.\n\nWell, sorry about the long discorse, but the question on who is the best keeper is really not as simple as it appears. The answer, however, is much clearer.
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I think that Kahn is nowhere near to being the player he was in 2002 when he was player of the tournament but he is still a very good goalkeeper. Lehmann has improved a great deal compared to his initial months at Arsenal, but he can still be a bit suspect on occasion. To be quite honest, there is not much to choose between them. Furthermore, a great deal of the fact that Germany keeps so many clean sheets is down to the good defensive organization of the team as a whole which limits the chances of the opposing side. Personally, I think that the most important thing is to be consistent - to pick one keeper and stand by the decision. I would have liked to see Oliver Kahn have one last hurrah at this World Cup but I am equally happy to see Lehmann get his chance. I don't think it will seriously harm Germany's chances either way.
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There was no world cup last year. But in 2002, it was Ronaldo. His 8 goals for Brazil (including both in the final) helped him win the golden boot as well as the best player award.\n\nOliver Kahn won best goalie.
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Mehdi Mahdavikia (he is fast, tricky, and I think he will be the best winger in World cup 2006)
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Ronaldo from Brazil.\nhe also scored twice in final.\nif he can score a few more goals in world cup 2006, he will be the best scorer of all world cups ever.
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Roberto Baggio from Italy... Despite he has lost the penalty kick at the final, he was the best in my rememberence...
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Nery Pumpido was Argentina's goalkeeper. .He was replaced by Sergio Goycochea who a marvellous tournament.
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If you are just talking about this world cup alone, the answer is Miroslav Klose of Germany.  He has 4 goals.\n\nBut if you are talking about all-time leaders, including the two goals that Ronaldo of Brazil made against Japan, Ronaldo of Brazil and Gerd Muller of Germany are tied for the top spot of 14 goals.
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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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Who's the best goal-kicker?
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ronaldhino (brazil)\npodolski (germany)\nlehmann (germany)\n...
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Best field player is Claudio Reyna.\nThe best keeper is Freidel, hands down.  I wish he hadn't retired from international football.  Keller is very good, but I would rather have Friedel.