恭喜forlan ！！

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Forlan and Muller strike gold

On the day of the Final, the FIFA World Cup™ Trophy outshines everything and everyone else. For the first time in the history of the FIFA World Cup, Spain have laid hands on the most prized trophy in football. But away from the cup itself, a number of outstanding players have been recognised with individual awards, spearheaded by Uruguay superstar Diego Forlan, named Best Player at the tournament.

adidas Golden Ball: Diego Forlan (Uruguay)
Diego Forlan has been named Best Player at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The Uruguay striker topped the prestigious poll of accredited media representatives ahead of the Netherlands' Wesley Sneijder and Spain hitman David Villa. The 31-year-old Forlan took the starring role in his country’s heroic performance at the FIFA World Cup finals.

The striker's five goals propelled his team to the last four at the global showdown for the first time in 40 years, underscoring his status as one of the modern greats and the undisputed figurehead of his team. Forlan was the fulcrum and focus of all his team's best attacking moves. The South Americans fell 3-2 to the Dutch in the semi-finals, but their overall performance at the tournament holds out enormous hope for the future, and Forlan has been justly recognised for his stellar contribution to the diminutive nation's success.

adidas Silver Ball: Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
adidas Bronze Ball: David Villa (Spain)

adidas Golden Boot: Thomas Muller (Germany) - 5 goals, 3 assists
Thomas Muller's opening goal for Germany against Uruguay in the third-place play-off proved enough to earn the Bayern Munich starlet the adidas Golden Boot. Muller finished on five goals at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, but claimed the top scorer accolade thanks to no fewer than three assists, leaving him ahead of Spain marksman David Villa and Dutch hitman Wesley Sneijder, both of whom finished on five goals but with only one assist apiece.

adidas Silver Boot: David Villa (5 goals, 1 assist)
adidas Bronze Boot: Wesley Sneijder (5 goals, 1 assist)

adidas Golden Glove: Iker Casillas (Spain)
The Spain keeper has conceded just two goals at South Africa 2010. Under pressure after La Roja opened up with a shock defeat by Switzerland, Casillas has since answered his critics with a string of superb displays that have proved crucial to his Spain's progress to a Final they have long dreamed about. One of his most vital interventions was the second-half penalty save from Paraguay's Oscar Cardozo in the quarter-finals, the prelude to two more priceless stops in the closing minutes. Casillas was on top form again in the semi-final against Germany, making fine saves from Piotr Trochowski and Toni Kroos. With Spain failing to take more of the numerous chances they have created (five of their victories having come by a single-goal margin), the Real Madrid custodian's performances between the posts have taken on even greater significance. In this his third FIFA World Cup™ finals, the ice-cool and ultra-professional Spain captain has reproduced his very best form, showcasing his agility and fabled powers of concentration and confirming his status as one of the finest custodians in the world.

Hyundai Best Young Player: Thomas Muller (Germany)
The Germany forward rates as the biggest discovery of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. The Bayern Munich youngster has hit the headlines on and off the field, with five goals and three assists, and any number of quotable comments for waiting reporters. After just one season in the Bayern first team, the 20-year-old has become the darling of the German football scene, and provided all the evidence the FIFA Technical Study Group required to name him Best Young Player of the tournament. Practically the only blemish on Muller's record at the finals was his yellow card in Germany’s meeting with Argentina, causing him to miss his side’s semi-final defeat to Spain due to suspension. Muller succeeds fellow German Lukas Podolski as winner of the Best Young Player award, testament to the outstanding youth development programmes run by the German FA (DFB).

FIFA Fair Play Award: Spain
Spain have ended the tournament as both the best team in the world, and the fairest too: coach Vicente del Bosque's men collected only eight yellow cards in the course of the tournament. Korea DPR actually finished with just two yellow cards against their players, but the Asian side only played three matches at the finals. The FIFA Fair Play Award for Spain arguably comes as little surprise in the light of the fair play ratings from 2006, when the Spaniards and Brazil finished joint top.

shimin1214

本来以为金球奖会是维拉和斯内德在争得，不过看了他们昨天在决赛的表现后，我就知道弗兰有机会了。。

shimin1214

本来以为金球奖会是维拉和斯内德在争得，不过看了他们昨天在决赛的表现后，我就知道弗兰有机会了。。

tcyong

恭喜哦，真的很不错哦。。。

celebrated

恭喜forlan~ 粒粒进球都很漂亮～

harry_lim

幸好不是david villa

bishop888

绝对是实至名归

cryzord

实至名归阿

luckyfish

遲來的春天，forlan本來就是一位極具實力的超級前鋒，到現在還是不明白他在MU的時候怎麼表現會那麼差。 據說forlan有回歸MU的意願，不曉得能否成事。無論如何，還是要恭喜幾乎憑一己之力幫助烏拉圭闖入半決賽的forlan成為金球獎得主，同時感謝他為大家奉獻的精彩足球。好樣的。

luckyfish

幸好不是david villa
harry_lim 发表于 2010-7-12 06:46 PM

z omok涅？villa很差嗎？

只慧爱乔

恭喜恭喜！

碟立飞

幸好不是david villa
harry_lim 发表于 12-7-2010 06:46 PM

villa真的有酱差么？


恭喜forlan!! muaks..

kuroda_ryouji

恭喜，无可否认，实至名归！

harry_lim

z omok涅？villa很差嗎？
luckyfish 发表于 12-7-2010 07:36 PM

昨天一粒都没进还叫厉害???

harry_lim

villa真的有酱差么？


恭喜forlan!! muaks..
碟立飞 发表于 12-7-2010 07:49 PM

昨天一粒都没进还叫厉害??? +1

luckyfish

昨天一粒都没进还叫厉害???
harry_lim 发表于 2010-7-12 08:15 PM

villa本身不屬於力量型球員，身為單前鋒的他不進球是預料中事。他在決賽中也不是完全沒有破門機會，只是沒有把握好機會。其實只要西班牙能夠捧起大力神杯，誰進球都一樣，任何一位球員也都絕對有進球的實力，畢竟西班牙不是一人球隊。

harry_lim

villa本身不屬於力量型球員，身為單前鋒的他不進球是預料中事。他在決賽中也不是完全沒有破門機會，只 ...
luckyfish 发表于 12-7-2010 08:22 PM

是的
恭喜西班牙拿大力神杯

darylteh7

恭喜恭喜 他实至名归

yui_yui

恭喜Forlan!

xiaoxiaoz

恭喜Forland,他也不年轻了？