how may goals have Kanu Nwankwo scored and when did he joind footballers?
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You can see all his stats here:\n\nhttp://www.footballdatabase.com/site/players/index.php?dumpPlayer=649
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Croatia's Robert Prosinecki became the only player to have scored goals for different countries at the World Cup. \n\nHis goal against Jamaica in the first round followed one for Yugoslavia against the United Arab Emirates at the 1990 finals
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Didier Drogba striker who plays for Chelsea
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DENNIS BERGKAMP.  He played for the Holland national team and plays for Arsenal until July 22 this year!!
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There r many of marvelous african players in europe.Mido(totenham),eto'o(barca),essien(blues),kanu(westbrom),lua lua(portsmouth),eboue(arsenal),martines(inter),yakubu(medlesbrah).there r too many players out there,but the best goal I have seen this week by an african player was Eto'o goal with barca in la liga.
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Samassi Abou (Born 4 April 1973, Gabnoa, Ivory Coast) is a professional footballer, who plays as a forward.\n\nHe started playing in France for Lyon in August 1995, moving a year later, to AS Cannes. In October 1997, he made the move to English football, signing for West Ham United for £250,000. In 31 appearances he scored six times, before being released to Ipswich Town, in December 1998. A year later, in October 1999 he signed for Walsall F.C., a move which lasted little over a month in an unsuccessful spell. He is now back in France, playing for Lorient.
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Zinedine Zidane\n\nHe scored a winning goal for Real Madrid when they beat Bayer Leverkusen with the score 2 -1 in the Europe Champion League 2001/02.
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paulo wanchope was the 2nd player to score in the 2006 wc.\nso he cant be a goalkeeper(unless he has scored an own goal),\nhe scored cr's 2nd gole as well.so he must not be a defender(he is\nnot r carlos or terry),so he must be a STRIKER
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Sir Bobby Charlton(1958-1970) who scored 49\nMichael Owen - 36\nBryan Robson - 26\nMick Channon - 21
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He is retired he played in these seasons \n\n1955–56 Bauru (Amateur team)\n1956–74 Santos FC \n1975–77 New York Cosmos \n \n1956–71 Brazil National Team\n\nHe ended his career with a total of 1281 goals in 1363 matches, becoming the highest goalscorer in professional football ever.
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Drogba\nEto'o\nDiouf\nCamara H.\nAdebayor\nKalou\nSong
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Egil Ostenstad for Southampton on October 26th, 1996.\n\nScored in the 45th, 85th and 89th minutes.\n\n:)\n\nSouthampton   6    Man Utd       3\n\n\nsoy......the Premiership only started in 1992/93 season
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hasselbaink is first name on teamsheet, viduka ussually partners him or yakubu but maccarone has come into prominence lately, still cant see him starting though, will probably be sub.
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At full time the score was Nigeria 1 - Tunisia 1.  The goals were scored by Nsofor for Nigeria and Haggui for Tunisia.  The match had to be decided on penalty kicks and Nigeria won on 6-5 aggregate
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Norman Whiteside (born May 7, 1965) was a Northern Irish football player who represented his country in two World Cups. He played for Manchester United (273 appearances, 66 goals) and Everton.\n\nRaised in North Belfast, Whiteside became United's youngest player since Duncan Edwards when he made his debut as a forward in the 1981-82 season. The following year, he appeared in both the League Cup and FA Cup finals and became the youngest player to score in both, winning the FA Cup in the process by beating Brighton & Hove Albion.\n\nWhiteside broke Pelé's record as the youngest player to appear in a World Cup finals, when he debuted for Northern Ireland aged 17 years and 41 days at España 82. He started all five of his country's matches, including the historic 1-0 win over Spain. The opening game against Yugoslavia in Zaragoza was his international debut; he received a yellow card in the second half.
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Beckham-  when he played for MAN UTD.
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1. Wayne Bridge joined Fulham on loan in Jan. '06 for the rest of the season since he hasn't seen any action with Chelsea.\n\n2a. Tony Adams joined Utrecht as a trainee coach in Jan. '06, but left in Feb. to be with his pregnant wife.\n2b. Ray Parlour joined Middlesbrough in July '04 & still plays with them.\n2c. David Seaman joined Man-City for a year after leaving Arsenal, but retired in '03/'04.\n\n3. Adrian Mutu is currently playing for Juventus & his country (Romania).\n\n4. Juan Sebastian Veron is currently playing for Argentina & Inter Milan (joined '04).\n\n5. Emanuel Petit retired from the international scene after the '02 World Cup. He last played football for Chelsea in 04' after failing to recover from a knee surgery.\n\n6. Graeme retired in '05 after moving to Southampton from Chelsea.\n\n7. Darren Anderton is currently playing for Wolverhampton Wanderers since the start of this season, after moving from Birmingham.\n\n8. Gianfranco Zola retired in June '05.\n\n9. Peter Schmeichel retired from playing after leaving Man-City after the '03/04 season. His now now plays as a goal-keeper for City. Peter himself hosts live Champions League-matches at a Danish television channel, TV3+\n\n*phew* you can't beat that!\n\nupdate: Just read that Wayne Bridge will be returning to action after an injury sooner than expected! Read about it here - http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=361181&cc=4716