I MIEI IDOLI

che bella caricatura vero?mamma mia sembra il fratello di maurizio costanzo!

ecco a voi il piu grande giocatore del Portogallo e del Manchester U.uno dei miei primi idoli grande giocatore tecnico non c'e ne per nessuno quando si mette in moto sforna gol e assist tutti lo acclamano...2 IDOLO RICARDO IZECSON SANTOS LEITE in arte KAKà porca vacca un nome piu lungo no è!grande giocatore della formazione del brasile e grande acquisto del milan un po giovane ma va be!agile forte scattante rapido nei dribbling agile di gambe potente tiro!POTREBBE ESSERE LA MIA FOTOCOPIA!:-)

altro sfondo di kakà che si brucia in velocemente l'avverario palla al piede basta guardare la foto lo saluta e se ne va..quello sullo sfondo con la maglia della samp. sono io!magari! se fossi io veramente me lo brucerei andata e ritorno che nn mi vede neanche!

LUIZ AZARIO DA LIMA RONALDO grande giocatore del brasile ex giocatore del Real Madrid Barcellona ora tuttora in forza all attacco rossonero di Carlo Ancelotti nella foto rappresentato con la maglia del brasile in uno scatto bruciante nn si sa verso dove!forse verso la porta?nn credo!verso lo spogliatoio?nn credo!ma ben si verso l'uscita dello stadio perche loi spiker gli ha annunciato che gli stavano rubando la macchina!!!!!!!!!!!!:-)

BIOGRAFIA COMPLETA DI RUUD VAN NISTERLROOY (THE KING)
Ruud van Nistelrooy(full name Rutgerus Johannes Martinus van Nistelrooij , born July 1 , 1976 in Oss , North Brabant , Netherlands ) Ruud is a Dutch football player currently playing for Manchester United . He wears the number 10 for Manchester United and number 9 for Holland team.. Ruud is a natural striker with phenomenal finishing. He has great instinct inside the penalty box. He is also a regular penalty taker. And has exceptional agility and balance for his height of 1.88 m 6 ft 2 in), which is often credited to his previous training in gymnastics. He scores very frequently for Manchester United and his national team.



Ruud began his playing career with FC Den Bosch in the Dutch Second Division in the 1993/94 season. After four seasons in the lower Leagues, he was bought by top flight club Heerenveen in 1997, and went on to score 13 goals in 30 appearances in 1997/98. His strike rate caught the eye of PSV Eindhoven who swooped for the striker, signing him on his 22nd birthday in 1998 for £4.2 million, a record between two Dutch clubs. After scoring his first goal for PSV against Heerenveen, Ruud ended his first season in Eindhoven, 1998/99, as top scorer in the Dutch League with 31 goals. He made his international debut on 18 November 1998 in a 1-1 draw with Germany, and finished second in the European Golden Boot rankings. Not surprisingly, he was voted Dutch Player of the Year by his fellow professionals.

The Knee Injury
After having scored 29 goals in 1999/2000, Ruud picked up a knee injury in a friendly against Silkeborg on 6 March 2000. The next month, a proposed move to Manchester United fell through because he could not complete a medical at United, causing the deal to be postponed. Days later, he collapsed in training with PSV Eindhoven and damaged his cruciate ligament. His season was over, but he was still voted Dutch player of the year for the second successive term by his colleagues, and again finished runner-up in the European Golden Boot charts. After a year of rehabilitation, Ruud made his comeback by scoring twice in a Reserve match against Sparta Rotterdam on 1 March 2001. His first team return came two days later, as a substitute against Roda JC.


Goals Galore
But, if the first year was amazing, Ruud's second season at Old Trafford topped even that. Goals, goals, goals - 44 in total in all competitions including three hat-tricks and 12 penalties. Hat-tricks against Newcastle, Charlton and Fulham all came at critical points in the season whilst his ruthlessness on the penalty spot was incredible. And his goals, again, weren't all tap-ins. There were great goals: fantastic solo efforts at FC Basel and home to West Ham, a superb goal at Highbury against Arsenal and clever goals against Juventus at old Trafford and away to Bayer Leverkusen. The best one though, was a goal of the season candidate that even Ryan Giggs would envy and showed, yet again new elements to van Nistelrooy's explosive talents. Against Fulham, Ruud picked up possession in a seemingly innocuous position close to the halfway line. Spotting a gap, he brushed off five Fulham defenders, charged into the box. and slotted at an angle to beat the Cottagers keeper. Although he missed out on the PFA award to Thierry Henry, Ruud's 25 Premiership goals won him the Golden Boot and Barclaycard Player of the Year. He was also the top scorer in the Champions League with 12 goals (excluding 2 in the qualifying round). Its hard to think of a United player more deserving of his Championship winners medal and one who enjoyed the title triumph over Arsenal more. After coming away empty-handed in his first season, Ruud's sheer desire and thirst to score goals was unquenchable. In many ways he resembled Roy Keane in his drive and determination, he wasn't going to tolerate another trophy-less season. Even when the Reds lost 3-1 at Real Madrid, his never say die attitude shone through that night and impressed everyone inside the Bernabeu and beyond. In 2003-2004 Ruud continued his goal scoring form but didn't hit the heights of the previous term. He scored a hat-trick away to Leicester in a 4-1 win, two against Man City in the FA Cup and two at Everton including the last minute winner in a dramatic 4-3 win. It was during the second half of the season that his league form worryingly went downhill for he went 8 games without a Premiership goal. It also became a concern that his once omnipotent prowess from the penalty spot was gone. The striker failed from the spot four times, the most costly miss was at home to Arsenal in injury time when he hit the bar.