do you know who was the goalie for the germany squad in fifa world cupp 2002?
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Kahn had an amazing world cup in 02, he had a great run, he was very good for a while, but I wouldn't categorize him as one of the best of all time. You need longevity for that, you gotta be good for a long time.
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Gerd Muller of West Germany with 10 goals even though his team didnt reach the finals..
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3-0 germany won. Miroslav Klose had 2 goals and is now the leading scorer in the world cup, with 4 goals
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do a search for FIFA .de
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A trip for 2 to Germany for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany!!!
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The 2002 Wold Cup was won by Brazil 2 to Germany's 0. Brazil's Ronaldo scored both points
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http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/photos/index.html?aid=390598&d=1
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The champion of 2002 FIFa world cup was Brazil
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Brazil were the winners of the 2002 World Cup, defeating Germany 2-0 in the final with 2 goals from Ronaldo.
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it's Gurd Muller. he as 14 goals and he was in the West Germany team that won the world cup 1974
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Games Player \n25  Matth酳s (West Germany / Germany) \n21  Maradona (Argentina)\n    痂uda (Poland)\n    Seeler (West Germany) \n20  Lato (Poland) \n19  P. Maldini (Italy)\n    Overath, Rummenigge, Vogst (West Germany) \n18  Kempes (Argentina)\n    Dunga, Taffarel (Brasil)\n    Cabrini, Scirea (Italy)\n    Berthold (West Germany / Germany)\n    Beckenbauer, Littbarski, Maier (West Germany) \n17  Scifo (Belgium)\n    Schilton (England)\n    Zoff (Italy)\n    Klinsmann (West Germany / Germany)\n    Schnellinger (West Germany) \n16  Ruggeri (Argentina)\n    Ceulemans (Belgium)\n    Jairzinho (Brasil)\n    R. Baggio, Bergomi (Italy)\n    Boniek (Poland)\n    Zubizarreta (Spain)\n    Brehme (West Germany / Germany)
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he is in fact german. i believe his name is Franz Beckenbauer. He played on Bayern Munich. He was captain of the national team of West Germany from 1971 and helped them win the world cup in 1974.
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GERMANY: \nThe goal keepers are both born on 1969.\n14 born on the 80`s\n11 born on the 70´s\nSome well know players:\nBallack 1976\nPodolski 1985\nSchweinsteiger 1984\nHuth 1984\nDeisler 1980\nFrings 1976\nAsamoha 1978\nKlose 1978\nHinkel 1982\nGermany has in total 3 players born in 85`: Podolski, Jansen and Sinkiewicz.\n\n\nENGLAND:\n17 players born between 1980 and 85 (being Rooney the most young)\n11 players born on the 70´s\nAlthough i believe Germans are younger.... there are many born on 85´. \n\nBRASIL:\n18 players born on the 70´s\n10 players born on the first years of the 80´s \nThe younger is Robinho born in 1984.\n\nFRANCE:\n21 players were born on the 70´s\n7 players on the 80´s\nThe younger is Robert Pires born in 1983
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Gerard Muller is the top scorer in World Cup history with 14 goals. Salenko of Russia scored 5 goals in a match during the  1994 World Cup. Guillermo Stabile of Argentina was the first player to ever record a hat trick (1930 World Cup). Hakan Sukur of Turkey scored the fastest goal in World Cup history in  2002 when he scored 11 seconds into the match against South Korea. Lothar Matthaus of Germany / West Germany has the most appearances by a player in the World Cup with 25. Norman Whiteside of Northern Ireland was the youngest player (17 years old) to ever step on the field in World Cup (1982). Pelé of Brazil was also the youngest player to score in a World Cup (1958) match.    Pelé  also was the youngest player to ever win a World Cup (1958). Roger Milla of Cameroon was the oldest (42 years, 39 days) player to play in a World Cup (1994). Milla also scored a goal in that match against Russia. The first player to ever be ejected from a World Cup match was Galindo of Peru in     1930.
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Goalkeepers\n---------------------------------\n1 LEHMANN Jens\nDate of Birth: 10 November 1969\nCaps: 36  Goals: 0   \n\n12 KAHN Oliver\nDate of Birth: 15 June 1969\nCaps: 85  Goals: 0  \n\n23 HILDEBRAND Timo\nDate of Birth: 5 April 1979\nCaps: 3  Goals: 0    \n\nDefenders\n------------------------------\n2 JANSEN Marcell\nDate of Birth: 4 November 1985\nCaps: 7  Goals: 0   \n\n3 FRIEDRICH Arne\nDate of Birth: 29 May 1979\nCaps: 40  Goals: 0  \n\n4 HUTH Robert\nDate of Birth: 18 August 1984\nCaps: 17  Goals: 2   \n\n6 NOWOTNY Jens\nDate of Birth: 11 January 1974\nCaps: 46  Goals: 1  \n\n16 LAHM Philipp\nDate of Birth: 11 November 1983\nCaps: 22  Goals: 2\n\n17 MERTESACKER Per\nDate of Birth: 29 September 1984\nCaps: 27  Goals: 1  \n\n21 METZELDER Christoph\nDate of Birth: 5 November 1980\nCaps: 25  Goals: 0    \n\nMidfielders\n-------------------------\n5 KEHL Sebastian\nDate of Birth: 13 February 1980\nCaps: 29  Goals: 3   \n\n7 SCHWEINSTEIGER Bastian\nDate of Birth: 1 August 1984\nCaps: 32  Goals: 7  \n\n8 FRINGS Torsten\nDate of Birth: 22 November 1976\nCaps: 56  Goals: 8   \n\n13 BALLACK Michael\nDate of Birth: 26 September 1976\nCaps: 68  Goals: 31  \n\n15 HITZLSPERGER Thomas\nDate of Birth: 5 April 1982\nCaps: 15  Goals: 0   \n\n18 BOROWSKI Tim\nDate of Birth: 2 May 1980\nCaps: 24  Goals: 2  \n\n19 SCHNEIDER Bernd\nDate of Birth: 17 November 1973\nCaps: 68  Goals: 1   \n\n22 ODONKOR David\nDate of Birth: 21 February 1984\nCaps: 3  Goals: 0  \n\nForwards\n---------------------\n9  HANKE Mike\nDate of Birth: 5 November 1983\nCaps: 6  Goals: 1   \n\n10 NEUVILLE Oliver\nDate of Birth: 1 May 1973\nCaps: 59  Goals: 9  \n\n11 KLOSE Miroslav\nDate of Birth: 9 June 1978\nCaps: 59  Goals: 28   \n\n14 ASAMOAH Gerald\nDate of Birth: 3 October 1978\nCaps: 41  Goals: 6  \n\n20 PODOLSKI Lukas\nDate of Birth: 4 June 1985\nCaps: 29  Goals: 15    \n\n------------------------------\nGermany Team\n------------------------------\nFounded 1900 \nAffiliated 1904 \nWC participations 15 (1934, 1938, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1966, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1986, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002) \nWC honours Three times world champions (1954, 1974, 1990) \nContinental Titles Three times European champions (1972, 1980, 1996) \n\nFacts\nThe German national football team are among the most successful in the history of the FIFA World Cup. Only Brazil have played in more finals and won more titles. The Germans first claimed the trophy in 1954, causing shock waves when they defeated the clear favourites Hungary 3-2 in the final.\n\nTwenty years later Germany won their second title, this time on home soil. In the final in Munich they came from behind to beat Holland 2-1. A key member of the 1974 team was Franz Beckenbauer, manager of the German team that 16 years later claimed a third World title.\n\nIn the Italy '90 final Germany beat Argentina 1-0 with a late penalty. The German team have never lost an away game in the qualifiers to date.
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Diego Maradona from Argentina
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germany in kick shoot outs\n1-1