Football Friendlies European Championships event or the Euro 2012 is in sight. Each country only has four months to prepare him to mature. The goal of bringing the highest crown of European football.
Keep in mind, the Euro is not just talking about which country is the champion. Many other facts of a common Euro debate. It is interesting and a fine of mass media is that a player or top scorer in the tournament Scorers.
Top Scorers related, do you know who the players whose names are immortal after making history? Maybe you know, but certainly many are forgotten with the momentum. Bomber whose name is immortal and has not been displaced to date is Michel Platini.
French football legend recorded history by scoring nine goals at Euro 1984. Not only a top Scorers, Platini also became the only player who scored two hat-trick in a single tournament. At that time, he contributed three goals while helping the French massacred Belgian beat Yugoslavia 5-0 and 3-2.
His achievement was, Platini is arguably the greatest European players of all time. Until now, no player who can match his cruelty while in the opponent's vital areas. England striker Alan Shearer who was known to be fierce even able to collect only seven goals in Euro 1996.
While the player who collected six goals in the Euro is Nuno Gomes (Portugal), Thierry Henry (France), Patrick Kluivert (Holland) and Ruud van Nistelrooy (Netherlands). It's just a chance all these deadly bomber appearances for the national team has vanished.
Opportunity to match or surpass Platini's record is wide open. With today's modern football, it recorded a goal opportunity wide open. Each country to qualify for Euro 2012 has a type of attacking play. With this strategy, each team's defense is more open.
At Euro 2012, there were at least eight players are likely to show sharp as an arrow on the front lines. The reason is the eighth player to be the most fertile for kludnya respectively.
Candidates for Top Scorers:
Robin van Persie (Netherlands)
Mario Gomez (Germany)
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Netherlands)
Lucas Podolski (Germany)
Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)
Antonio Di Natale (Italy)
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)
Olivier Giroud (France)
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