Ronaldinho the soccer player
Ronaldo de Assis Moreira (born 21 March 1980) is a footballer more commonly known as Ronaldinho Gaúcho, due to his being from the Rio Grande do Sul state of Brazil, or simply Ronaldinho.
His name Ronaldinho, Portuguese for "little Ronaldo", was originally devised as a means of distinguishing between himself and fellow Brazilian footballer Ronaldo, with the additional title Gaúcho being used when the current Ronaldo was also known as Ronaldinho. Among his many achievements and accolades, Ronaldinho has been awarded the FIFA World Player of the Year award twice (2004, 2005), as well as the European Footballer of the Year award and the FIFPro World Player of the Year award (both 2005). He has downplayed suggestions that he is the best footballer in the world, telling FourFourTwo magazine, "I don't even feel I'm the best at Barça."
Garrow's wins in soccer (Plattsburgh Press Republican)
MORRISONVILLE -- Anna Case and Katy Reed each scored a goal as Ed Garrow's & Sons defeated Giroux's/Luck Brothers 5-3 in overtime in the North Country Women's Soccer League Tuesday night. Soccer: Ferns slam 14 goals past Singapore (The New Zealand Herald)
The New Zealand women's soccer team enjoyed a goal-feast, beating Singapore 14-0 in an Olympics warm-up in the city-state last night. Strikers Amber Hearn, Emma Kete and Renee Leota each struck their first international hat-tricks with Hearn and Kete finding the back of the net four times. U16 boys' soccer takes down Pelican Rapids, again (Crookston Daily Times)
Crookston's U16 boy's soccer team handled Pelican Rapids for the second time this season with a 4-1 victory Monday evening at Lincoln Field. Alex Navarro scored three of Crookston's four goals with the game-winning goal coming from Jordan Brewster. Crookston is currently 6-2 overall and a perfect 4-0 in league play. Chelsea Massive Bid For Kaka
AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has said that Chelsea have made an "astronomical bid" for Brazilian World Player of the Year Kaka and there is also interest in their Italian... Soccer: A Goal Within Reach (The Miami Hurricane)
After a 2007 season where the Hurricanes saw significant improvements, putting together a 9-6-4 record, including a 4-4-2 recording in the every-tough Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), the Hurricanes will look to build upon their success and continue to climb up the ladder to supremacy in the ACC and in the NCAA. Ronaldinho - is he the right man for Milan? (Times of Malta)
Ronaldinho looking to revive career at Milan. The headline-grabbing transfer of Brazilian ace Ronaldinho from Barcelona to Milan last week was no big surprise as the Rossoneri had never made bones of their intention to prize him away from the Primera Liga. Ronaldinho's star has waned (Montreal Gazette)
How the mighty have fallen. Brazilian star Ronaldinho's signing with AC Milan is an illustration of how quickly a player's sun can set and how a team can shoot itself in the foot. AC Milan Insist Kaka Is Not For Sale
It's only been a fortnight since I last wrote about Chelsea making an astronomical bid for Kaka and now we see the Italians having to speak out again to deny... Star appeal shines through (FIFA)
David Beckham, Ronaldinho, Rogerio Ceni, Abby Wambach and Madjer all hit the headlines in this week's star-studded statistical review. Clubs must release players for Olympics - FIFA (ESPN Soccernet.com)
FIFA president Sepp Blatter said on Wednesday that clubs must release their eligible Under-23 players for the Olympic soccer tournament despite the claims of Europe's leading clubs that they were under no obligation to do FIFA president Blatter says clubs lack Olympic spirit in player release dispute (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)
ZURICH, Switzerland - FIFA president Sepp Blatter accused clubs Wednesday of going against the Olympic spirit in trying to stop their players going to Beijing. Sierra Leone: Kei Kamara Keen to End MLS Goal Drought (AllAfrica.com)
Sahr Morris Jr. Leone Stars and San Jose Earth Quake striker, Kei Kamara is eager to end his long goal drought spell in the Major League Soccer (MLS). Soccer clubs unhappy with stars heading to Olympics (TSN)
LONDON - Despite being the world's most popular sport, football usually takes a back seat at the Olympics, dwarfed in terms of importance by athletics, swimming and even gymnastics. Generated by JohnEdwardsProperties.com - The homes in annapolis expert.
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