
Hey Its Raul's Thirtyeth Birthday and I wish him a Happy Birthday, and May God shower all his Blessings on him, and his family. Like they say in Spanish " Feliz Cumpliones".Last year i had scelebrated his birthday, i remember it weas not a a very good day though, he was playing for his national team agains France in World Cup Quater Finals, He was replaced in the second half and there is where Louis Aragones comitted a mistake. After he left his team just gave up to France with lack of Planning on the Field. I saw his fore cast last night, it is a good year and all the people like Aragones who tried to put him doen will learn a lesson. So Be happy and Enjoy.
The following article has been taken from a Post in Realmadrid's Official Site " http://www.realmadrid.com/"
On 27 June 1977, a boy destined to become one of the best players in the world was born. Thirty years later, Raúl González Blanco can boast of having had a brilliant carrer. He has become a legendary player at this Club thanks to his incredible track record -including 3 Champions League titles and 5 Spanish Leagues-, charisma and devotion to the team.The captain turns 30 thirteen years after his debut with Real Madrid in the 1994/95 season. Raúl González Blanco is one of the most important football personalities in the world. His strength, drive and great quality have made him a living legend at Real Madrid. Always a Madridista, he once again won the League title this season, playing an important role in his team's triumph.
His ascent to the footballing throne has been unstoppable since he arrived at the Club. He had a brilliant spell on the youth system and made his debut with the first team when he was 17 years, with Jorge Valdano as coach, remaining as a starter player ever since. So many seasons in the sporting elite have earned him impressive figures on both Real Madrid and the Spanish national team. Raúl has won several collective and individual accolades, such as two Pichichis in the Spanish League and two top-scoring awards in the Champions League. Many people believe he will still break even more records at Real Madrid; not in vain, Fernando Hierro once definded him as "a Ferrari that will overtake us all in due time."
Record manThe captain established new records this season. He overtook Gento as the third footballer to have played the largest number of games on the team with 607 fixtures -only Santillana (643) and Manolo Sanchís (712) are ahead of him in the ranking. Four hundred and forty-five of those 607 matches have been League fixtures. Raúl has scored 186 goals in the League, the same as Carlos Santillana, making him the competition's all-time top scorer still active today. He is the Spanish footballer to have played the largest number of Champions League games (110), second in the world to Paolo Maldini. He is the all-time top scorer on the Spanish national team and has played more fixtures with Spain than any other player, save Zubizarreta
His ascent to the footballing throne has been unstoppable since he arrived at the Club. He had a brilliant spell on the youth system and made his debut with the first team when he was 17 years, with Jorge Valdano as coach, remaining as a starter player ever since. So many seasons in the sporting elite have earned him impressive figures on both Real Madrid and the Spanish national team. Raúl has won several collective and individual accolades, such as two Pichichis in the Spanish League and two top-scoring awards in the Champions League. Many people believe he will still break even more records at Real Madrid; not in vain, Fernando Hierro once definded him as "a Ferrari that will overtake us all in due time."
Record manThe captain established new records this season. He overtook Gento as the third footballer to have played the largest number of games on the team with 607 fixtures -only Santillana (643) and Manolo Sanchís (712) are ahead of him in the ranking. Four hundred and forty-five of those 607 matches have been League fixtures. Raúl has scored 186 goals in the League, the same as Carlos Santillana, making him the competition's all-time top scorer still active today. He is the Spanish footballer to have played the largest number of Champions League games (110), second in the world to Paolo Maldini. He is the all-time top scorer on the Spanish national team and has played more fixtures with Spain than any other player, save Zubizarreta








