Does any1 know any famous jewish players(other than the 1s in israel)...........and also the muslim players?............
davegrohl123
Theres a couple of good names here and there..
Jaun Pablo Sorin - From Argentina - Plays in Lazio and is a good hope for the future.
Veteran Paul Agoos - From Team USA - Plays for San Jose or L.A Galaxy and is a well know pioneer in resurecting U.S soccer.
David Beckham (!!!!!!) - Said in an interview that his dad is jewish.
Eyal Berkovic - The ever so famous........ Is Israeli and Jewish
go to www.jewhoo.com the name says it all... Jew and a who? and you go to sports>soccer> and you'll find some names...
Also..........Former Brazilian coach in the late 50's 60's was jewish
BEAT THAT!!!!! :crazy:
Jaun Pablo Sorin - From Argentina - Plays in Lazio and is a good hope for the future.
Veteran Paul Agoos - From Team USA - Plays for San Jose or L.A Galaxy and is a well know pioneer in resurecting U.S soccer.
David Beckham (!!!!!!) - Said in an interview that his dad is jewish.
Eyal Berkovic - The ever so famous........ Is Israeli and Jewish
go to www.jewhoo.com the name says it all... Jew and a who?
and you go to sports>soccer> and you'll find some names... Also..........Former Brazilian coach in the late 50's 60's was jewish
BEAT THAT!!!!! :crazy:
Rod Carew is jewish
and some is Yasmine bleetch, Natalie Portman and Alicia Silverstone I'd love to see a 3some with them foxes
Better than what the "ARAVIS" have........ Shakira (FAKE!!!), Elizabeth Hurley (Whore+FAKE!!!!) Saddams Wife...(UGLY.....Probably Fake)...
Be proud to be 'one of us' my ukranian friend
and some is Yasmine bleetch, Natalie Portman and Alicia Silverstone
I'd love to see a 3some with them foxes Better than what the "ARAVIS" have........
Shakira (FAKE!!!), Elizabeth Hurley (Whore+FAKE!!!!) Saddams Wife...(UGLY.....Probably Fake)... Be proud to be 'one of us' my ukranian friend
I believe Johann Cruyff was jewish ???
or someone in the Dutch NT back in the 70s.
Former NBA star Larry Bird, isn't he jewish?
or someone in the Dutch NT back in the 70s.
Former NBA star Larry Bird, isn't he jewish?
I made a simular topic in the Italian forum about ppl with Italian heritage, not only sportsmen also actors, Musicians and other celebrity's.
Jewish people:
Wynona Ryder
Rodney Dangerfield
Bette Midler
Bob Dylan
Bill Gates
David Letterman
Ben Stiller
Adam Sandler
Jerry Springer
Jerry Seinfeild
Andy Kaufman
"Weird" Al Yankovic.
Nancy Dell'Ollio (Jewish Italian)
Just a few
Jewish people:
Wynona Ryder
Rodney Dangerfield
Bette Midler
Bob Dylan
Bill Gates
David Letterman
Ben Stiller
Adam Sandler
Jerry Springer
Jerry Seinfeild
Andy Kaufman
"Weird" Al Yankovic.
Nancy Dell'Ollio (Jewish Italian)
Just a few
Natalie Portman is a niece of my teacher.Dieselguy19 said:Rod Carew is jewish
and some is Yasmine bleetch, Natalie Portman and Alicia Silverstone
Better than what the "ARAVIS" have........
Be proud to be 'one of us' my ukranian friend
Ronnie Rosenthal : Striker (1990-1994)
Date of Birth: 11-10-1963
Debnut: 31st March 1990 v Southampton (H) Football League Division One: won 3-2
1st team games: 97
1st team goals: 22
Other clubs: Maccabi Haifa, FC Brugge, Standard Liege, Luton Town (loan), Tottenham Hotspur, Watford
International caps: Israel
International goals: -
Honours with Liverpool: First Division Championship 1989/90, Charity Shield 1990 (shared)
Birth Place: Haifa, Israel
Popular Israeli international Ronnie Rosenthal became the first Liverpool player to score a hat-trick on his full debut at Charlton Athletic on April 11th, 1990 since Bobby Graham in 1964.
Rosenthal initially joined Liverpool on loan from Belgian side Standard Liege, and made an explosive impact with a magnificent hat-trick on his first start in a 4-0 win at Charlton Athletic. He had made a storming start in the reserves, scoring on his first appearance against Manchester United, followed by two more in his next game against Huddersfield and scoring one and creating two others in a 4-1 Liverpool Senior Cup quarter-final tie against Tranmere Rovers.
He made his Liverpool debut on March 31st 1990 as a second half substitute for Steve McMahon in the Anfield 3-2 victory over Southampton. The Reds were 2-1 down but he made an instant impact and helped Liverpool to come back and clinch a crucial victory.
Rosenthal’s hat-trick at Charlton was the perfect pick-up for a Reds side which had lost out 4-3 to Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-final. He went on to score seven goals to help Liverpool win the Championship – their last title in 1990, and became an instant hero with the KOP.
As manager Kenny Dalglish said: “Ronnie gave us momentum. He had five starts, three appearances as sub and seven goals. That was a very good return which helped us to win the championship.”
The following season saw Dalglish make the transfer permanent as Liverpool paid £1.1 million to Standard Liege. Rosenthal was used mostly as a substitute and he had to wait until December 22nd, 1990 for his first start. But what a start it was as a replacement for the injured Peter Beardsley, when Rosenthal scored two fine goals in a 3-2 Anfield victory over Southampton.
He started the New Year brightly too, scoring and creating the other two goals in a 3-0 win over Leeds United at Anfield but with Dalglish resigning he ended the season mostly on the sidelines. However, he did finish the 1990-91 season as top scorer for Liverpool reserves with 18 goals in 25 appearances.
Under Graeme Souness, Rosenthal was likened by the manager as a ‘super sub’ in the David Fairclough mould. Highlight of the 1991-92 season was coming off the bench to inspire the Reds to a 3-2 Anfield extra-time victory over Ipswich Town in the FA Cup 5th Round. He set up the winning goal for Steve McManaman as the Reds went on to win the FA Cup with a 2-0 victory over Sunderland. Rosenthal was included in the squad but not in the final 13.
The following season Rosenthal was again in and out of the side and missed a glorious chance in a 4-2 defeat at Aston Villa when he hit the bar when facing an open goal. He later scored in the game but the talking point was ‘that miss’.
However, there were some good highlights, notably the last minute Anfield derby winner against Everton in front of the KOP on March 20th, 1993. Other moments included a magnificent winning goal in the 1-0 win at Queens Park Rangers and two explosive goals in a 4-1 Anfield win over Middlesbrough.
Rosenthal also helped one Liverpool legend create a piece of history that season. One weaving run saw him set up Ian Rush to score his 287th Liverpool goal in a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford against Manchester United on October 18th. With that goal Rush overtook Roger Hunt as Liverpool’s record goalscorer.
The 1993-94 season was Rosenthal’s last at Anfield and after just three substitute appearances – his last as a substitute in a Goodison Park derby 2-0 defeat on September 18th, 1993, the fans favourite was sold to Tottenham Hotspur.
A player who always played with commitment and gave 100 per cent, Rosenthal will always be fondly remembered by Liverpool fans, whether it be the last minute derby winner or the goals that helped Liverpool claim their last championship in 1990. Who could forget the chant from the KOP. Altogether now. Ronnie, Ronnie Ronnie, A Ronnie Rosenthal heh!
Rosenthal scored on his Spurs debut with a stunning 20-yard header against Sheffield Wednesday, and helped Tottenham avoid relegation. The following season with Spurs 2-0 down in an FA Cup tie at Southampton, Rosenthal came off the bench to score a sensational hat-trick in an FA Cup win at Southampton against his old mate Bruce Grobbelaar.
He came back to Anfield with Tottenham and received a great reception from the KOP before starting and helping his new club to a 2-1 FA Cup quarter-final victory.
Rosenthal then moved to Watford and helped Graham Taylor’s men achieve promotion from Division Two to the Premiership. He is now retired and has become a football agent.
He played for the best team in the world
Date of Birth: 11-10-1963
Debnut: 31st March 1990 v Southampton (H) Football League Division One: won 3-2
1st team games: 97
1st team goals: 22
Other clubs: Maccabi Haifa, FC Brugge, Standard Liege, Luton Town (loan), Tottenham Hotspur, Watford
International caps: Israel
International goals: -
Honours with Liverpool: First Division Championship 1989/90, Charity Shield 1990 (shared)
Birth Place: Haifa, Israel
Popular Israeli international Ronnie Rosenthal became the first Liverpool player to score a hat-trick on his full debut at Charlton Athletic on April 11th, 1990 since Bobby Graham in 1964.
Rosenthal initially joined Liverpool on loan from Belgian side Standard Liege, and made an explosive impact with a magnificent hat-trick on his first start in a 4-0 win at Charlton Athletic. He had made a storming start in the reserves, scoring on his first appearance against Manchester United, followed by two more in his next game against Huddersfield and scoring one and creating two others in a 4-1 Liverpool Senior Cup quarter-final tie against Tranmere Rovers.
He made his Liverpool debut on March 31st 1990 as a second half substitute for Steve McMahon in the Anfield 3-2 victory over Southampton. The Reds were 2-1 down but he made an instant impact and helped Liverpool to come back and clinch a crucial victory.
Rosenthal’s hat-trick at Charlton was the perfect pick-up for a Reds side which had lost out 4-3 to Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-final. He went on to score seven goals to help Liverpool win the Championship – their last title in 1990, and became an instant hero with the KOP.
As manager Kenny Dalglish said: “Ronnie gave us momentum. He had five starts, three appearances as sub and seven goals. That was a very good return which helped us to win the championship.”
The following season saw Dalglish make the transfer permanent as Liverpool paid £1.1 million to Standard Liege. Rosenthal was used mostly as a substitute and he had to wait until December 22nd, 1990 for his first start. But what a start it was as a replacement for the injured Peter Beardsley, when Rosenthal scored two fine goals in a 3-2 Anfield victory over Southampton.
He started the New Year brightly too, scoring and creating the other two goals in a 3-0 win over Leeds United at Anfield but with Dalglish resigning he ended the season mostly on the sidelines. However, he did finish the 1990-91 season as top scorer for Liverpool reserves with 18 goals in 25 appearances.
Under Graeme Souness, Rosenthal was likened by the manager as a ‘super sub’ in the David Fairclough mould. Highlight of the 1991-92 season was coming off the bench to inspire the Reds to a 3-2 Anfield extra-time victory over Ipswich Town in the FA Cup 5th Round. He set up the winning goal for Steve McManaman as the Reds went on to win the FA Cup with a 2-0 victory over Sunderland. Rosenthal was included in the squad but not in the final 13.
The following season Rosenthal was again in and out of the side and missed a glorious chance in a 4-2 defeat at Aston Villa when he hit the bar when facing an open goal. He later scored in the game but the talking point was ‘that miss’.
However, there were some good highlights, notably the last minute Anfield derby winner against Everton in front of the KOP on March 20th, 1993. Other moments included a magnificent winning goal in the 1-0 win at Queens Park Rangers and two explosive goals in a 4-1 Anfield win over Middlesbrough.
Rosenthal also helped one Liverpool legend create a piece of history that season. One weaving run saw him set up Ian Rush to score his 287th Liverpool goal in a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford against Manchester United on October 18th. With that goal Rush overtook Roger Hunt as Liverpool’s record goalscorer.
The 1993-94 season was Rosenthal’s last at Anfield and after just three substitute appearances – his last as a substitute in a Goodison Park derby 2-0 defeat on September 18th, 1993, the fans favourite was sold to Tottenham Hotspur.
A player who always played with commitment and gave 100 per cent, Rosenthal will always be fondly remembered by Liverpool fans, whether it be the last minute derby winner or the goals that helped Liverpool claim their last championship in 1990. Who could forget the chant from the KOP. Altogether now. Ronnie, Ronnie Ronnie, A Ronnie Rosenthal heh!
Rosenthal scored on his Spurs debut with a stunning 20-yard header against Sheffield Wednesday, and helped Tottenham avoid relegation. The following season with Spurs 2-0 down in an FA Cup tie at Southampton, Rosenthal came off the bench to score a sensational hat-trick in an FA Cup win at Southampton against his old mate Bruce Grobbelaar.
He came back to Anfield with Tottenham and received a great reception from the KOP before starting and helping his new club to a 2-1 FA Cup quarter-final victory.
Rosenthal then moved to Watford and helped Graham Taylor’s men achieve promotion from Division Two to the Premiership. He is now retired and has become a football agent.
He played for the best team in the world
Diesleguy...
The basketball player that you are talking about that played with the Knicks back in the 1970's was a player by the name of Ernie Grunfeld.
He played his college basketball at Tennessee and his teammate in college was another great Knick player named Bernard King. Their nickname in college was the "Ernie and Bernie Show."
Currently Ernie Grunfeld is the General Manager of the Milwaukee Bucks and he is considered one of the better GM's around. The Knicks downfall was when they fired him as their GM.
Larry Bird...not Jewish. I think he is a Baptist.
But, the late singer Sammy Davis Jr. was. He converted.
The basketball player that you are talking about that played with the Knicks back in the 1970's was a player by the name of Ernie Grunfeld.
He played his college basketball at Tennessee and his teammate in college was another great Knick player named Bernard King. Their nickname in college was the "Ernie and Bernie Show."
Currently Ernie Grunfeld is the General Manager of the Milwaukee Bucks and he is considered one of the better GM's around. The Knicks downfall was when they fired him as their GM.
Larry Bird...not Jewish. I think he is a Baptist.
But, the late singer Sammy Davis Jr. was. He converted.
Rodrigo Goldberg(Chile)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz (Uruguay)
Martin Palermo (Might be Italian-Jewish)
Ladislao Mazurkiewicz (Uruguay)
Martin Palermo (Might be Italian-Jewish)
Heres one we forgot!!!Hrevivo said:
Holy sh1t!!!!
MISTA GEORGE COHEN!!
The man behind Englands 1966 World Cup win!! :tongue:
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