Who will be the US goal keeper?
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Not sure but he'll be the busiest man in Germany.
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England without a doubt, since they have a 17year old in Walcott and a 19year old Lennon. They're gonna run circles round the old defenders of most national teams.
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Memo Ochoa is the Goal Keeper for America a Mexican soccer team... He is the Goalie for the Mexican soccer team going to Germany for Copa Mundial 06' and he is only 20 years old and damn good looking as well!!!!
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Nothamerican:Luis Hernandez(Mexico)\nSouthamerican:Pele or Maradona
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So far no one. This is because they are learning teamwork from their new coach. But we should keep our eyes on micheal essien and others i forgot.
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Jens Lehmann who plays for Arsenal in the Premiership. He's an awesome goalie for sure. Oliver Kahn (who was great in Korea/Japan - voted the best player at the 2002 FIFA World Cup) will be the backup but will mostly be there so he can get a good send-off from the home crowd for his over 80 caps.
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Dai makes a good point on MLS players making the transfer to Europe.  The only American that I have seen make the transfer and you hear of when watching the nightly reports on Europes games is Brian McBride.  Though he has been with many clubs in Europe since 2000, he is still playing good.
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I think that David James should get the nod as the backup goalkeeper and Rob Green should be the third choice keeper. James has made very bad mistakes for England before, but there is no denying his experience playing in big matches for England, something that neither Kirkland or Green have. I think that his tendency to fold under pressure has also diminished. \n\nRob Green has had a good season with Norwich, but he is playing Championship Football, and there is a significant gulf between that and the Premier League, let alone World Cup matches.\n\nChris Kirkland is a very talented keeper and it is sad that injuries have plagued him over the past two years or else he would have been an automatic choice and perhaps even a possible starting keeper. The problem is he has just not played enough football this season to warrent his place and he has not built up enough form or consistency. His latest injury setback sounds the death knell to his chances of selection.\n\nI think it is a great pity that England has such a small selection of quality goalkeepers to choose from when the national team has always had such classy goalkeepers to draw on: Seaman, Banks, Shilton, Woods, Clemence, Flowers and Swift to name but a few.
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I believe the USA can win the World Cup this year.  Noone is writing us off this time around.  We are ranked in the top 10 by FIFA.  To go along with our ranking, we have some of the best goalkeeping in the world (Keller, Howard, and a number of MLS keepers like Reis and Hartman).  We have a solid defense with Bocanegra, Onyewu, Hejduk, and Pope (and maybe even Pablo Mastroeni).  World-class midfielders in Landon Donovan and DaMarcus Beasley will be stepping onto the pitch (not to mention the solid job players like Kerry Zavagnin put forth each and every time they take the field).  Up top, we have the emergence of Taylor Twellman in the international game and the return of Eddie Johnson to the fold.  We have a coach in Bruce Arena who, I believe, if he leaves after the tournament, should get a top-flight European league job next fall (Malcolm Glazer hiring Bruce Arena at ManU if Sir Alex Ferguson were to leave?  A long shot maybe, but intriguing.).  Add to that, one of Italy's best players, Francesco Totti, recently went down with a serious injury and will be out until at least May.  Even if he does come back for the tournament, will he be at full strength?  Ghana's midfielder Laryea Kingston will also miss the tournament through suspension.  While we have a tough road to travel both in our group and with the possibility of Brazil lurking in the round of 16, I believe the USA has the ability to take on the world's best and win it all.
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It is Landon Donovan.  Claudio Reyna doesn't even make the top 10. Hejduk isn't even going to make the side.  He was god awful in the last friendly.  Here is the top 10.\n\nDonovan\nBeasley\nMcBride\nKeller\nOnyewu\nJohnson\nDempsey\nCherundolo\nO'Brien (when healthy)\nLewis
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I'd like to see the USA bring it home. It's hard to go against France with the way Henry is playing. Germany has a great team with the homeland edge. Although my guess is ENGLAND with their very well rounded team and if Robinson plays well in the net.
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David James without a doubt,just ask any of the hundreds of players who have scored past the dork.He must be every opposision players idea of the best goalkeeper.Lets hope he does us all a favour and breaks his neck before the world cup as Sven will stick him between the sticks out of spite.
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We already have the forward/middle positions filled with better players. By 2010 he will have no doubt about going. I think everyone who truly believes they deserve to go is going. Including Johnson. Go U.S.
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of course it is going to be Oswaldo sanches. He is alot better than Guillermo ochoa and alot more experienced.  But the best goalie mexico ever had was Gorge Campos.
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Probably Wayne Rooney.  I think he is only 20, so he can probably play in at least 3 more tournaments, and we know england will always qualify and go far, so he has a good chance. \n\nMiroslav Klose, of Germany also has a good chance beacuse he already has 9, and he will be back for at least one more time.\n\nBut Ronaldo already has 15, and by the time the tournaments over he may have 17 or 18.  I think it will be a long time until the record is broken, and it may even be by someone we haven't heard of yet.
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From the top of my head. 2. Jenas(england-sub) and robbie keane(ireland)
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the goalkeeper of the winning team