Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Monday, 14 November 2011
Gonzalo Higuain Biography
Biography
Gonzalo Gerald Higuaín (Brest, Finisterre, France; 10 of December of 1987) are an Argentine soccer player born in France. It made debut professionally in the first Argentine division playing for River Plate, equipment in which one evolved soccer until the conclusion of Opening 2006. From January of 2007 it militates in the rows of Real Madrid, club to which it was transferred in December of 2006.He is the third son of the famous defender Jorge “the Pipe” Higuaín and brother of the player Federico Higuaín. It left France at the age of ten months and it did not return until the Glass of the World of 1998. There although French nonspeech, owns the passport of this country to have been born.
River Plate
Gonzalo Gerald Higuaín made debut in the first Argentine division the 29 of May of 2005 in the defeat of River Plate against Gymnastics and Fencing of the Silver by 2-1, in day 15 of Closing 2005. The 8 of October of 2006 marked 2 goals in front of Juniors Mouth (one of I mark and another one eluding to the rival doorman) in the superclassic one of Argentine soccer, where River overcame by 3-1 being he it figure of the party next to its companion Fernando Belluschi. His trainer at that time, Daniel Passarella, declared that he had a “enormous future” and that was “destined to being a superstar”.
In August of 2006 the Athletic Club River Plate sold 50% of his happens through 6 million Euros to the group Average Sports Investment, which belongs the Iranian industralist Kia Joorabchian. Due to his activities, it was rumored that great equipment like A.C. Milan, S.S. Lazio, Manchester United or Chelsea tried to him. After the signing of the Real Madrid of another young South American Rep it, Marcelo, was speculated on more with the possible signing of two of quoted the players noveles of the Argentine league, Fernando Gago de Boca Juniors and own Gonzalo Higuaín. Both crossings ended up being carried out.
Gonzalo Higuain
Gonzalo Higuain
Gonzalo Higuain
Gonzalo Higuain
Gonzalo Higuain
Gonzalo Higuain
Saturday, 12 November 2011
Peter Crouch Mini Biography 2011
Mini Biography
Peter was born on the 30th of January 1981 to Bruce and Jayne. Although he was born in Cheshire, the family moved to Ealing in London just after the birth. When Peter was only four years old, they moved again to Singapore, where they stayed for a year before returning to Ealing. Peter went to Hanwell's Drayton Manor High School and was always known as the tallest there until he left to join Tottenham Hotspur football club on July the 2nd, 1998. He didn't play in any first team games and was loaned out to Swedish club IFK Hassleholm in 2000, where he earned a reputation as a bit of a party animal. In 1999, Peter joined the England Under-20 team for the FIFA Youth Championship, alongside players like Andy Johnson, who now says that Peter is one of his best friends on the current England team. He later joined the Under-21 team and scored once in the European Championships in May 2002. In July 2000, Tottenham decided to sell Peter to QPR (Queens Park Rangers) for £60,000. He scored 10 goals for QPR, but relegation meant that they were forced to sell Peter to Portsmouth for 1.25 million pounds. He scored about 18 goals in 37 starts but Portsmouth was relegated. In March 2002, Aston Villa put in a bid of 5 million pounds for Peter and he joined their team. On his debut match for Villa against Newcastle United, he scored and then scored again 6 games later. Despite this, Aston Villa didn't seem to want him to start many games. Peter began to get frustrated and asked the Villa boss for a loan deal. He was farmed out to Norwich City in September 2003. It was during his spell at Carrow Road that he received his very first red card, against Walsall. Norwich supporters loved Peter and the team game him a Championship medal before he grudgingly returned to Villa in November 2004 just before a game against Southampton. Ironically, Southampton was where Peter went next. Aston Villa sold him to Southampton for a cut-price 2 million pounds. He scored around 16 goals in 33 appearances but when Southampton was relegated, he had to be sold yet again and Liverpool netted him for 7 million pounds. At about this time, Peter made his breakthrough into the 'senior' England team. His debut match was against Columbia. He went through what he describes as the worst stage of his career, going over 24 hours and 19 games without scoring once for Liverpool. But thankfully, the goal drought ended in December 2005 when a goal originally thought as an own goal was awarded to Peter on appeal. He set up captain Steven Gerrard for the second Liverpool goal during the 2006 FA Cup Final against West Ham. He even scored the decisive goal with a very late but spectacular header against Chelsea in the Community Shield match. Peter has managed to keep his place in Steve McClaren's team due to an unbelievable scoring record for both club and country. He currently lives a "quiet" life in Cheshire, hanging out with best mate Steve Finnan in his spare time. Here's to Euro 2008! Peter Crouch
Peter Crouch
Peter Crouch
Peter Crouch
Peter Crouch
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