who will be the top scorer at the world cup?
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ronaldinho!!!\ngerrad for england, henry for france, crespo for italy, raul for spain
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Klose leads but much will depend on how far Germany progresses.\n\nDon't rule Ronaldo out just yet. Italy look good to go all the way, so any one of their strikers may pop up at the very last, with a couple of goals here and there to win the Golden Boot.\n\nAnd we still await the first hat-trick of the tournament.
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I guess there are two strong candidates, Lionel MESSI from Argentina and Wayne ROONEY from England. \nI wd say its gonna be Rooney
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Nah... He won't be an all time top scorer...\n\nSomeone is much more deserved for it... like Klose
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He will be The best Fotball player in world cup 2006\nONLY ALI KARIMI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Most everybody answers Ronaldinho, and forget Kaká - who I predict will be the best player of the tournament.\n\nSomeone said Ronaldinho is not a midfielder -- of course he is!
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Well, considering they play the best attacking football, I would say one of the Brazilians. Ronaldo is obese and definitely not my favourite, but I would say him, because he is just lethal in front of goal. And with the kinds of Ronaldinho and Kaka feeding him balls, he has a big chance of topping the scorers chart.\n\nAt second place, I put Ruud Van Nistelroy.  He hasn't played much first team football this year with Manchester United, due to the explosion of Wayne Rooney.  But I believe he can make it good for Holland.\n\nIn third, Crespo can have a good campaign, aided by a superb Argentine squad, who will surely proceed to the very final stages of the competition.\n\nPlayers worth of mention, but who will not make it to the top of the scorers list because of their team:\n- Luca Toni (Italy)\n- Andriy Shevchenko (Ukraine)\n- Dybril Drogba (Ivory Coast)
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The Golden Ball isn't it the prize for the one outstanding player in the tournament? \nNot the Golden Shoe which will be given to the leading goalscorer.\n\nIf this is what you mean (and I think it was clear) then my vote goes to Kaka (If Brazil goes to the final match)\n\nWhy?\nBecause in my opinion he is the most effective player in the Brazilian team (so far)
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I think the World Cup 2006 has not yet reached the phase where you can talk about who is heading for the golden shoe. The first round hasn't even finished yet. If Ronaldo wants it he'd better start playing football instead of what he is doing now. Christiano Ronaldo has now scored one goal in 149 minutes, which is not enough if you want to be topscorer.\n\nFifa has a poll on their site and they nominate:\nMiroslav Klose (GER)\nMichael Owen (ENG)\nRuud van Nistelrooij (NED)\nAli Karimi (IRN)\nLuca Toni (ITA)\nRonaldinho (BRA)\nThierry Henry (FRA)\nAndriy Shevchenko (UKR)\n\nSome of those also seem unlikely, I have to admit. \n\nDon't misunderstand I think Christiano Ronaldo is a great player and of course he can still score lots of goals this WC. Ronaldo I think is no longer the great player he once was. He won the golden shoe in 2002.\n\nIf your question means I have to choose between those 2 I'd say Christiano Ronaldo.
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if ur talking bout the world cup, then most probably it is going to be ricky ponting or m.s. dhoni
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Two South American midfielders would get my vote... Either Kaka or Maxi Rodriguez would be fine to win this award as they are both young, brilliant on and off the ball, and make the players around them better...  It remains to be seen though, as Patrick Vieira is finally hitting his stride (the perfect captain for that French side if you ask me!), and it seems to me that a sleeping giant (no pun intended) has been awakened in Ronaldo!  If he has found his form, then he will end up being the most deadly striker at this tournament and I do not envy the task of any defender who has to mark him!  Finally it is worth mentioning that Alonso of Spain has been the biggest factor in their success thus far.  He makes those around him better and is absolutely lethal from a dead-ball situation!
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The top scorer in a single world cup is Just Fontaine, 13 goals for Frogland in 1958.\n\n\nThe all time top scorer in world cups is Gerd Müller (West Jerryland) 14 goals in total (4 in 1970, 10 in 1974).
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These predictions are always long-shots, unless of course everyone picks the obvious player, Ronaldinho and Brazil do in fact win the World Cup.  But I'll go out on a limb and pick Steven Gerrard based on his never quit attitude and his ability to pick teams up by the scruff of the neck and drag them to victory.  I think that he will do this with England this summer.  I'll predict that he will score say, four goals in the tournament and lead England past Brazil (semi-final) and into the final (versus Argentina?) in dramatic fashion.  And for that, his goals and his ability to turn games, people will say, "My God, what a player!" and vote him the best player.  A little fantasy for you.  Now let's see what happens.  I love the drama of the World Cup...
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Germany has a rising star in Lukas Podolski. However, I'll pick the underdog Costa Ricans to score first.  I predict Ronald Gomez who has a left foot canon to score off a set play.
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i think it's pele. i think he scored the most goals in a world cup
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i think he will be close but my money is on michael owen. who ever it is is going to break the record i say of most goals scored in a world cup being 13. i say at least 15
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World Cup Finals Top Scorers\nYear  Top Scorer(s)  Country  Matches Played / Goals Scored \n\n1930  Guillermo Stabile  Argentina  4  /8  \n1934  Angelo Schiavio  Italy *  4 / 4  \n Oldrich Nejedly  Czechoslovakia  4 / 4  \n Edmund Conen  Germany  4  /4  \n1938  Leonidas da Silva  Brazil  4 / 8  \n1950  Marques Ademir  Brazil *  6  /7  \n1954  Sandor Kocsis  Hungary  5  /11  \n1958  Just Fontaine  France  6 / 13  \n1962  Drazen Jerkovic  Yugoslavia  6  /5  \n1966  Ferreira Eusebio  Portugal  6/  9  \n1970  Gerd Muller  West Germany  6  /10  \n1974  Grzegorz Lato  Poland  7  /9  \n1978  Mario Kempes  Argentina *  7 / 6  \n1982  Paolo Rossi  Italy *  7  /6  \n1986  Gary Lineker  England  5  /6  \n1990  Salvatore Schillaci  Italy  7  /6  \n1994  Oleg Salenko  Russia  3  /6  \n Hristo Stoitchkov  Bulgaria  7  /6  \n1998  Davor Suker  Croatia  7  /6  \n2002  Ronaldo  Brazil*  7  /8