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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hemalsilva" data-source="post: 7489262" data-attributes="member: 7335"><img src="http://gulfnews.com/polopoly_fs/rio-ferdinand-1.627094!image/1360863883.jpg_gen/derivatives/box_640/1360863883.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />FerdinandName: Rio Gavin FerdinandTeam: EnglandDate of birth: 7 November 1978Place of birth: Peckham, LondonClub: Manchester UnitedWorld Cups: 2Appearances: 10Goals: 1He may have started his senior career with West Ham, and we'll never forget those two years with Leeds United, but since joining Sir Alex Ferguson and his Red Devils in Manchester, Rio Ferdinand has developed from wonderkid into full-grown man. And at Old Trafford he's won a stack of silverware: four Premier League Championships, two League Cups, a Fifa Club World Cup and, of course, a Champions League winner's medal in 2008. It'll be alongside John Terry that Rio will likely line up in South Africa, in what threatens to be the most solid central pairing in the competition. And maybe he'll get the chance to add another goal to his meagre goal-scoring return at international level. His only World Cup goal so far came in 2002, as England brushed Denmark aside 0-3. Throughout his career Ferdinand has been compared to another West Ham idol, the great Bobby Moore, and now he has the chance to follow him into immortality. Tall, cultured and a natural ball-player, Rio Ferdinand has always stood head and shoulders above the competition as the most complete centre half in English football, and now as captain he has the skills required to take England to their elusive second World Cup.</blockquote>

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