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The Best of the Best Goals in Soccer History

Author: Sunil Sonkar
Filed under: Cristiano Ronaldo, Football Legend, Football Skills, Football Special, Goal Compilation, Maradona and Messi, Player Compilation, Ronaldinho, Zinedine Zidane

Saturday
Jan 31,2009

Missed the famous shot of Maradona, Rivaldo, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Henry, Carlos, Zidane and others? Here it is. Many famous goals compiled together in one place for all soccer lovers.

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Ronaldinho in Milan

Author: admin
Filed under: AC Milan, All League, Ronaldinho, Serie A

Saturday
Jul 26,2008

Introduction of Ronaldinho to Milan fan

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All Star Soccer 2005

Author: admin
Filed under: David Beckham, International/Club Friendly, Kaka', Ronaldinho, Zinedine Zidane

Sunday
Jul 6,2008

Part 1 of 2

Part 2 of 2

Football for Hope was a FIFA-sponsored football match played between Ronaldinho XI team and Shevchenko XI team on February 15, 2005 at the Nou Camp stadium, Barcelona in support of the relief effort after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami disaster.

Organised by FIFA and UEFA in consultation with the Royal Spanish Football Federation, and with support from FC Barcelona who provided their stadium and staff free of charge, this benefit match for the victims of the tsunami saw an XI led by Ronaldinho, the 2004 FIFA World Player of the Year, beat a team captained by Andriy Shevchenko, the 2004 European Footballer of the Year, by 6 goals to 3.

Fifa hopes to raise £7 million in support of the tsunami victims, around a third through the game itself. All proceeds from the Football For Hope match will go to the FIFA/Asian Football Confederation Tsunami Solidarity Fund.

Shevchenko XI

Coaches:

Marcello Lippi, Italy - Italian national team
Arsène Wenger, France - Arsenal

Goalkeepers:

Gianluigi Buffon, Italy - Juventus
1 - Iker Casillas, Spain - Real Madrid
12 - Francesco Toldo, Italy - Inter Milan

Defenders:

4 - Kakha Kaladze, Georgia - AC Milan
Christian Karembeu, France - Bastia
2 - Vincent Kompany, Belgium - Anderlecht
16 - Samuel Kuffour, Ghana - Bayern Munich
Paolo Maldini, Italy - AC Milan
3 - Paolo Montero, Uruguay - Juventus
5 - Carles Puyol, Spain - Barcelona
Jaap Stam, Netherlands - AC Milan
15 - Lilian Thuram, France - Juventus

Midfielders/ Attackers:

Roberto Baggio, Italy - retired
Michael Ballack, Germany - Bayern Munich
23 - David Beckham, England - Real Madrid
13 - Sebastian Deisler, Germany - Bayern Munich
9 - Alessandro Del Piero, Italy - Juventus
6 - Steven Gerrard, England - Liverpool
8 - Ludovic Giuly, France - Barcelona
14 - Thierry Henry, France - Arsenal
15 - Jari Litmanen, Finland - Malmö
Pavel Nedvěd, Czech Republic - Juventus
11 - Raúl, Spain - Real Madrid
Sergei Semak, Russia - CSKA Moscow
7 - Andriy Shevchenko, Ukraine - AC Milan
20 - David Suazo, Honduras - Cagliari
Francesco Totti, Italy - AS Roma
Patrick Vieira, France - Arsenal
17 - Johann Vogel, Switzerland - PSV
10 - Zinedine Zidane, France - Real Madrid
18 - Gianfranco Zola, Italy - Cagliari
9 - Hakan Şükür, Turkey - Galatasaray

Ronaldinho XI

Coaches:

Carlos Alberto Parreira, Brazil - Brazilian national team
Frank Rijkaard, Netherlands - Barcelona

Goalkeepers:

1 - Dida, Brazil - AC Milan
12 - Idriss Kameni, Cameroon - Espanyol

Defenders:

2 - Cafú, Brazil - AC Milan
3 - Iván Córdoba, Colombia - Inter Milan
Cris, Brazil - Lyon
Gabriel Heinze, Argentina - Manchester United
15 - Radhi Jaidi, Tunisia - Bolton Wanderers
Lúcio, Brazil - Bayern Munich
4 - Rafael Márquez, Mexico - Barcelona
19 - Lucas Radebe, South Africa - Leeds United
Javier Zanetti, Argentina - Inter Milan
5 - Rigobert Song, Cameroon - Galatasaray

Midfielders/ Attackers:

Adriano, Brazil - Inter Milan
18 - DaMarcus Beasley, USA - PSV
16 - Delron Buckley, South Africa - Arminia Bielefeld
17 - Henri Camara, Senegal - Southampton
Esteban Cambiasso, Argentina - Inter Milan
11 - Cha Du-Ri, South Korea - Eintracht Frankfurt
20 - Deco, Portugal - Barcelona
Didier Drogba, Côte d’Ivoire - Chelsea
Brett Emerton, Australia - Blackburn Rovers
Michael Essien, Ghana - Lyon
9 - Samuel Eto’o, Cameroon - Barcelona
Juninho, Brazil - Lyon
22 - Kaká, Brazil - AC Milan
Li Tie, China - Everton
8 - Mehdi Mahdavikia, Iran - Hamburg
13 - Obafemi Martins, Nigeria - Inter Milan
7 - Hidetoshi Nakata, Japan - Fiorentina
21 - Park Ji-Sung, South Korea - PSV
Ronaldo, Brazil - Real Madrid
10 - Ronaldinho, Brazil - Barcelona

Note: All club affiliations for both sides reflect those existing at the time of the match.

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Ronaldinho Early Day’s

Author: admin
Filed under: Player Compilation, Ronaldinho

Friday
Jun 27,2008

Childhood of Ronaldinho

Ronaldinho’s Life Story

Ronaldo de Assís Moreira (born March 21, 1980 in Porto Alegre), commonly known as Ronaldinho or Ronaldinho Gaucho, is a football player from Brazil, best known for his years at Spanish football club FC Barcelona. Ronaldinho’s mother Miguelina is a former salesperson who later studied to become a nurse. His father João was a shipyard worker and footballer for Cruzeiro.

In his childhood, Ronaldinho’s skill in football began to blossom due to his particular interest in futsal and beach football, which later developed into a fondness for more standardised football. His first brush with the media came after he scored all 23 goals in a 23-0 victory against a local team, at just 13 years of age. His reputation as a footballer was built up through his childhood, particularly since he was identified as a rising star at the Egypt 1997 under-17 world championship.

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