Great coaches that will be available after 2006 World Cup?
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Sven Goran Ericsson, Luiz Scolari, Marcello Lippi , Guus Hiddink
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Well he will retire after World Cup 2006. \nSeen that article here, about him, and I swear I could see some hair in the pic. Maybe it's me :P\n\nhttp://www.worldcuptour.org/news/zidane-announces-decision-to-retire-after-the-world-cup-2006/\nComment it as you like.\n\nAlex
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I think it might be Kevin Kuranyi of Schalke. He was left out of the National team.
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I'd go Zidane considering they won't be making to many more of them considering his retiring after the World Cup
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Claudio Reyna from UNITED STATES. he has just announced it after the team lost to GHANA in their final group match. Brian McBride may follow suit\n\nSami Al-Jaber from SAUDI ARABIA, that was his last appearance in this world cup.\n\nPaulo Wanchope form COSTA RICA, the most recognized footballer from there, had spells in England.\n\nDwight Yorke from TRINIDAD & TOBAGO, probably will.\n\nSavo Milosevic from SERBIA & MONTENEGRO.
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The actual assignments have not been determined yet. However, here is a list of the final 23 referees for this year's World Cup:\n\nFIFA List of Referees:\n\nEssam Abd El Fatah (Egypt)\nCarlos Amarilla (Paraguay)\nBenito Archundia (Mexico)\nCarlos Batres (Guatemala)*\nMassimo Busacca (Switzerland)\nCoffi Codjia (Benin)\nFrank De Bleeckere (Belgium)*\nMassimo De Santis (Italy)\nHoracio Elizondo (Argentina)\nValentin Ivanov (Russia)\nToru Kamikawa (Japan)\nJorge Larrionda (Uruguay)\nShamsul Maidin (Singapore)\nManuel Mejuto Gonzalez (Spain)\nMarkus Merk (Germany)\nLubos Michel (Slovakia)\nGraham Poll (England)\nEric Poulat (France)\nPeter Prendergast (Jamaica)\nOscar Ruiz (Colombia)\nMark Shield (Australia)\nCarlos Simon (Brazil)\nKyros Vassaras (Greece)\n\n*subject to passing a fitness test\n\nSeven referees, together with their assistants, have been nominated for the support and development group:\n\nKhalil Al Ghamdi (Saudi Arabia)\nCarlos Chandia (Chile)\nJerome Damon (South Africa)\nMohamed Guezzaz (Morocco)\nLuis Medina Cantalejo (Spain)\nMarco Rodriguez (Mexico)\nRoberto Rosetti (Italy)
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IN 2006 WORLD CUP NO BODY CAN UNDER ESTIMATED BECAUSE EVRY TEAM HAVE GREAT PLAYERS TO WIN THE WORLD CUP. ARGENTINA ALSO A CANDIDATE FOR WORLD CUP.
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Michael Ballack\nGermany, the pundits declare, has just one world-class player going into the 2006 World Cup. But considering that man is Michael Ballack the hosts will feel anything is possible. \nBallack faces two huge challenges this year: to lead Germany to victory in the World Cup and then proving his star qualities all over again in England after he moves to Chelsea. \n\nAt 29, the man from Goerlitz in the old East Germany has matured into the sort of midfielder every coach wants. \n\nHis influence may not always be obvious over 90 minutes, and the German media can be harsh in its criticism of him, but there is no player quite like him when the clock is ticking down and nothing but a goal will do. \n\nSimply put, he thrives on pressure and when his team desperately needs a goal it is inevitably Ballack throwing himself into the penalty area to make the decisive header or provoke the foul that will bring it.
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He is currently coach of both PSV in Holland and Australian National team.  After the world cup he will coach the Russian National team.
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USA- Get rid of Bruce arena he lacks imagination and as long as he is the coach there will be no improvement in you're football.Bring in a Brazilian or a European for fresh ideas.-Portuguese citizen - i have been to the USA and it's a great country - FIRE HIM.....
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Current top contenders are Brazil, Argentina, Germany and Italy. Holland could be the dark horse of the tournament.\n\nAny of the above countries could win the world cup 2006.
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Yes. Panama has made it a national priority to continue to improve their national team and to qualify for the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 2010. Panama recently hired Brazilian-born Alexandre Guimaraes to coach the national team. Guimaraes coached Costa Rica to the World Cup in 2002 and 2006. He has only been on the job for less than two weeks but in an inverview after a recent training session he said he "likes what he sees" and that there are several "fundamental" issues to be resolved, and that for the most part the players are "very talented and highly motivated." Panama's team had the talent to go in 2006 and lost several games in the early qualification rounds that they easily could have (and should have) won. They placed second in the Gold Cup behind the United States. Panamanian football is getting better and better with each passing year, and this time around, with the experience and wisdom of Alexandre Guimaraes on their side Panama's chances for getting to the World Cup in 2010 are better than ever.
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Yep.  The best resource is the International Coach Federation.  From there you can find anything you may need.  \n\nIf you have anymore specific questions please feel free to write.
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honestly, they are really talented... BUT... they need an awesome trainer and world class coach... trainer to make them work out harddddddd so they can keep up for 90 min... and a world class coach would make a huge difference...who knows maybe next World Cup they kick some asses
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I think that the best person for the job would be Vincent Del Bosque, when he was the coach their the team was incredible.  I still don't understand why they parted ways a couple of years back.  I think though that the coach will be Sven Goran Erickson, which would not be a bad choice for coach at all.
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The best player at World Cup 2006