41. Welcome To Round Not Oval The US National soccer Team Players Monthly. With the exception of goalkeeper jose Luis chilavert, Paraguay still fields warriors from that squad that http://www.ussoccerplayers.com/rno/there052004.html

Issue 186 May 2004 Welcome So what are we doing? What We're Watching Philadelphia Discount Guide To Glory Benfica Cover Story Kerry Zavagnin Kick And Rush Own Field Picture Guide April In League Over There CONMEBOL Yellow Card A Word of Warning What We're Reading So You Can Too Discussion Topic Champs League Red Card A Deserved Sending Off The Back Four Just Outside The Post Back Issues Round not Oval is: Kevin McGeehan, Gareth Price, Brian Rosa, Tony Edwards, Andrew Monfried, Jill Beauchesne, Jonathan Tannenwald, and Ian Macintyre. Pictures courtesy of International Soccer Images and our staff. Over There Ranking CONMEBOL The South American road to Germany 2006 is a long struggle for 10 countries, fighting for four and a half berths, and persistent fight with European clubs to release their stars to play for their countries. The first four teams advance directly to Germany, the lucky fifth survivor will play a home-and-away series with Oceania’s winner. Soccer stars playing in Europe wear out with the constant trips and long home-away series against nine countries: 18 games total, plus two matches a week if playing in an European competition, taking no summer vacations, and making money for the South American Football Confederation. Three coaches already lost their jobs, another is under his way out, Brazil and Argentina do not convince their crowds, Venezuela lives a soccer revolution, and Uruguay still dreams of their 1950 World Championship. After five matches, this is what is up:

42. Feature Article - World Soccer News World soccer The leading authority on international football. Experienced, charismatic keeper who deputised for jose Luis chilavert in Paraguay s 2002 http://www.worldsoccer.com/features/olimpia_features_55663.html

Fri 16/09/05 Home News Competitions Copa America ... Nearest Newsagent Search site: advanced search OLIMPIA The Coach Nery PUMPIDO (Arg) Born: 30.07.57. Former goalkeeper best known for winning the 1986 World Cup with Argentina and for suffering a horrific injury at Italia 90. Took over at Olimpia at the start of the year after several seasons coaching Union Santa Fe. Winning the Libertadores has done wonders for his profile in his native land; following Argentina's World Cup disappointment he was among the many names cited in the press as a future national team coach. Goalkeepers Danilo ACEVAL Athletic keeper with good reflexes who was Paraguay's reserve at France 98. Once seen as a great hope, his career has lost momentum. Ricardo TAVARELLI Experienced, charismatic keeper who deputised for Jose Luis Chilavert in Paraguay's 2002 World Cup opener against South Africa and is now his country's first choice. Stocky figure, an excellent shot stopper but not always so proficient dealing with crosses. Defenders Pedro BENITEZ 23.03.81. Promising stopper, strong in the air, known as 'Goose'. A stalwart of Paraguay's 2001 World Youth Cup side.

43. IPGN Forums - 100 Biggest Football (soccer) Nutters jose Luis chilavert total of 40 career goals is very good for a goalkeeper who insisted on This only reaffirms my standing on soccer and its players. http://www.ipgn.com.au/forum/archive/index.php/t-37813.html

iPGN Forums Special Interest Sports / Recreation Discussion PDA View Full Version : 100 Biggest Football (soccer) Nutters 24-03-2005, 09:19 PM My favourite football nutcases, with help from Fourfouttwo magazine, in no particular order :D Luciana Gaucci: Perugia President of 13 years who was once a bus driver turned millionaire. He once bribed a referee with a racehorse, fired Perugia's South Korean player Jung-Hwan after he knocked Italy out of the 2002 World Cup, signed Gaddafi, the Libyan dictator's (Qaddafi) son, tried to sign a female player although Italian rules strictly forbid it and hired shamed Olympic athlete Ben Johnson as a fitness coach - he claims "I never pull stunts." Paul Gascoigne: Served his dad and his mate mince pies after he scooped the filling out and replaced it with cat crap. Whilst dining at a hotel, placed his erect penis on the shoulder of someone on the next table, who turned around thinking someone tapped him on the shoulder - only to be prodded in the cheek. Pissed on Richard Gough whilst playing for Rangers. Cyril the Swan the Swansea Cith's mascot: invaded the pitch after Swansea scored a goal and recieved a touchline ban. Offered to replace Kevin Keagen when he was England boss. Ripped the head off the Millway mascot (Zampa the Lion) and kicked it into the crowd.

44. The Austin Chronicle Columns Soccer Watch soccer Watch. BY NICK BARBARO Paraguay s star goalie, jose Luis chilavert, is suspended for the first two games; otherwise, they d be an easy pick, http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2002-05-17/cols_coach.html

HOME VOL.21 NO.37 COLUMNS : SOCCER WATCH Soccer Watch BY NICK BARBARO May 17, 2002: Coach is on vacation this week hitting golf balls into water hazards somewhere or other so I've hijacked the space for a quick preview of the upcoming World Cup , soccer's quadrennial celebration of the beautiful game. First up is the good news/bad news joke: For the first time ever, every game will be shown live on U.S. television , on some combination of ABC, ESPN, and ESPN2. The bad news: with the WC being played in Japan and Korea, every kickoff falls between midnight and 6:30am local time. (God only knows how many infomercials they had to bump in order to pull this off.) So, unless you're coming over to my house for the international-themed breakfasts , you might want to stock up on blank videotapes for some heavy time-shifting. As for the competition itself, here's a primer on what'll be going on: Thirty-two national teams will compete throughout the month of June. In the first round, eight four-team groups play a round-robin, with the top two in each group advancing to a 16-team knockout round, culminating in the Final on June 30. Here's a look at each of the first-round groups: Group A: France is the defending champ and current favorite, and should go through easily.

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46. Archivo - Alfieri Photo jose LUIS chilavert soccer (0523-1999) His personality, his succesfull career and his problems. Cities of Copa América Paraguay 99. soccer (05-22-1999) http://www.alfieri.com.ar/systema/archivo.php?idioma=eng&pMAX=340&pPAG=16

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48. Fundación Konex jose Luis chilavert. 2000 , Sports. Merit Diploma. Football (soccer) in Argentina. Konex Awards Search. Chronology of the Awards by Activity http://www.fundacionkonex.com.ar/ingles/premios/curriculum.asp?ID=2027&ano=2000

49. Other Soccer News In 1998 Japan s young soccer players played their first game at the Asian Games in Paraguayan goalkeeper jose Luis chilavert was the game s special guest. http://www.t3.rim.or.jp/~sports/arch/soa98.html

OTHER NEWS IN SOCCER IN 1998 "King" Kazu will leave J.League Japan's long time ace striker Kazu Miura disclosed on Dec. 20 that he's made up his mind to join Zagreb in Craotia. He is expected to sign with the team on Jan. 5, stay on for a medical checkup, and join the team's training camp. Kazu's Croatian League debut is scheduled on Feb. 17 when the 2nd stage kicks off. Kazu's contract is reported 50 million yen for 1 1/2 years. That's until June 30, 2000. Junior team in the Asian Games Japan's young soccer players played their first game at the Asian Games in Thailand on Dec. 1. They faced Nepal. Already in the 1st half, Japan achieved 3 goals. In the end Japan won 5 to 0. On Dec.3, the Japanese players appeared exhausted from the heat, but was able to win against India 1 to 0. The above games were held prior to the opening ceremony on Dec. 6. On the 7th, Japan faced South Korea. The difference of experience was obvious. All the Japanese players were under 21 whereas 5 of the South Koreans played at the World Cup in France. Japan lost to 2. On Dec. 9 Japan defeated Kuwait 2 to 1. However, Japan's lost to the United Arab Emirates on Dec. 9 halted the team's prospect of proceeding to the next round. Toyota Cup: Real Madrid vs Vasco da Gama On Dec. 1, European club champion Real Madrid faced South America's counterpart Vasco da Gama. A crowd of 51,000 turned up. Among them was Argentine President Menem. In the first 26th minute, Real Madrid's Brazilian player, Roberto Carlos shot a long kick from the side that bounced 3 times and into the goal. However, the 1st half of the game was rather sluggish. Then 10 minutes into the later half, Vasco da Gama attacked the opponents' goal furiously. Real Madrid's goalkeeper kept the ball from entering the goal once, but Juninho scored. In the last 37th minute, 21-year old Raul received a long pass, dribbled the ball pass 2 players and succeeded in a game winning goal for Real Madrid. The European side clinched the world club team title for the 2nd time in 38 years. Spanish national team player,Raul was selected MVP.

50. Al-Ahram Weekly World Cup Shots ARGENTINE soccer star Diego Armando Maradona announced last week that he will not ECCENTRIC goalkeeper jose Luis chilavert, who has put a run for the http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/1998/382/sp7.htm

51. World Cup Soccer Home Page Paraguay started the match without their inspirational goalkeeper and captain, jose Luis chilavert, who had been suspended after an altercation in a match http://www.enableall.org/fifa/Match6.asp

Give a donation to help The International Center for Disability Resources on the Internet! HOME SCHEDULE FEATURES ... U M M Live Commentary in Bhasa Malaysia MATCH ARCHIVES Relive the excitement with match highlights LINKS Your guide to soccer on the net FEEDBACK We welcome your feedback NEWSLETTER Send us your email to subscribe to our newsletter DISABLED-FRIENDLY FUNCTIONALITY Last gasp goal helps South Africa hold Paraguay Busan, June 2 By Nimish Dubey (nimishdubey@yahoo.co.in) An injury time penalty from Quinton Fortune helped South Africa draw 2-2 with Paraguay in the opening match of Group B. It was a great fight back by the South Africans who were down 2-0 at one stage. Paraguay started the match without their inspirational goalkeeper and captain, Jose Luis Chilavert, who had been suspended after an altercation in a match against Brazil prior to the tournament. They took the field in their red and white shirts and blue shorts. South Africa chose to play in an all-white kit. Although neither of the two teams is particularly known for its ability to attack, the match got off to a dramatic start. Less than half a minute had elapsed when Santa Cruz burst through the South African defence, got around the South African goalkeeper and then lost his footing. Many felt that the South African goalkeeper had brought Santa Cruz down and that there was some ground for a penalty to be awarded. The referee however, was not one of them. Sibaya responded by almost putting South Africa ahead but his long ranger went just wide of the Paraguayan goal.

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54. Fanatics: Soccer soccer World Cup Preview by John Boca Jnr Remember the name of jose Luis chilavert, he will be one of the characters of the tournament despite being http://www.thefanatics.com/category/Soccer/69.html

Home Join Now TOURS AND NEWS 2005 Calendar AFL Auto Racing Boxing ... Tennis OTHER TOURS Anzac Day Oktoberfest Pamplona Skifest 2006 FANS AREA Announcement Fanatics Press Member QA Regular Columns ... Past Tshirts COMPANY INFO About Us ONLINE STORE Hats Miscellaneous Retro Scarves ... Tshirts LIVE Forums Live Scores Photo Gallery Sports News Soccer World Cup Preview by John Boca Jnr Greetings Fanatics and welcome to my World Cup Preview. For the next month the worlds focus will be on South Korea and Japan as football (wogball to a lot of my Aussie mates in the Italian Forum) stops the world. 199 countries started out on the road to qualifying and now we are down to 32. This promises to be one of the great World Cups and from a punters perspective one of the most open betting tournaments ever. Never before has the World Cup been played outside the Americas or Europe, and only once has it been won by a nation from outside the host continent. Hosting the tournament has been an advantage in the past, with 6 home nations holding aloft the Jules Rimet Trophy. We can safely assume that Japan or South Korea will not be winning it this time. The big X factor in this World Cup will be the heat and humidity of Asia. How will the Europeans adjust and does it give the Latin American countries an advantage?

55. Japan Times: Patience A Virtue For FC Tokyo As Gasmen Finally Spark Sao Paulo s keeper and captain, Rogerio Ceni, is regarded as the new jose Luis chilavert of South American soccer, as famous for his goals at one end as for http://www.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/makeprfy.pl5?sp20050720jw.htm

56. Soccer News, June 12, 1998 The Examiner soccer News. Jump to irish sport started doing the Mexican wave, before jose Luis chilavert brought the game to life in the 73rd minute. http://archives.tcm.ie/irishexaminer/1998/06/13/phead.htm

Jump to irish sport Jump to international sport Jump to results Bergkamp makes world of difference to Dutch hopes THE return of Dennis Bergkamp to action, even if he is initially used as substitute, hardens the view that Holland will mount one of the most concentrated challenges for this World Cup. Bergkamp is such a pivotal player that Holland's prospects might well stand or fall on the state of his health. Such a conception might not be very flattering to his colleagues, all of whom are players of some reputation in their own right, but such is his standing in the game. Bergkamp is capable of illuminating this World Cup, capable of emerging as the most influential player of all even in the company of such luminaries as Ronaldo, Marcelo Salas, the exciting Hadji of Morocco, Bierhoff, Ortega et al. There is no doubt his presence is of crucial importance to the Dutch who look to a player of great technical ability and fertile imagination to give focus and meaning to their work. Belgium, one fears, are here only to make up the numbers, their involvement secured at the expense of a relatively weak Ireland in a play-off and non too convincingly at that.

57. Soccer News, June 25, 1998 The Examiner soccer News. Jump to irish sport to push a square pass for Wilson Oruma to neatly lift over keeper jose Luis chilavert from 12 yards. http://archives.tcm.ie/irishexaminer/1998/06/25/phead.htm

Jump to irish sport Jump to international sport Jump to results Bitter pill for Spaniards as six goals barrage is not enough Spain 6 Bulgaria 1 SPAIN became the first major casualty of the World Cup last night despite finally shaking off their torpor to give Bulgaria a six-goal thrashing in Lens. Javier Clemente's side left their best until last with a scintillating exhibition of attacking football in which Fernando Morientes and substitute Francisco Kiko both grabbed a brace of goals. But just as Morocco had cruelly seen Norway deny them a place in the second round after beating Scotland, it was Paraguay, rather than Spain, who sealed a second round clash with France by shocking Nigeria 3-1 in Toulouse. On this evidence, the competition will be poorer for Spain's early departure, but they have only themselves to blame after allowing Nigeria to come from behind in their opening game and failing to beat a stubborn Paraguay. Knowing only a win would be good enough at the outset, under-fire Spanish boss Javier Clemente surprisingly opted to leave striker Raul on the bench in favour of Athletic Bilbao's Joseba Etxeberria. But the side that had looked woefully short of attacking ideas against the South Americans were transformed right from the first whistle.

58. Salon | Ask Camille jose Luis chilavert, an extraordinary athlete built like a mesomorphic Roman soccer s fancy footwork, swiveling hips, loose arms (hands can t be http://archive.salon.com/col/pagl/1998/07/nc_21pagl.html

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59. ESPNsoccernet.com - Europe - Chilavert Gets Suspended Jail Term Former Paraguay goalkeeper jose Luis chilavert has been handed a sixmonth suspended Buy official English Premier League soccer jerseys and more at http://soccernet.espn.go.com/headlinenews?id=336797&cc=5901

60. Favorite Athletes Of Latin American Kids jose Luis chilavert (Paraguay), arguably the best soccer goalkeeper in the world; plays professionally for VelezSarsfeld of Argentina; Dennis Martinez http://www.zonalatina.com/zldata43.htm

FAVORITE ATHLETES OF LATIN AMERICAN KIDS In the Pan-Latin American Kids Study 1997 we asked Latin American children who their favorite athletes were. The first table shows the most popular athletes from their own countries: Favorite Athlete from Your Own Country Country Athlete Name (% votes) Argentina Diego Maradona (15%) Enzo Franchescoli (5%) Gabriel Batistuta (2%) Brazil Ronaldo (31%) Bebeto (8%) Romario (5%) Gustavo Kuerten (4%) Pele (3%) Hôrtencia (2%) Ayrton Senna (2%) Chile Marcelo Salas (23%) Ivan Zamorano (19%) Marcelo Rios (14%) Colombia Faustino Asprilla (17%) Carlos Valderrama (17%) Edgar Renteria (9%) Rene Higuita (4%) Farid Mondragon (1%) Mexico Jorge Campos (14%) Gustavo Napoles (6%) Luis Garcia (5%) Luis Hernandez (3%) Ramon Ramirez (3%) Julio Cesar Chavez (1%) Puerto Rico Igor Gonzalez (37%) Roberto Alomar (10%) Venezuela Andres Galarraga (28%) Omar Vizquel (9%) Note 1: The survey was conducted prior to the World Cup in France. We would expect that the fortunes to have changed for some individuals - some on the upswing (e.g. star goal scorer Luis ("El Matador") Hernandez for Mexico) and some on the downswing (e.g. Faustino Asprilla, who was booted off the Colombia team for dissension). On that note, the baseball home run feats of Sammy Sosa in 1998 should make him the national hero of the Dominican Republic Note 2: In the remaining countries, here are some cited names:

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