who is guiseppe rossi? and what does he look like AND wats his nationality ?
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Giuseppe Rossi\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\n\nGiuseppe Rossi (born February 1, 1987 in New Jersey) is an Italian-American football player. He plays for the English side Manchester United.\n\nRossi signed for Manchester United on July 7, 2004 from the Italian side Parma F.C. for £200,000. He has represented the Italian national team at under-19 level and is considered a bright prospect. Naturally left sided, but gifted with both feet, he usually plays in an left forward role and has impressed in that position for United's reserves.\n\nLike many United youngsters, Rossi made his first-team debut in the League Cup, coming on as a substitute in the 2–0 win over Crystal Palace on November 10, 2004. Rossi was handed the number 42 jersey at Manchester United during his first season.\n\nIn Manchester United's 2005 pre-season matches, Rossi put up terrific displays, impressing manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who believes that Rossi is a very promising player. Rossi is also a firm fan favourite, and has been nicknamed "Joe Red", a translation of his Italian name (Giuseppe is the Italian equivalent of Joseph and Rossi means Red) and a fitting nickname for a Manchester United player.\n\nHe scored his first Premiership goal on his first team debut during Manchester United 3–1 win over Sunderland on October 15, 2005 and followed that up with a goal in their 4–1 win over Barnet in the League Cup on October 26, 2005. He and Gerard Piqué are seen as Ferguson's most promising young talents.\n\nOn January 18, 2006 he scored two goals against Burton Albion in the third round replay of the F.A. Cup, while creating two others. He was voted Man of the Match and acclaimed in the media for his clinical finishing.\n\nIn the 2005-06 season Rossi has spent the majority of his time playing for the reserve side. He has scored regularly and has converted several hat-tricks which has enhanced his reputation amongst fans who hope he will earn a place in the senior squad sometime soon.\n\nDespite playing for Italy at under-age level, he is still eligible to declare for the United States. Rumors have circulated that he has stated that he would seriously consider the U.S. should he be offered a place in the 2006 World Cup squad, but this seems unlikely at this point. [1]\n\nSir Alex Ferguson handed Rossi the number 42 shirt just days before naming him on the bench at Old Trafford in a Carling Cup match against Crystal Palace. The 17-year-old's Manchester United career kicked off when Ferguson brought him on as a substitute during the 2-0 victory.\n\nHe has earned himself an array of plaudits, not least the Manchester United fans, who are hoping for him soon to become a more regular first-team player. It would take a lot, however, to replace the likes of Wayne Rooney, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Louis Saha. Ferguson says of Rossi: "He’s only small, but he is good in the air. He has got quick feet, a great football brain and can score goals."\n\n\nYou can also check out his profile at this link below:\nhttp://www.manutd.com/bio/bio.sps?iBiographyID=11725
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Because his attitude has completely changed over the last year, hes a good player, but think he is above being dropped. If you have players like Saha, Rooney and Van Nistelrooy in your squad, you have to rotate them, and then along with young Rossi coming through, who has to be given a chance. How could Rossi prove himself if he didnt play? How could Saha regain full fitness and prove his critics wrong if he didnt play?\n\nI think Van is past his best now and Sir Alex was right to drop him and look around the market for other strikers
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A tough one, errm let me see.....now what is his name? That funny guy with a funny face. \nCould possibly be a certain, Ronaldinho Gaucho?
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Name: Thierry Henry\nDate of Birth: 17 August 1977\nNationality: French \nHis Parents come from Mauritius
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The player you search for is Bastian schweinsteiger.\nLionel Mesi rules...
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Someone from Switzerland, is Swiss,\nnot Switzerlander, and the head of fifa \nhas to come from somewhere
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I am sorry but tyrant faZz answer is not correct:\n\nThe correct answer is:\n  Cafu (Brasil)\n  Cannavaro (Italy)\n  Nedved (Czech Rep)\n  Simeone (Argentina)\n  Beckham (England)\n  Zidane (France)\n  Reyna (USA)\n  Marques (Mexico)
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Paolo Rossi of Italy.
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David Beckham from England.
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I can see the resemblance... Thank you for saying that, when I watched the game I kept thinkinng that Shevchenko looked kinda like somebody that I recognized, and now that you've posted this I agree with you...
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He is Argentinian but his descent is Italian. His grandfather was Italian, not his father.\nHis playing for Napoli had nothing to do with his descent. He also played for Barcelona. Football players are bought and sold by teams. Is this new to you guys?
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Try going to search enigins (google, yahoo ect....) and search for specific stuff like type in ronaldo for example
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chilavert from paraguay. thank god he has retired or england would have to mark him also.
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Take a look at his profile:  http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/player/170722_OWEN_Michael.html\nI hope it helps...
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Andrei Shevchenko is a Caucasian. He moved from the Ukraine to Italy and has just captured the record for most goals scored in the European Cup/Champions League. He is proof that you are mistaken in your opinion.
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Diego Maradona, \nwatch the news dude!
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never heard of him. does he play in the MLS? was he supposed to be on the national team?