EPL Player of the Month Awards

Current Premier League players that have received an EPL player of the month award.


5 - Steven Gerrard
March 2001, March 2003, December 2004, April 2006, March 2009

5 - Wayne Rooney
February 2005, December 2005, March 2006, October 2007, January 2010

4 - Frank Lampard
September 2003, April 2005, October 2005, October 2008

4 - Paul Scholes
January 2003, December 2003, October 2006, August 2010

3 - Ashley Young
April 2008, September 2008, December 2008

3 - Peter Odemwingie
September 2010, April 2011, February 2012

3 - Robin van Persie
November 2005, October 2009, October 2011

2 - Andy Johnson
October 2004, September 2006

2 - Dimitar Berbatov
April 2007, January 2011

2 - Fernando Torres
February 2008, September 2009

2 - Gareth Bale
April 2010, January 2012

2 - Ryan Giggs
August 2006, Februar 2007

2 - Scott Parker
February 2011, November 2011


1
Anton Ferdinand
Carlos Tévez
Darren Bent
David Luiz
David Silva
Demba Ba
Edin Džeko
Florent Malouda
Gabriel Agbonlahor
Gylfi Sigurðsson
Jermain Defoe
Joe Cole
John Terry
Kevin Nolan
Louis Saha
Mark Schwarzer
Micah Richards
Michael Owen
Nemanja Vidic
Nikica Jelavić
Petr Čech
Phil Jagielka
Rafael van der Vaart
Rio Ferdinand
Roque Santa Cruz
Samir Nasri

CONCACAF Players in Top UEFA Leagues - 2012-2013

CONCACAF players in the top 15 European Leagues according to the UEFA coefficient rankings.


AUSTRIA

USA
Terrence Boyd (Rapid Wien)


BELGIUM

Costa Rica
Mynor Escoe (RCS Charleroi)

Haiti
Réginal Goreux (Standard Lüttich)

Trinidad and Tobago
Khaleem Hyland (KRC Genk)

USA
Sacha Kljestan (RSC Anderlecht)


DENMARK

Costa Rica 
Christian Bolaños (FC Copenhagen)
Cristian Gamboa (FC Copenhagen)
Bryan Oviedo (FC Copenhagen)

USA
Charlie Davies (Randers FC)
Clarence Goodson (Bröndby IF)
Conor O'Brien (SönderjyskE)
Michael Parkhurst (Nordsjaelland)


ENGLAND

Antigua and Barbuda
Mikele Leigertwood (Reading)

Barbados
Emmerson Boyce (Wigan Athletic)
Jonathan Forte (Southampton)

Canada
David Hoilett (QPR)
Simeon Jackson (Norwich City)

Costa Rica
Bryan Ruiz (Fulham)

Grenada
Jason Roberts (Reading)

Honduras
Maynor Figueroa (Wigan Athletic)
Wilson Palacios (Stoke City)

Jamaica
Adrian Mariappa (Reading)
Jobi McAnuff (Reading)

Mexico
Giovani dos Santos (Tottenham Hotspur)
Javier Hernandez (Manchester United)

Trinidad and Tobago
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City)

United States
Geoff Cameron (Stoke City)
Clint Dempsey (Fulham)
Brad Friedel (Tottenham Hotspur)
Brad Guzan (Aston Villa)
Tim Howard (Everton)
Eric Lichaj (Aston Villa)

FRANCE

Guadeloupe
Alexandre Alphonse (Stade Brest)
Mickaël Tacalfred (Stade Reims)

Haiti
Romain Genevois (OGC Nice)
Jeff Louis (AS Nancy)
Jean-Eudes Maurice (PSG)

Mexico
Guillermo Ochoa (AC Ajaccio)


GERMANY

Canada
Rob Friend (Eintracht Frankfurt)
Marcel de Jong (FC Augsburg)
Olivier Occéan (Eintracht Frankfurt)

Costa Rica
Júnior Díaz (1.FSV Mainz 05)

Mexico
Maza (VfB Stuttgart)

USA
Timothy Chandler (1.FC Nuremberg)
Steve Cherundolo (Hannover 96)
Joe Gyau (TSG Hoffenheim)
Fabian Johnson (TSG Hoffenheim)
Jermaine Jones (Schalke 04)
Daniel Williams (TSG Hoffenheim)
David Yelldell (Bayer Leverkusen)


ITALY

USA
Michael Bradley (AS Roma)


NETHERLANDS

Canada
Atiba Hutchinson (PSV Eindhoven)

Costa Rica
Esteban Alvarado (AZ Alkmaar)

Curaçao
Cuco Martina (RKC Wallwijk)

Suriname
Leroy George (NEC Nijmegen)

USA
Jozy Altidore (AZ Alkmaar)


PORTUGAL

El Salvador
Arturo Álvarez (FC Paços de Ferreira)

Guadeloupe
Cédric Collet (SC Beira-Mar)
David Fleurival (SC Beira-Mar)

USA
Oguchi Onyewu (Sporting CP)
Tony Taylor (Estoril Praia)


RUSSIA

Costa Rica
Marco Ureña (Kuban Krasnodar)

USA
Yevgeni Starikov (Zenit St. Petersburg)


SPAIN

Costa Rica
Joel Campbell (Real Betis)
Keylor Navas (Levante)

Mexico
Andrés Guardado (Valencia)
Héctor Moreno (Espanyol)
Jonathan dos Santos (Barcelona)
Carlos Vela (Real Sociedad)


TURKEY

Canada
Milan Borjan (Sivasspor)

Costa Rica
Randall Azofeifa (Genclerbirligi)

Jamaica
Luton Shelton (Kardemir Karabükspor)

EPL Unique Internationals 2012-2013

Nations that are currently represented by a single player in the EPL.

Antigua and Barbuda
Mikele Leigertwood (Reading)

Austria
Andreas Weimann (Aston Villa)

Benin
Stéphane Sessègnon (Sunderland)

Burundi
Gaël Bigirimana (Newcastle United)

Colombia
Hugo Rodallega (Fulham)

Congo DR
Youssuf Mulumbu (West Bromwich Albion)

Costa Rica
Bryan Ruiz (Fulham)

Ecuador
Antonio Valencia (Manchester United)

Egypt
Ahmed Elmohamady (Sunderland)

Ghana
Michael Essien (Chelsea)

Greece
Apostolos Vellios (Everton)

Grenada
Jason Roberts (Reading)

Israel
Yossi Benayoun (Chelsea)

Latvia
Kaspars Gorkss (Reading)

Macedonia
Goran Popov (Stoke City)

Montenegro
Stefan Savic (Manchester City)

Oman
Ali Al Habsi (Wigan Athletic)

Philippines
Neil Etheridge (Fulham)

Slovenia
Haris Vuckic (Newcastle United)

South Africa
Steven Pienaar (Everton)

Togo
Emmanuel Adebayor (Manchester City)

Trinidad and Tobago
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City)

CONCACAF EPL Players - 2012-2013

Antigua and Barbuda
Mikele Leigertwood (Reading)

Barbados
Emmerson Boyce (Wigan Athletic)
Jonathan Forte (Southampton)

Canada
David Hoilett (QPR)
Simeon Jackson (Norwich City)

Costa Rica
Bryan Ruiz (Fulham)

Grenada
Jason Roberts (Reading)

Honduras
Maynor Figueroa (Wigan Athletic)
Wilson Palacios (Stoke City)

Jamaica
Adrian Mariappa (Reading)
Jobi McAnuff (Reading)

Mexico
Giovani dos Santos (Tottenham Hotspur)
Javier Hernandez (Manchester United)

Trinidad and Tobago
Kenwyne Jones (Stoke City)

United States
Geoff Cameron (Stoke City)
Clint Dempsey (Fulham)
Brad Friedel (Tottenham Hotspur)
Brad Guzan (Aston Villa)
Tim Howard (Everton)
Eric Lichaj (Aston Villa)

FIFA Rankings: Top 5 by Language Spoken (August 2012)

ARABIC
34 - Algeria
38 - Libya
40 - Egypt
41 - Tunisia
68 - Morocco

DUTCH
8 - Netherlands
53 - Belgium
135 - Suriname
157 - Aruba
165 - Curaçao

ENGLISH
3 - England
24 - Australia
26 - Republic of Ireland
32 - Ghana
36 - USA

FRENCH
14 - France
16 - Cote d'Ivoire
23 - Switzerland
39 - Mali
43 - Gabon

GERMAN
2 - Germany
23 - Switzerland
53 - Belgium
60 - Austria
110 - Luxembourg

PORTUGUESE
5 - Portugal
13 - Brazil
78 - Cape Verde Islands
85 - Angola
107 - Mozambique

RUSSIAN
11 - Russia
76 - Belarus
140 - Tajikistan
145 - Kazakhstan
196 - Kyrgyzstan

SPANISH
1 - Spain
4 - Uruguay
7 - Argentina
15 - Chile
18 - Mexico


Notes:

Official and Co-Official Languages

Some nations have multiple Official languages (eg Switzerland, Belgium) and appear in the list more than once.

List made using the August, 2012 FIFA Rankings

Some of the most widely spoken languages (eg Mandarin, Hindustani, Bengali, Punjabi, Javanese, Japanese, Korean, etc) were not in the list because they would include less than 5 FIFA nations.

FIFA Confederation Ranking Comparison - August 2012

Comparing FIFA Confederations using the average FIFA ranking of the top 5 teams from each region.

Top 5 Avg. - Confederation (+/- July)

3.4 - Europe (+0.2)
1 - Spain
2 - Germany
3 - England
5 - Portugal
6 - Italy

11.8 - South America (-0.2)
4 - Uruguay
7 - Argentina
13 - Brazil
15 - Chile
20 - Ecuador

31.8 - Africa (+0.8)
16 - Cote d'Ivoire
32 - Ghana
34 - Algeria
38 - Libya
39 - Mali

37.2 - Asia (+/-0.0)
22 - Japan
24 - Australia
29 - South Korea
48 - Iran
63 - Uzbekistan

46.8 - CONCACAF (-2.4)
18 - Mexico
36 - USA
54 - Panama
62 - Costa Rica
64 - El Salvador

136.6 - Oceania (+4.4)
95 - New Zealand
136 - Tahiti
141 - New Caledonia
155 - Fiji
156 - Vanuatu

USWNT 2012 - Player Goal and Assist Statistics

Goal, Assist, and Point statistics from the 2012 US Women's National Team season. The numbers in parenthesis represents games played in 2012.  Overall International record 19-1-1.

Goals
20 - Alex Morgan (20)
18 - Abby Wambach (21)
10 - Carli Lloyd (21)
8 - Amy Rodriguez (20)
8 - Sydney Leroux (17)
4 - Heather O'Reilly (17)
4 - Megan Rapinoe (18)
3 - Tobin Heath (16)
2 - Lauren Cheney (21)
1 - Shannon Boxx (16)
1 - Rachel Buehler (20)
1 - Lori Lindsey (6)

Assists
11 - Alex Morgan (20)
10 - Lauren Cheney (21)
8 - Heather O'Reilly (18)
8 - Amy Rodriguez (20)
7 - Abby Wambach (21)
6 - Tobin Heath (16)
6 - Megan Rapinoe (18)
4 - Kelly O'Hara (17)
4 - Amy Rodriguez (20)
3 - Rachel Buehler (20)
2 - Shannon Boxx (16)
2 - Heather Mitts (9)
2 - Christie Rampone (21)
1 - Stephanie Cox (4)
1 - Ali Kreiger (1)
1 - Carli Lloyd (21)
1 - Hope Solo (1)


Points (2pts per goal, 1pt per assist)
51 - Alex Morgan (20)
43 - Abby Wambach (21)
21 - Carli Lloyd (21)
20 - Amy Rodriguez (20)
16 - Sydney Leroux (17)
16 - Heather O'Reilly (18)
14 - Lauren Cheney (21)
14 - Megan Rapinoe (18)
12 - Tobin Heath (16)
5 - Rachel Buehler (20)
4 - Shannon Boxx (16)
4 - Kelly O'Hara (17)
2 - Lori Lyndsey (6)
2 - Heather Mitts (9)
2 - Christie Rampone (18)
1 - Stephanie Cox (4)
1 - Ali Krieger (1)
1 - Hope Solo (1)


10+ Career Goals (Players with caps in 2012)
143 - Abby Wambach
38 - Carli Lloyd
34 - Heather O'Reilly
30 - Alex Morgan
25 - Amy Rodriguez
23 - Shannon Boxx
18 - Lauren Cheney
15 - Megan Rapinoe

10+ Consecutive Seasons with the Same EPL Club

English Premier League players that have played 10+ consecutive EPL seasons with the same club.

Tony Adams (10)
Arsenal 1992-2002

Shola Ameobi (11)
Newcastle United 2000-2012

Darren Anderton (12)
Tottenham Hotspur 1992-2004

Gareth Barry (11)
Aston Villa 1998-2009

Francis Benali (11)
Southampton 1992-2003

Dennis Bergkamp (11)
Arsenal 1995-2006

Wes Brown (12)
Manchester United 1998-2011

Nicky Butt (12)
Manchester United 1992-2004

Jamie Carragher (15)
Liverpool 1997-2012

Carlo Cudicini (10)
Chelsea 1999-2009

Lee Dixon (10)
Arsenal 1992-2002

Jason Dodd (13)
Southampton 1992-2005

Rio Ferdinand (10)
Manchester United 2002-2012

Ricardo Gardner (11)
Bolton Wanderers 2001-2012

Steven Gerrard (14)
Liverpool 1998-2012

Ryan Giggs (20)
Manchester United 1992-2012

Shay Given (11)
Newcastle United 1997-2008

Lee Hendrie (11)
Aston Villa 1995-2007

Tony Hibbert (12)
Everton 2000-2012

Sami Hyypia (10)
Liverpool 1999-2009

Denis Irwin (10)
Manchester United 1992-2002

Jussi Jaaskelainen (11)
Bolton Wanderers 2001-2012

Roy Keane (13)
Manchester United 1993-2006

Gary Kelly (10)
Leeds United 1993-2004

Martin Keown (12)
Arsenal 1992-2004

Ledley King (13)
Tottenham Hotspur 1999-2012

Frank Lampard (11)
Chelsea 2001-2012

Matthew Le Tissier (10)
Southampton 1992-2002

Gary Neville (17)
Manchester United 1993-2011

Phil Neville (11)
Manchester United 1994-2005

Matt Oakley (10)
Southampton 1995-2005

John O'Shea (10)
Manchester United 2001-2011

Leon Osman (10)
Everton 2002-2012

Ray Parlour (12)
Arsenal 1992-2004

Lucas Radebe (10)
Leeds United 1994-2004

Paul Scholes (18)
Manchester United 1994-2012

Mark Schwarzer (11)
Middlesbrough 1996-2008

David Seaman (11)
Arsenal 1992-2003

Alan Shearer (10)
Newcastle United 1996-2006

John Terry (14)
Chelsea 1998-2012

David Watson (10)
Everton 1992-2003

EPL Journeymen

Players that have made a league appearance for 5 or more EPL teams in their career.

Nicolas Anelka
97-99 Arsenal
01-02 Liverpool
02-05 Manchester City
06-07 Bolton Wanderers
07-12 Chelsea

Nick Barmby
92-95 Tottenham Hotspur
95-96 Middlesbrough
96-00 Everton
00-02 Liverpool
02-04 Leeds United
08-10 Hull City

Craig Bellamy
02-05 Newcastle United
05-06 Blackburn Rovers
06-07 Liverpool (11-12)
07-08 West Ham United (08-09)
08-09 Manchester City (09-10)

Tal Ben Haim
04-07 Bolton Wanderers
07-08 Chelsea
08-09 Sunderland
08-09 Manchester City
09-10 Portsmouth
10-11 West Ham United

Darren Bent
01-02 Ipswich Town
05-07 Charlton Athletic
07-09 Tottenham Hotspur
09-11 Sunderland
10-12 Aston Villa

Marcus Bent
97-98 Crystal Palace
01-02 Ipswich Town
03-04 Leicester City
04-05 Everton
05-07 Charlton Athletic
07-08 Wigan Athletic
10-11 Wolverhampton Wanderers

David Bentley
03-04 Arsenal
04-05 Norwich City
05-08 Blackburn Rovers
08-11 Tottenham Hotspur
10-11 Birmingham City

Wayne Bridge
98-03 Southampton
03-09 Chelsea
05-06 Fulham
08-11 Manchester City
10-11 West Ham United
11-12 Sunderland

Michael Brown
95-96 Manchester City
03-05 Tottenham Hotspur
05-07 Fulham
07-10 Wigan Athletic
09-10 Portsmouth

Henri Camara
03-04 Wolverhampton Wanderers
04-05 Southampton
05-07 Wigan Athletic (08-09)
07-08 West Ham United
08-09 Stoke City

Lee Carsley
97-98 Derby County
98-99 Blackburn Rovers
00-01 Coventry City
01-08 Everton
09-10 Birmingham City

Scott Carson
03-04 Leeds United
04-05 Liverpool
06-07 Charlton Athletic
07-08 Aston Villa
08-11 West Bromwich Albion

Andy Cole
93-94 Newcastle United
94-01 Manchester United
01-04 Blackburn Rovers
04-05 Fulham
05-06 Manchester City
06-07 Portsmouth
07-08 Sunderland

Stan Collymore
92-93 Crystal Palace
94-95 Nottingham Forest
95-97 Liverpool
97-99 Aston Villa
99-01 Leicester City
00-01 Bradford City

Neil Cox
92-94 Aston Villa
94-95 Crystal Palace
95-97 Middlesbrough
97-98 Bolton Wanderers
99-00 Watford

Peter Crouch
01-04 Aston Villa
04-05 Southampton
05-08 Liverpool
08-09 Portsmouth
09-12 Tottenham Hotspur
11-12 Stoke City

Les Ferdinand
92-95 QPR
95-97 Newcastle United
97-02 Tottenham Hotspur
02-03 West Ham United
03-04 Leicester City
04-05 Bolton Wanderers

Keith Gillespie
93-94 Manchester United
94-98 Newcastle United
98-03 Blackburn Rovers
03-04 Leicester City
06-07 Sheffield United

Emile Heskey
94-99 Leicester City
99-04 Liverpool
04-06 Birmingham City
05-09 Wigan Athletic
08-12 Aston Villa

Hermann Hreidarsson
97-98 Crystal Palace
99-00 Wimbledon
00-02 Ipswich Town
03-04 Charlton Athletic
07-10 Portsmouth

David James
92-99 Liverpool
99-01 Aston Villa
01-03 West Ham United
03-06 Manchester City
06-10 Portsmouth

Robbie Keane
99-00 Coventry City
00-02 Leeds United
02-11 Tottenham Hotspur
08-09 Liverpool
10-11 West Ham United
11-12 Aston Villa

Danny Mills
98-99 Charlton Athletic
99-03 Leeds United
03-04 Middlesbrough
04-07 Manchester City
07-08 Derby County

Carlton Palmer
92-94 Sheffield Wednesday
94-97 Leeds United
97-98 Southampton
98-99 Nottingham Forest
99-01 Coventry Ctiy
99-00 Watford

Scott Parker
98-03 Charlton Athletic
03-05 Chelsea
05-07 Newcastle United
07-11 West Ham United
11-12 Tottenham Hotspur

Jermaine Pennant
02-03 Arsenal
03-04 Leeds United
04-06 Birmingham City
06-09 Liverpool
08-09 Portsmouth
11-12 Stoke City

Nigel Quashie
95-96 QPR
98-99 Nottingham Forest
03-04 Portsmouth
04-05 Southampton
05-06 West Bromwich Albion
06-07 West Ham United

Wayne Routledge
04-05 Crystal Palace
05-06 Portsmouth
06-07 Fulham
07-09 Aston Villa
07-08 Tottenham Hotspur
10-11 Newcastle United
11-12 Swansea City

Louis Saha
98-99 Newcastle United
01-03 Fulham
03-08 Manchester United
08-12 Everton
11-12 Tottenham Hotspur

Chris Sutton
92-94 Norwich City
94-99 Blackburn Rovers
99-00 Chelsea
05-06 Birmingham City
06-07 Aston Villa

Ben Thatcher
96-00 Wimbledon
00-03 Tottenham Hotspur
03-04 Leicester City
04-06 Manchester City
06-07 Charlton Athletic

David Thompson
97-00 Liverpool
00-01 Coventry City
02-05 Blackburn Rovers
05-06 Wigan Athletic
06-07 Bolton Wanderers

Ashley Ward
94-95 Norwich City
96-97 Derby County
97-98 Barnsley
98-99 Blackburn Rovers
00-01 Bradford City

Jonathan Woodgate
98-02 Leeds United
02-04 Newcastle United
06-08 Middlesbrough
07-10 Tottenham Hotspur
11-12 Stoke City

Dwight Yorke
92-98 Aston Villa
98-02 Manchester United
02-05 Blackburn Rovers
04-05 Birmingham City
07-09 Sunderland

Luke Young
98-01 Tottenham Hotspur
01-07 Charlton Athletic
07-08 Middlesbrough
08-12 Aston Villa
11-12 QPR

Olympics 2012: Squad Age Statistics

Oldest Players
38 - Ryan Giggs (Great Britain)
34 - Ryan Nelsen (New Zealand)
33 - Mohamed Aboutrika (Egypt)
33 - Craig Bellamy (Great Britain)
32 - Carlos Salcido (Mexico)

Youngest Players
16 - Muller Dinda (Gabon)
17 - Axel Meye (Gabon)
17 - Cameron Howison (New Zealand)
18 - Tim Payne (New Zealand)
18 - Saleh Gomaa (Egypt)

Team Average Age
23.9 - Great Britain
23.4 - Mexico
23.0 - Belarus
23.0 - South Korea
23.0 - UAE
23.0 - Uruguay
22.9 - Egypt
22.9 - Morocco
22.8 - Japan
22.7 - Senegal
22.6 - Honduras
22.5 - New Zealand
22.3 - Spain
22.2 - Brazil
21.1 - Switzerland
21.5 - Gabon

Men's Olympic Soccer: Total Goals since 1980

The total number of Olympic tournament goals since 1980. 32 games were played in each tournament.

Olympics	Total Goals	Average
Beijing 2008	75	2.34
Athens 2004	101	3.16
Sydney 2000	103	3.22
Atlanta 1996	90	2.81
Barcelona 1992	87	2.72
Seoul 1988	95	2.97
Los Angeles 1984	84	2.63
Moscow 1980	82	2.56

EPL All-Time Goal Scoring Leaders by Team

The top goalscorers in the Premier League era (since 1992-93) for the 20 teams that will take part in the 2012-2013 EPL season.

Arsenal
176 - Thierry Henry (1999-2007)

Aston Villa
60 - Dwight Yorke (1992-1998)

Chelsea
125 - Frank Lampard (2001-Present)

Everton
60 - Duncan Ferguson (1994-1998, 2000-2006)

Fulham
49 - Clint Dempsey (2007-Present)

Liverpool
128 - Robbie Fowler (1993-2001, 2006-2007)

Manchester City
48 - Carlos Tevez (2009-Present)

Manchester United
129 - Wayne Rooney (2004-Present)

Newcastle United
148 - Alan Shearer (1996-2006)

Norwich City
33 - Chris Sutton (1992-1994)

QPR
60 - Les Ferdinand (1992-1995)

Reading
19 - Kevin Doyle (2006-2008)

Southampton
101 - Matthew Le Tissier (1992-2002)

Stoke City
18 - Ricardo Fuller (2008-2012)

Sunderland
61 - Kevin Phillips (1997-2003)

Swansea City
12 - Danny Graham (2011-Present)

Tottenham Hotspur
98 - Teddy Sheringham (1992-1997, 2001-2003)

West Bromwich Albion
15 - Peter Odemwingie (2010-Present)

West Ham United
49 - Paolo Di Canio (1999-2003)

Wigan Athletic
22 - Hugo Rodallega (2009-2012)

The Best Eleven Shirt Collection

A few favorites from my collection that I've picked up over the years.

1999-01 Bayern Munich Home Shirt

1989-91 Leeds United Away Shirt

2004-05 Fulham '125 Years' Away Shirt

New Zealand NT

2000-02 Arsenal European Shirt

2000-02 Leeds United Home Shirt

2000-02 Motherwell Home Shirt

1997-99 Norwich City Home Shirt

2000-02 Liverpool Home Shirt

2000-01 Tottenham Away Shirt

2006 Albirex Niigata FC Shirt

2004 Oita Trinita Away Shirt

Al Ahly "Abo Treika" Shirt

1999 Chicago Fire Shirt

2004 Nagoya Grampus Eight Home Shirt

Thailand NT

1998 France Home Shirt

El Nacional Ecuador Shirt

Red Star Belgrade Branko Bošković Shirt

Parma "Hidetoshi Nakata" Shirt

1997 Kansas City Wizards Home

2002-04 China NT Away Shirt

2002-03 Rangers FC Home Shirt

2001-03 Chelsea Home Shirt

Kazakhstan Premier League Club Logos

Bundesliga Players at 2012 London Olympics

German Bundesliga players that have been selected to represent their country at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.


Japan
Hiroki Sakai - Hannover 96
Yuki Otsu - Borussia Mönchengladbach
Gotoku Sakai - VfB Stuttgart
Takashi Usami - TSG Hoffenheim
Hiroshi Kiyotake - 1.FC Nuremberg

Switzerland
Diego Benaglio - VfL Wolfsburg
Francois Affolter - Werder Bremen
Ricardo Rodriguez - VfL Wolfsburg
Timm Klose - 1.FC Nuremberg

Morocco
Mohamed Amsif - FC Augsburg

South Korea
Koo Ja-Cheol - FC Augsburg

Spain
Alvaro Dominguez - Borussia Mönchengladbach