Peter Lovenkrands (Rosencrantz and Guildenstern?) Torsten Frings (say it aloud: FRINGS!) Danny Boffin Nico van Kerckhoven Rigobert Song Joseph-Desire Job Stipe Pletikosa Bosko Balaban Bixente Lizarazu Zinedine Zidane Hans-Jorg Butt Khalid Al-Muwallid (retired) Justice Christopher Jose Luis Chilavert Estanislao Struway Macbeth Sibaya (I'm still waiting for South African players named Duncan, Macduff, and Banquo) Siyabonga Nomvethe Habib Beye (I find the name Habib insanely funny - sounds like that of a shady Arab merchant) Zoran Pavlovic (the name rings a bell...) Marcus Allback Slim Ben Achour Ilhan Mansiz El Hadji Ousseinoh Diouf, Pape Malick Diop, Pape Bouba Diop, Salif Diao, Omar Daf, Omar Diallo, Mamadou Diallo, Pape Thiaw, Lamine Diatta, Sylvain Ndiaye, and Makhtar Ndiaye... but only if taken as a group.
Unarguably the greatest composer who ever lived now plays for Reggina: MOZART!! I didn't realize that Mozart was brazilian, I missed that day in my music appreciation class.
ritze Ruggerio Rizzitelli. He played once for bayern. His nickname was "Ritze". a good name is terry butcher. played in england, looked like a butcher, played like Uli Borowka (he was called Steel-Foot in Germany). A really cool name is eric cantona. I like Jean Tigana, too. Best nickname: Michael "Susi" Zorc (played for Borussia Dortmund)
I don't know why but Stig Tofting is my favorite. He looks like a kinda guy you would not want to piss off.
The Dutch: Jaap Stam Edgar Davids Pierre Van Hooijdonk Ruud Van Nistelrooy JIMMY FLOYD HASSELBAINK* and let's add a Dane, Jon Dahl Tomasson
I'm sure it's been mentioned in one of the previous threads or maybe even this one but I think Doctor Khumalo is just a great name.
Surely if you've got a Koch and a Seaman in your list, it wouldn't be complete without our boy Nwankwo coming between the two? Everything, after all, has an explanation.
Elvis Julius, Jeffrey Brutus and the best one Johnny Moustache. http://www.seychelles-online.com.sc/sports/100260802.html