Is Brazil's Cafu too old to play at the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany this summer?
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In the world of the modernized game, the age of the player has seemed to play little or no effect, it is the condition of the man playing that matters. Cafu will play his last world cup this summer, and return to A.C. Milan to finish out his illustrious career. Cafu is a player of brilliance, grace, intelligence, strength, and an unwavering passion for the game.
235018
Sorry !!!\nTurkey is not qualify in FIFA worldCup 2006.
1121481
Caz he wants to play in world cup with Brazil.\nha ha ha ha ................................................
1123818
i have to go with you on that one Ghana will cause an upset.... who knows maybe Brazil and by the way to all the other football fondies who have answered... Morroco, Senegal, Cameroon and Nigeria are NOT taking part in Germany 2006.\nPlease ppl first get the proper data on who are taking part in WC2006 and then answer, don't just answer cause you want two points, because you just confuse the issue for those ppl who really want to learn about the game of FOOTBALL.
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I don´t know, but I guess he will take some time to decide (1 year or so).\n\nhttp://www.worldcup2006news.net/
356675
I can't see anyone beating Brazil if they play to their potential.England could do it but we'd have to listen to them for the next 40 years.
1108055
He's probably too young, he's only 15!  Players probably have to be at least 18, but he is sweet at soccer!!
587546
Zidane has the ability to completely take over a game and make the ball do as he pleases.  It will be his final hurrah, so I can see him performing at his peak.  Cafu is also in his last tournament, and Brazil will most likely retain the cup.
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Oldest player in WC 2006:\nAli Boumnijel, Goal Keeper of TUNISIA, 40 years old.\n\nOldest player in all WCs so far:\nAlbert Roger Milla, CAMEROON, 42 years old while playing in WC 1994.
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Roger Milla from Cameroon. He played in world cup 1994 and he was 42 years old
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No, you can never be too old to win. ;-)  Experience is especially necessary in tournament play, and Brazil is the best.  But wouldn't it be amazing if Ghana would win?
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FIFA has announced that England's Theo Walcott will be the youngest player at football's World Cup in Germany, while Tunisia's 40-year-old goalkeeper Ali Boumnijel will be the oldest.\n\nSeventeen-year-old Walcott's call-up was a major surprise with the striker yet to start a first team game for Arsenal. \n\nWalcott could become the youngest player since Pele in Sweden in 1958 to score a goal at the finals. \n\nBoumnijel, should he feature for the North African side, will become the fifth oldest player in World Cup history behind Cameroon's Roger Milla, Northern Ireland's Pat Jennings, England's Peter Shilton and Italian Dino Zoff. \n\nThe World Cup kicks off in Germany on June 9.
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I would say yes, the will as they have so many brilliant players at the moment. They seem to work as a team as well. However, plesae bear in mind that 8 years ago Brazil was the undoubted favourite... and then the French suprised us. I just hope that it is going to be a captivating World Cup.
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he was 17 when he went to the 1994 world cup! he didn't play at all in that tournament as they already had two phenomenal strikers (Romario and Bebeto)!
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Rui Costa will not be going to Germany, figo, will go and he will also play, not the whole game but he will be a key player for Portugal, he brings experience and a lot of skill to the team.
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Having watched a few Brazilian games since living in Brazil for 3 years, I would answer Yes.  Even if it isn't on purpose.
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It is a shame that Robert pires Left, the French midfielder who has held those Barclays' cup for a few times since joined Arsenal. From what i Knew, that, Arsene Wenger wouldn't continue Pires' contract since he is already 32 n finished his contract. n he also had an interest to Villarreal, which he eventually signing in.. n it could be that UEFA finals set him off to leave Arsenal - it is a definite possibility since he was sacrificed to bring In Almunia. he only played for 18 minutes of the biggest game of his career. either way it's a loss for the club that he left..\n\nBut then comes along the Czech Republican Midfielder Tomas Rosicky, compared his stats to Pires, Pires is a bit of a better player - but i wouldn't count too much on my decision, cz i have not seen him play.. I'll let you know if i do.. he is younger than Pires though aged 25.. so, we'll see next season to get a better view on how he plays..\n\nWell on the side for Theo Walcott, the kid is the youngest player to ever play world cup since Pele of Brazil in the 1950s. so, Wenger would have to see how he perform for this world cup, but then again he's letting the 17 year old to play for England, it is a definite possibility that he will let Walcott play for Arsenal next season at their new Emirates stadium.. so we shall see yes?\n\nGo Gunners!!