Pemegang Rekor Nonton TV Terlama di Dunia

Adalah Suresh Joachim, Kelahiran Sri Lanka dan bertempat tinggal di Toronto, Canada. Ia baru saja memecahkan rekornya sendiri dalam Guiness World Record untuk “nonstop broadcast-television watching” atau bila diartikan Suresh ini mampu menonton televisi dalam waktu yang sangat lama. Usaha pemecahan rekornya yang terakhir ini dilakukan di Stockholm, Sweden, dan ia berhasil melakukannya selama 72 jam, sementara rekor sebelumnya pada tahun 2005 adalah 69 jam dan 48 menit.

72 Jam itu sama dengan menonton serial 24 atau CSI selama 3 season. Dia mampu bertahan dengan minum kopi sebanyak 25 sampai 30 cangkir.

Pemegang Rekor Nonton TV Terlama di Dunia

Adalah Suresh Joachim, Kelahiran Sri Lanka dan bertempat tinggal di Toronto, Canada. Ia baru saja memecahkan rekornya sendiri dalam Guiness World Record untuk “nonstop broadcast-television watching” atau bila diartikan Suresh ini mampu menonton televisi dalam waktu yang sangat lama. Usaha pemecahan rekornya yang terakhir ini dilakukan di Stockholm, Sweden, dan ia berhasil melakukannya selama 72 jam, sementara rekor sebelumnya pada tahun 2005 adalah 69 jam dan 48 menit.

72 Jam itu sama dengan menonton serial 24 atau CSI selama 3 season. Dia mampu bertahan dengan minum kopi sebanyak 25 sampai 30 cangkir.

The 10 Best Soccer Players of All

10. Lev Yashin

       This legendary Soviet net minder revolutionized the goal keeper position. Despite his intimidating size he was incredibly agile and developed the position into the active keepers we see in today's game. Fearless like any extraordinary goalie, Yashin was all over the penalty area diving at feet and working from post to post better than anyone. Always expanding the role of the goal keeper, Yashin is considered to be the inventor of the sweeping goal keeper role, that is having the goal keeper come out of the penalty area to pick up long through balls before the opposition's strikers.

9. Eusebio

       Portugal's best player ever, unrivaled until the emergence of Ronaldo, still holds down a spot as one of the very best players to play the beautiful game. With a powerful runs and silk smooth ball control Eusebio was as clinical a finisher as the game ever saw. A long time favorite in Benfica he would score over a goal a game throughout his career. In 715 matches for Benfica he scored 724 goals and still holds the all time scoring record at the club. In an area were Portugal were routinely out-shined by larger European soccer nations Eusebio singlehandedly lifted his country onto the international scene. In the 1966 World Cup Eusebio became the tournament's top scorer with 9 goals helping Portugal claim the bronze medal.

8. Georghe Hagi

       Commonly referred to as the 'Maradonna of the Carpathians' Hagi spearheaded the impressive rise to power of the Romanian National team in the early 1990's. A quiet authority on the field he could do anything with the ball. Always in complete control he made his mark not through flair but by his commanding presence. Often playing wide left he would cut in past his defender or pick out team mates in the box with impossible accuracy. Always putting his skill to the best use of the team he none the less produced some of the most spectacular goals on the international scene. Among them an unforgettable long lob from 40 yards out against Colombia in the 1994 World Cup.

7. Michel Platini

       France has produced some of the most memorable playmakers the game has ever seen, but Platini towers above them all. Possibly the best European midfielder Platini had all the qualities of a classic play maker. Flawless ball handling, a super accurate passing foot, a deadly free kick specialist but above all an uncanny instinct and vision for the game. Always a threat to release a team mate into space, he was also very capable of deep runs into the oppositions penalty area where he would show off a finishing ability unrivaled by any of his peers. His authority and unbendable winning mentality made him a perfect team captain, qualities he showed of to the fullest in France's 1982 Euro Cup win. The way Platini carried his team through the tournament to their first European trophy is second only to Maradonna's unmatchable heroics in the 1988 World Cup.

6. Ference Puskas

       The Hungarian 'little canon' is probably the best pure striker soccer has ever seen. Short and stocky, he was immensely powerful and his thunderous left foot was feared by everyone. In his career he managed an incredible 84 goals in 85 games for Hungary, still an international goal scoring record. Because of his stocky and powerful build Puskas was frequently overlooked by the opposition. Virtually impossible to move off the ball, he sometimes looked as he could score at will. After defecting from Hungary Puskas finally landed a job with Real Madrid after having been turned down due to his age by several European teams. The 'old man' went on to secure 4 championships and even got capped for Spain.

5. Bobby Charlton

       The iconic captain of the only English team to win the World Cup in 1966, Bobby Charlton played almost two decades for Manchester United establishing himself as a

legend. Charlton pioneered the attacking midfielder role, a role he was particularly well suited for with a great eye for attacking opportunities and an excellent long range shot. Bobby Charlton's career was full of the stuff of legends. He was one of the few survivors of the 1958 Munich plane crash, before going on to famously lead England to their only World Cup victory to date. As if that was not enough, Charlton captained Manchester United to victory in he European Cup in 1968 making United the first English team to win the competition.

4. Franz Beckenbauer

       Kaiser Franz was the best defender of his time, and the best defender of any time. Unlike most defenders of his age, and in fact all the way up until today, Beckenbauer was a complete soccer player. Confident with the ball, an outstanding passer and with an overview unmatched by anyone he invented and perfected the libero, or sweeper, role. His elegance on the ball and his natural authority on the pitch earned him the nickname 'Der Kaiser'. Beckenbauer lead his team and his country to several triumphs, including three straight European Championships with Bayern Munich and a World Cup victory in 1974 for West Germany. In all he played more than 100 international matches for Germany.

3. Johan Cruyff

       The brain, heart and soul of the Dutch 'total football' Cruyff is probably the most influential soccer player in the world. His approach to the game is now universally adapted and has transformed the game from the core. Cruyff saw soccer as an exercise in creating and manipulating space. The goal of total football was to have the entire team work together with this as their goal. To open up and manipulate space. From the wing or a deep center forward position Cruyff would torment defenders with his flowing dynamic play and creative vision. Always a fast and technically brilliant player, Cruyff's brilliance was in his deep understanding of the game and the positioning of his teammates. His sense of space and angles earned him the nickname 'Pythagoras in boots'.

2. Pele

       Pele is arguable the most iconic player the game has known, and his career and incredible statistics makes him a natural pick for best soccer player in history. In fact, Pele is routinely picked as the top performer year in and year out. Pele holds the records for most goals scored trough his career, won the World Cup at 17 and dominated the world circuit for a decade. Playing alongside and against the finest players in the world he was still consistently dominant. As a player Pele has a style and flair that would dazzle anyone. After retiring as a player, Pele has added to his status as an ambassador for the game with his winning personality and clean cut image.

1. Diego Maradonna

       Any list that has Pele as the second best player in the world invariably puts Maradonna as the worlds finest player. Easily one of the most controversial players ever, he is also the most gifted. Physically short and stocky, Maradonna none the less grew into a giant on the field. At the hight of his playing days Maradonna had not a single flaw on the field. He had unbelievable acceleration and pace, superhuman ball control, flawless technique, unrivaled vision and an infallible instinct for when to pass the ball and when to hold on to it. Despite having every tool imaginable for a soccer player, he was even a good header of the ball despite his diminutive size, he would never hold on to the ball if passing to a team mate was a better option. At his pinnacle Maradonna took Argentina to the very zenith of soccer glory virtually singlehandedly. His performance in the 1986 World Cup is the most impressive feat accomplished in any sport, on any stage. In the midst of his most accomplished moment, Maradonna showed his duality perfectly in the now infamous semi finals against England. In a single half Maradonna scored two of the worlds most remembered and talked about goals. The blatant handball on the now dubbed 'Hand of God' goal is in stark contrast to his second goal in the same half that is now widely regarded as the best goal ever scored. In passing through the entire English side, Maradonna never touches the ball with his right foot. Some of the best defenders in the world were helpless against the little magician. Off the field, Maradonna strikes a tragic figure, but on the field he was perfection.

The 10 Best Soccer Players of All

10. Lev Yashin

       This legendary Soviet net minder revolutionized the goal keeper position. Despite his intimidating size he was incredibly agile and developed the position into the active keepers we see in today's game. Fearless like any extraordinary goalie, Yashin was all over the penalty area diving at feet and working from post to post better than anyone. Always expanding the role of the goal keeper, Yashin is considered to be the inventor of the sweeping goal keeper role, that is having the goal keeper come out of the penalty area to pick up long through balls before the opposition's strikers.

9. Eusebio

       Portugal's best player ever, unrivaled until the emergence of Ronaldo, still holds down a spot as one of the very best players to play the beautiful game. With a powerful runs and silk smooth ball control Eusebio was as clinical a finisher as the game ever saw. A long time favorite in Benfica he would score over a goal a game throughout his career. In 715 matches for Benfica he scored 724 goals and still holds the all time scoring record at the club. In an area were Portugal were routinely out-shined by larger European soccer nations Eusebio singlehandedly lifted his country onto the international scene. In the 1966 World Cup Eusebio became the tournament's top scorer with 9 goals helping Portugal claim the bronze medal.

8. Georghe Hagi

       Commonly referred to as the 'Maradonna of the Carpathians' Hagi spearheaded the impressive rise to power of the Romanian National team in the early 1990's. A quiet authority on the field he could do anything with the ball. Always in complete control he made his mark not through flair but by his commanding presence. Often playing wide left he would cut in past his defender or pick out team mates in the box with impossible accuracy. Always putting his skill to the best use of the team he none the less produced some of the most spectacular goals on the international scene. Among them an unforgettable long lob from 40 yards out against Colombia in the 1994 World Cup.

7. Michel Platini

       France has produced some of the most memorable playmakers the game has ever seen, but Platini towers above them all. Possibly the best European midfielder Platini had all the qualities of a classic play maker. Flawless ball handling, a super accurate passing foot, a deadly free kick specialist but above all an uncanny instinct and vision for the game. Always a threat to release a team mate into space, he was also very capable of deep runs into the oppositions penalty area where he would show off a finishing ability unrivaled by any of his peers. His authority and unbendable winning mentality made him a perfect team captain, qualities he showed of to the fullest in France's 1982 Euro Cup win. The way Platini carried his team through the tournament to their first European trophy is second only to Maradonna's unmatchable heroics in the 1988 World Cup.

6. Ference Puskas

       The Hungarian 'little canon' is probably the best pure striker soccer has ever seen. Short and stocky, he was immensely powerful and his thunderous left foot was feared by everyone. In his career he managed an incredible 84 goals in 85 games for Hungary, still an international goal scoring record. Because of his stocky and powerful build Puskas was frequently overlooked by the opposition. Virtually impossible to move off the ball, he sometimes looked as he could score at will. After defecting from Hungary Puskas finally landed a job with Real Madrid after having been turned down due to his age by several European teams. The 'old man' went on to secure 4 championships and even got capped for Spain.

5. Bobby Charlton

       The iconic captain of the only English team to win the World Cup in 1966, Bobby Charlton played almost two decades for Manchester United establishing himself as a

legend. Charlton pioneered the attacking midfielder role, a role he was particularly well suited for with a great eye for attacking opportunities and an excellent long range shot. Bobby Charlton's career was full of the stuff of legends. He was one of the few survivors of the 1958 Munich plane crash, before going on to famously lead England to their only World Cup victory to date. As if that was not enough, Charlton captained Manchester United to victory in he European Cup in 1968 making United the first English team to win the competition.

4. Franz Beckenbauer

       Kaiser Franz was the best defender of his time, and the best defender of any time. Unlike most defenders of his age, and in fact all the way up until today, Beckenbauer was a complete soccer player. Confident with the ball, an outstanding passer and with an overview unmatched by anyone he invented and perfected the libero, or sweeper, role. His elegance on the ball and his natural authority on the pitch earned him the nickname 'Der Kaiser'. Beckenbauer lead his team and his country to several triumphs, including three straight European Championships with Bayern Munich and a World Cup victory in 1974 for West Germany. In all he played more than 100 international matches for Germany.

3. Johan Cruyff

       The brain, heart and soul of the Dutch 'total football' Cruyff is probably the most influential soccer player in the world. His approach to the game is now universally adapted and has transformed the game from the core. Cruyff saw soccer as an exercise in creating and manipulating space. The goal of total football was to have the entire team work together with this as their goal. To open up and manipulate space. From the wing or a deep center forward position Cruyff would torment defenders with his flowing dynamic play and creative vision. Always a fast and technically brilliant player, Cruyff's brilliance was in his deep understanding of the game and the positioning of his teammates. His sense of space and angles earned him the nickname 'Pythagoras in boots'.

2. Pele

       Pele is arguable the most iconic player the game has known, and his career and incredible statistics makes him a natural pick for best soccer player in history. In fact, Pele is routinely picked as the top performer year in and year out. Pele holds the records for most goals scored trough his career, won the World Cup at 17 and dominated the world circuit for a decade. Playing alongside and against the finest players in the world he was still consistently dominant. As a player Pele has a style and flair that would dazzle anyone. After retiring as a player, Pele has added to his status as an ambassador for the game with his winning personality and clean cut image.

1. Diego Maradonna

       Any list that has Pele as the second best player in the world invariably puts Maradonna as the worlds finest player. Easily one of the most controversial players ever, he is also the most gifted. Physically short and stocky, Maradonna none the less grew into a giant on the field. At the hight of his playing days Maradonna had not a single flaw on the field. He had unbelievable acceleration and pace, superhuman ball control, flawless technique, unrivaled vision and an infallible instinct for when to pass the ball and when to hold on to it. Despite having every tool imaginable for a soccer player, he was even a good header of the ball despite his diminutive size, he would never hold on to the ball if passing to a team mate was a better option. At his pinnacle Maradonna took Argentina to the very zenith of soccer glory virtually singlehandedly. His performance in the 1986 World Cup is the most impressive feat accomplished in any sport, on any stage. In the midst of his most accomplished moment, Maradonna showed his duality perfectly in the now infamous semi finals against England. In a single half Maradonna scored two of the worlds most remembered and talked about goals. The blatant handball on the now dubbed 'Hand of God' goal is in stark contrast to his second goal in the same half that is now widely regarded as the best goal ever scored. In passing through the entire English side, Maradonna never touches the ball with his right foot. Some of the best defenders in the world were helpless against the little magician. Off the field, Maradonna strikes a tragic figure, but on the field he was perfection.

Pemain top dunia yang tidak pernah merasakan piala dunia

10. Paulo Di Canio

Di balik sikap temperamennya, Paulo Di Canio tetap diakui sebagai pemain dengan skill di atas rata-rata. Penyerang asal Italia ini selalu tampil impresif bersama West Ham United. Sayangnya, ia tak pernah dipanggil masuk timnas Azzurri. Ditengarai sifat temperamennya itu yang membuat pelatih-pelatih Italia enggan memanggilnya. Dino Zoff, mantan pelatih Azzurri, pernah berkata, “karena saya telah cukup punya masalah, saya tidak ingin menambahnya lagi.”

9. Jari Litmanen

The Flying Finn telah memenangkan beberapa gelar Liga Belanda bersama Ajax Amsterdam termasuk Liga Champions pada 1995 silam. Tak hanya itu, Litmanen juga menduduki peringkat 3 dalam voting Pemain Terbaik Eropa 1995. Karir gemilangnya terus berlanjut bersama Liverpool. Piala FA, Worthington Cup dan gelar UEFA Cup pernah dirasakannya bersama The Reds. Tapi di timnas, ikan besar di klub itu terlihat seperti ikan kecil. Alhasil bersama Finlandia, Litmanen selalu menemui kegagalan melaju ke Piala Dunia.

8. Matt Le Tissier

Tiga golnya saat timnas Inggris mengalahkan Rusia rupanya tak mampu membuat terkesan Glen Hoddle. Pelatih timnas Inggris ini tetap meninggalkan Le Tissier ke Piala Dunia 1998 Prancis. Namun, Hoddle pantas menyesal setelah Inggris tersingkir dalam drama adu penalti kontra Argentina. Pasalnya, Le Tiss dikenal sebagai eksekutor ulung yang dimiliki Inggris.

7. Bernd Schuster

Berbagai trofi juga telah dipersembahkan Bernd Schuster saat masih bermain untuk Barcelona dan Real Madrid. Termasuk saat merengkuh juara Euro 1980 bersama Jerman Barat. Tapi, perselisihannya dengan Asosiasi Sepakbola Jerman (DFB) saat itu membuatnya ditinggalkan di Piala Dunia 1982. Schuster mundur dari timnas saat usianya 24 tahun.

6. Ian Rush

Dialah salah satu putra terbaik Wales. Mesin gol Anfield ini dianggap menjadi salah satu striker menakutkan bersama Liverpool. Namun, sinar terang Rush akan meredup di timnas. Ian Rush seakan berjuang sendiri di timnas. Alhasil, Ian Rush tak pernah mencicipi Piala Dunia karena Wales selalu gagal lolos.

5. Eric Cantona

Siapa tak kenal Eric Cantona. Penyerang yang dikenal dengan tendangan kungfu ini menjadi nyawa permainan Manchester United saat itu. Sempat dipanggil ke timnas pada 1987, namun pelatih timnas Prancis saat itu Henri Michel berselisih dengannya. Michel sendiri akhirnya dipecat setelah Prancis gagal meraih tiket ke Piala Dunia 1990 Italia dan Amerika Serikat 1994. Sedangkan di Piala Dunia 1998, Cantona terganjal skorsing karena tendangan kungfu saat memperkuat MU.

4. George Weah

Saat membaca CV George Weah, tentu sederet prestasi dapat menunjukkan kehebatannya. Pemain Terbaik Eropa, tiga kali Pemain Terbaik Afrika, Pemain Terbaik Afrika Abad ini dan berbagai trofi bersama Paris Saint-Germain dan AC Milan. Weah juga tercatat sebagai top skorer Liga Champions pada 1994/1995. Namun di timnas Liberia, Weah seakan berjuang sendiri. Alhasil, Weah gagal beraksi di Piala Dunia 2002.

3. Ryan Giggs

Senasib dengan pendahulunya Ian Rush, Giggs bak matahari tertutup awan. Penampilan fantastisnya di Manchester United tak mampu mendongkrak timnas Wales yang saat itu memang bukan kekuatan sepakbola. Sempat ditawari timnas Inggris, Giggs lebih memilih tak merasakan Piala Dunia dibanding harus mengkhianti tanah leluhur.

2. Alfredo di Stefano

Tiga negara memperebutkan sosoknya. Ya, Alfredo di Stefano memang tercatat sebagai satu-satunya pemain yang memperkuat tiga negara yakni Argentina, Kolumbia atau Spanyol. Bersama Argentina, ia gagal tampil di Piala Dunia 1950 dan 1954. Sedangkan di PD 1958, timnas Spanyol gagal melaju. Di Piala Dunia Chile 1962, Alfredo di Stefano mengalami cedera.

1. George Best

Dunia mengakui jika Pele, Diego Maradona dan George Best menjadi tiga pemain terbaik yang pernah ada. Namun, nasib menyedihkan harus diterima George Best. Di saat nama besar Pele dan Maradona telah dikultuskan dengan gelar Piala Dunia, tidak dengan Best. Mantan gelandang serang Irlandia Utara ini tak bisa mengangkat negaranya di pentas dunia. Irlandia tak mampu lolos ke Piala Dunia 1982 di Spanyol.

Pemain top dunia yang tidak pernah merasakan piala dunia

10. Paulo Di Canio

Di balik sikap temperamennya, Paulo Di Canio tetap diakui sebagai pemain dengan skill di atas rata-rata. Penyerang asal Italia ini selalu tampil impresif bersama West Ham United. Sayangnya, ia tak pernah dipanggil masuk timnas Azzurri. Ditengarai sifat temperamennya itu yang membuat pelatih-pelatih Italia enggan memanggilnya. Dino Zoff, mantan pelatih Azzurri, pernah berkata, “karena saya telah cukup punya masalah, saya tidak ingin menambahnya lagi.”

9. Jari Litmanen

The Flying Finn telah memenangkan beberapa gelar Liga Belanda bersama Ajax Amsterdam termasuk Liga Champions pada 1995 silam. Tak hanya itu, Litmanen juga menduduki peringkat 3 dalam voting Pemain Terbaik Eropa 1995. Karir gemilangnya terus berlanjut bersama Liverpool. Piala FA, Worthington Cup dan gelar UEFA Cup pernah dirasakannya bersama The Reds. Tapi di timnas, ikan besar di klub itu terlihat seperti ikan kecil. Alhasil bersama Finlandia, Litmanen selalu menemui kegagalan melaju ke Piala Dunia.

8. Matt Le Tissier

Tiga golnya saat timnas Inggris mengalahkan Rusia rupanya tak mampu membuat terkesan Glen Hoddle. Pelatih timnas Inggris ini tetap meninggalkan Le Tissier ke Piala Dunia 1998 Prancis. Namun, Hoddle pantas menyesal setelah Inggris tersingkir dalam drama adu penalti kontra Argentina. Pasalnya, Le Tiss dikenal sebagai eksekutor ulung yang dimiliki Inggris.

7. Bernd Schuster

Berbagai trofi juga telah dipersembahkan Bernd Schuster saat masih bermain untuk Barcelona dan Real Madrid. Termasuk saat merengkuh juara Euro 1980 bersama Jerman Barat. Tapi, perselisihannya dengan Asosiasi Sepakbola Jerman (DFB) saat itu membuatnya ditinggalkan di Piala Dunia 1982. Schuster mundur dari timnas saat usianya 24 tahun.

6. Ian Rush

Dialah salah satu putra terbaik Wales. Mesin gol Anfield ini dianggap menjadi salah satu striker menakutkan bersama Liverpool. Namun, sinar terang Rush akan meredup di timnas. Ian Rush seakan berjuang sendiri di timnas. Alhasil, Ian Rush tak pernah mencicipi Piala Dunia karena Wales selalu gagal lolos.

5. Eric Cantona

Siapa tak kenal Eric Cantona. Penyerang yang dikenal dengan tendangan kungfu ini menjadi nyawa permainan Manchester United saat itu. Sempat dipanggil ke timnas pada 1987, namun pelatih timnas Prancis saat itu Henri Michel berselisih dengannya. Michel sendiri akhirnya dipecat setelah Prancis gagal meraih tiket ke Piala Dunia 1990 Italia dan Amerika Serikat 1994. Sedangkan di Piala Dunia 1998, Cantona terganjal skorsing karena tendangan kungfu saat memperkuat MU.

4. George Weah

Saat membaca CV George Weah, tentu sederet prestasi dapat menunjukkan kehebatannya. Pemain Terbaik Eropa, tiga kali Pemain Terbaik Afrika, Pemain Terbaik Afrika Abad ini dan berbagai trofi bersama Paris Saint-Germain dan AC Milan. Weah juga tercatat sebagai top skorer Liga Champions pada 1994/1995. Namun di timnas Liberia, Weah seakan berjuang sendiri. Alhasil, Weah gagal beraksi di Piala Dunia 2002.

3. Ryan Giggs

Senasib dengan pendahulunya Ian Rush, Giggs bak matahari tertutup awan. Penampilan fantastisnya di Manchester United tak mampu mendongkrak timnas Wales yang saat itu memang bukan kekuatan sepakbola. Sempat ditawari timnas Inggris, Giggs lebih memilih tak merasakan Piala Dunia dibanding harus mengkhianti tanah leluhur.

2. Alfredo di Stefano

Tiga negara memperebutkan sosoknya. Ya, Alfredo di Stefano memang tercatat sebagai satu-satunya pemain yang memperkuat tiga negara yakni Argentina, Kolumbia atau Spanyol. Bersama Argentina, ia gagal tampil di Piala Dunia 1950 dan 1954. Sedangkan di PD 1958, timnas Spanyol gagal melaju. Di Piala Dunia Chile 1962, Alfredo di Stefano mengalami cedera.

1. George Best

Dunia mengakui jika Pele, Diego Maradona dan George Best menjadi tiga pemain terbaik yang pernah ada. Namun, nasib menyedihkan harus diterima George Best. Di saat nama besar Pele dan Maradona telah dikultuskan dengan gelar Piala Dunia, tidak dengan Best. Mantan gelandang serang Irlandia Utara ini tak bisa mengangkat negaranya di pentas dunia. Irlandia tak mampu lolos ke Piala Dunia 1982 di Spanyol.

Pemain Bola Yang Doyan Bertato

10 pebola dengan tato terindah saat ini :

1.Deco

Gelandang Chelsea ini memilih obyek gadis jepang sebagai penghias punggungnya. Tak hanya itu, Deco juga mempunyai beberapa koleksi tato yang tersebar di seluruh tubuhnya.

2.Christian Vieri
Mantan striker Internazionale Milan ini lebih memilih simbol-simbol China tertulis di lengan kanannya. Vieri mengaku tato itu hanya sebagai hiasan. Namun dari maksud tulisannya, Vieri pantas menjadi striker terbaik karena tulisan itu berarti semangat, ketekunan dan tenaga.

3.Stephen Ireland
Cukup singkat menggambarkan tato yang terpahat indah dipunggung Ireland. Terbang tinggi menjadi harapan gelandang Manchester City ini dengan dua sayapnya.

4.Fabio Cannavaro
Canna mempunyai tato yang juga tersebar di seluruh anggota tubuhnya. Di bagian dalam lengan kanan atasnya terpahat nama putri tercintanya, Andrea. Sedangkan di bagian luar tergambar seorang satria yang menggambarkan dirinya. Tak hanya itu, nama sang istri Daniela dan putranya Christian juga tertulis di tangannya dengan huruf China.


5.Fernando Torres
Torres membuat tato angka sembilan di lengan kanannya. Angka sembilan menjadi angka keramatnya di Liverpool, timnas Spanyol dan Atletico Madrid tentunya. Di lengan kirinya tertulis nama Fernando dengan tulisan Tolken ala Lord of the Rings.

6.Steve Sidwell
Banyak pebola yang memuji tato Sidwell yang memperlihatkan kecintaannya pada sang istri, Krystell. Tato itu diperkenalkan Sidwell di acara pesta pernikahannya. ‘Hari ini saya tidak hanya menemukan rekan atau belahan hati saya tapi saya menemukan teman terbaik. Saya akan selalu butuh dan mencintai mu selalu’ tulisan ini terpatri dipunggung Sidwell.

7.Marco Materazzi
Banyak tato yang dimiliki Matrix. Sayap di punggung dan nama istri dan putrinya juga terpatri. Trofi Piala Dunia juga terpahat indah di paha kirinya sebagai kenangan dialah pahlawan Italia di Jerman 2006 silam.

8.Djibril Cisse
Tato pertamanya bergambar mawar di dadanya. Sekarang ditambah dua sayap ala Stephen Ireland plus nama putrinya di leher. Anehnya, meski mengaku di tato sangat sulit dia termasuk pebola yang kini kecanduan dengan tato.

9.Daniel Agger
Dialah pebola sekaligus pembuat tato yang mahir. Selain mempunyai tato bertuliskan ‘Ingat kamu akan mati’ dan ‘Ingat kamu adalah manusia’, Agger juga sering menato rekan-rekannya. Bahkan, Agger diklaim sebagai tukang tato terbaik.

10.David Beckham
Namun banyak orang yang menilai jika David Beckham adalah pebola dengan tato terindah. Tato Becks menjadi salah satu daya tarik suamiVictoria Adam ini. Tato pertama Beckham adalah nama putra pertamanya Brooklyn. Sejak itu, Beckham mulai kecanduan. Nama ketiga anaknya kini terpahat di punggungnya bersama gambar orang dengan posisi seakan tersalib. Kini tak terhitung lagi jumlah tato gelandang Los Angeles Galaxy ini termasuk no 7 yang ditulis dengan angka Romawi. Semua tato Beckham adalah karya Louis Malloy.