africa: drogba (sorry eto'o) asia: ji sung park europe: henry australia: viduka south america: RONALDO north america beasley/ brad friedel antartica: bop bop the juggling seal
N. America - Donovan S. America - Aimar Europe- Seedorf Asia - Lee (spurs left back) Africa- Ali Zeytouni (Tunisia) Oceania- Skoko
That's juggling LEOPARD seal, my friend. Mind you, the Antarcticans aren't known for their close control skills, but as defenders?...he'll take yer' leg right off, mate.
The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) is one of six association football (soccer) confederations under the auspices of FIFA, the international governing body of the sport. The OFC is the only confederation without an automatic qualification to the World Cup Finals. Currently the winner of the OFC must play-off against an Asian confederation side. Oceania has only been represented at three World Cup Finals - Australia in 1974, New Zealand in 1982 and Australia in 2006. However, Australia is now no longer a member of the Oceania Football Confederation, having joined the Asian Football Confederation in 2006. Australia being a continent is taught in USA & maybe Canadian schools only.
Oceania - Harry Kewell - was a genuinely great player for a year or two at Leeds. Amazing skill but has subsequently shown himself not to have my=uch heart. Asia - Nakata, skillfull player and the first Japanese player I recall making any sort of impact in Europe. North America - Brad Freidel - has put in some of the best individual goalkeeping performances for Blackburn that I've ever seen. South America - Enzo Francescoli - skill and grace under pressure Europe - Cruyff - the greatest of all time in my opinion Africa - Jay-Jay Okocha - tremendous skill and imagination.
For today it would be: Asia - Nakamura. North America - Brian McBride - not that great but a really honest player - brave and gives 100%. South America - Tevez - I know he is not the best Latin American at the moment but I was very impressed at the way he pulled West Ham through such a mess. He was the opnly one trying at one point. Europe - Henry. I can't stand his arrogance and self-regarding "serious" goal celebrations, but he is an unbelievable striker. Africa - Essien - good player
Oceania is NOT a continent in a geographic sense. It's a FIFA Confederation (region), created to group some Pacific countries' individual national football federations for FIFA's purposes. The IOC also uses the term "Oceania" for their convenience. Geographically Australia is acknowledged as (singularly) both a country and a continent.The only debate about "continents" amongst geographers is whether America is one or two continents (North & South). I've always been taught and understood there to be one America (geographically), but with two parts to it (North & South).
Okay the: A FIFA Confederation (region), created to group some Pacific countries' individual national football federations for FIFA's purposes : Harry Kewell - was a genuinely great player for a year or two at Leeds. Amazing skill but has subsequently shown himself not to have my=uch heart. Asia - Nakata, skillfull player and the first Japanese player I recall making any sort of impact in Europe. North America - Brad Freidel - has put in some of the best individual goalkeeping performances for Blackburn that I've ever seen. South America - Enzo Francescoli - skill and grace under pressure Europe - Cruyff - the greatest of all time in my opinion Africa - Jay-Jay Okocha - tremendous skill and imagination.
ASIA- LUCAS NEill defends from the heart. hes tops GO AUSSIE AFRICA- OBI MIKEL he is bloody awsome just mops up for chelsea so well and goes forward with grace North America- SUAZO??? South america- KAKA' Europe- ZINEDINE ZIDANE you bl00dy legend the RIBERY so good to watch along with teamate SAMIR NASRI
Kewell plays for the Australian National team, which has been a part of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) since 1 January 2006. Nowhere should he be regarded as representing FIFA's Oceania Confederation (OFC), from that date.
So, FIFA now determines world geography? I can't tell you how impressive that is. Here's hoping FIFA's not your authority on ethics as well
Yasuhiko Okudera - played for Koln and Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga in the late 70s-early 80s. Was, I believe, the first Japanese player to play in a top Euro league.
Oceania - Harry Kewell Asia - Ji-Sung Park North America - DaMarcus Beasley South America - Fernando Gago Europe - Andriy Shevchenko Africa - Michael Essien
Africa: Pienaar Asia: Nakamura Europe: Rooney North America: Beasley Oceania: Cahill South America: Ronaldinho
Australia - Harry Kewell Asia - Nakamura North America - freidel South America - Aimar Africa - Jay Jay Okocha
Australia - Viduka Asia - Nakata North America - David Suazo?? central america but i guess that counts South America - Esteban Cambiasso or Javier Zannetti Africa - Essien Europe - Ibrahimovic and Stankovic Most hated players... North America - mcbride South America - Ronaldo Africa - Drogba Europe - Ibrahimovic and Stankovic
Australia-Tim Cahill Asia-Shunsuke Nakamura Africa-Michael Essien Europe-John Terry South America-Claudio Pizarro North America-Kasey Keller
haha my bad, i copied and pasted so i didnt have to write the continents twice lol, it's Nedved. Europe - nedved
always hate him, missed like 3 break aways everytime i watched him, he's not bad but i just always hated the way he played and his haircut, he's not nearly my most hated player of the world tho. not even close
i always thought he was a great team player and solid in the air. Not the most gifted technical player, but great to have on your team.
Because the question was from which continent, not federation. Ummm, Australia is a continent. Again, continent not federation......
Australia - Harry Kewell Nth America - Giovanni Dos Santos Sth America - Javier Mascherano Africa - Momo Sissoko Europe - Steven Gerrard Asia - Nakamura