Do you believe that Roberto CARLOS will be transfered to Fenerbahce to play in Turkey?
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There is a good chance!\nHe recently gave an interview to Brazilian press saying he is leaving Madrid and that he is considering returning to Brazil.\nThe brazilian midia however do not really believe in that. They say he will most likely sign with Chelsea or Fenerbahce, which are already negotiating with him.
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Hey...\n\nbelieve it or not...\n\nif SHEVCHENCKO plays like he plays in Milan\n\nSaudi will lose at least 5-0\n\nwith respect to Saudi Team
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yes i think so my team(LIVERPOOL FC) proved that last year..but I'm sure they will buy new defenders after the world cup!..i think they are after kompany he plays in Belgium.(in case you didn't know)
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Date of birth:  10 April 1973\nHeight:  168 cm\nWeight:  70 kg\nPosition:  Defender\nCurrent Club:  Real Madrid (ESP)\nInt'l Goals:   11 (as of 13-Jun-2006)\nInt'l Caps:  121 (as of 13-Jun-2006)\nFirst Int'l Cap:  Brazil v. USA (26-Feb-1992)\n\nClub History \n1991-1992 União São João  \n1993-1995 Palmeiras  \n1995-1996 Internazionale (ITA)  \nSince 1996 Real Madrid (ESP) \n\nProfile\nWith his cannon-like left-foot strike and incredible lung capacity, Roberto Carlos is a physical phenomenon, capable of spending the entire game tearing up the flank to support the attack without neglecting his defensive duties. There can be little doubt that the flying left-back is one of Brazil’s greatest-ever players. \nRoberto Carlos da Silva was born on 10 April 1973 in the town of Garcas, situated inland of Sao Paulo, on a coffee plantation. The youngster was given his first ball at the age of three, and just five years later he was already playing men’s football in his father’s team. In 1981, having moved to Cordeiropolis with his family, Roberto Carlos was invited to join city side Jogos Abertos do Interior. \n\nHis professional career began in 1988 for Uniao Sao Joao de Araras, where he would spend four years in their second-team, having swiftly come up through the youth ranks. In 1990, Roberto Carlos was selected for Brazil’s junior side, under the watchful eye of Ernesto Paulo, and was part of the team that took second place at the FIFA World Youth Championship in 1991. He was also involved in the Brazil side that failed to qualify for the Olympic Games in Barcelona 1992. \n\nOn the back of his performances for the Seleção, he made the left-back role in the Uniao first-team his own in 1992, before being sold to Palmeiras that same year. \n\nItalian move\nRoberto Carlos’s quest for honours would begin in earnest at O Verdão (The Greens), where he helped his side to two Brazilian titles, two Paulista championships and one Rio-Sao Paulo Cup. In 1995, the full-back earned a transfer to big-spending Serie A side Inter Milan, although he would be on the move again less than a year later as Spanish giants Real Madrid secured for his signature. In a trophy-laden spell at the Bernabeu, where he still plays, Roberto Carlos has won three UEFA Champions League titles (1998, 2000 and 2002) and two Toyota Intercontinental Cups (1998 and 2002), among a host of other honours. \n\nHis debut for the full Brazilian national team came in 1993 under Carlos Alberto Parreira, but the young defender missed out on a place at USA 94, where the Auriverde claimed their fourth FIFA World Cup™ crown. Things were quite different four years later, as the left-back played a starring role alongside Ronaldo and Rivaldo at France 98. \n\nHaving survived the backlash that followed the final defeat on French soil, Roberto Carlos remained the undisputed number one in his position at the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Korea/Japan, playing a key role in Brazil’s fifth FIFA World Cup win. \n\nRoberto Carlos’s career has also been replete with individual awards. In 1997 he was voted the second-best player in the world by FIFA, and a year later he won the eighth edition of the EFE Trophy, awarded by the Spanish news agency to the Ibero-American player of the year. \n\nThe samba star’s fabled left-foot has left an indelible mark on football history. Capable of thunderous attempts on goal reaching speeds of more than 110 km/h, one particular free-kick will live long in the memory. During an international tournament in France in 1997, Carlos let fly with a set-piece from well outside the box, which proceeded to curve like a boomerang before nestling in the back of Fabien Barthez’s net. This feat provoked such universal amazement that it became the subject of investigation by scientists across the globe.
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me!\nhe used to be one of my faves when he played at barcelona.\n\nhe's still playing in spain-only with seville[don't know why barca don't want him-he's great.] :)
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i think that never happened according to the official website of fenerbahce. but this year so far they were unbeaten though they have conceded few goals.
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The strikers sure,May be too the offensife Midfielders too.They score a lot Like Zinedine Zidan or Nedved.In Egypt,sure Abu treika & Hazem.\n:)
899668
NO. \n\nmake him play in a club in ghana. that would be hilarious.
865978
yeah, i heard that too. \ni hope he doesnt go.\ni hope it doesnt affect juventus too much, i mean, we still have del piero and stuff. :)
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hey, i am from saudi arabia (jeddah), and i think that he is playing tomorrow against spain, i hope Mohammad Al-Shalhoub also plays, he didn't play the last game because his mother died (may God have mercy on her). so yeah, i think yaser is playing tomorrow against spain.
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Right now? I know for sure that he is in Germany. He is under contract with Mexican TV network Televisa and is commentating the World Cup games for the TV channel TV Azteca, owned by Televisa. He retired from soccer about a year and a half ago. Before retiring, he was playing for Al-Arabi in Qatar and was thinking of making a move to Club San Lorenzo de Almagro in Argentina. He trained with them for one day but declined the offer and retired from soccer. Lately, he has been on Maradona's variety show "La Noche del 10" and has been on other programs. He has been a feature subject for interviews for magazines, newspapers, and TV programs around the world as well as for FIFA.com. Last week, he visited Argentina's training camp in Herzogenaurach, Germany and had lunch with the national team of Argentina competing in the World Cup. According to TN Noticias, a news station from Argentina reporting live in Herzogenaurach at the time, Batistuta was not allowed to conduct an interview with TV reporters because of his contract with Televisa. There has been photographs of him at the training camp, but I haven't seen them. Another little fact is that he has also taken up golf :)
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yes i agree with you its Turkey as it is one of the stronger country in futbal and Greek also as it had showed its magic in UEFA Euro 2004. For worldcup info check it
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Dogan Türk Birligi SK ..☺
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It's a good idea, but I'm afraid it wouldn't work in practice.\n\nLook at the talk about Beckham going to America.  They have a maximum wage, but the president of the team he is likely to go to will arrange sponsorship from one of his other companies to make up the difference.\n\nIt would be like Chelski paying Shevchenko £50,000 a week, but Abramovich plc sponsoring him £80,000 a week.\n\nAll we can hope for is that Abramovich loses interest, and Man Utd relocate to New York.
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Turkish teams I know:\n  Fenerbahçe\n  Galatasaray\n  Beşiktaş\n  Kayserispor\n  Gençlerbirliği\n  Trabzonspor\n  Konyaspor\n  Manisaspor\n  Sivasspor\n  Erciyesspor\n  Rizespor\n  Ankaragücü\n  Gaziantepspor\n  Ankaraspor\n  Denizlispor\n  Diyarbakırspor\n  Malatyaspor\n  Samsunspor\n\nCheers ;-)
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Rubbish, I will be dissapointed in Shevchenko and A.C. Milan for letting one of the best players go. Also Chelsea will turn corupt, and they still are not going to win the Champions league. They might have the money but the don't have heart. And that's one thing you can't buy.
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I doubt he will EVER play for Real, he already well established in Barcelona, and he himself said that he plans on staying there until the end of his contract, which is in 2014 (I think).\n\nalso, dd_mostwanted: let me guess, are you a Chelsea fan? or worse, are you Mourinho? ... Messi, weak? what is wrong with you? haven't you seen him play, or have you been living under a rock for the past 2 years?!?