This guy nows how to hold up the ball!!!

If there was one striker on the team to play with it would be oggy because he can hold up that ball!!!

Also a city fan!!!!
Oggy born March 14, 1979 in Versailles, France)[1] is a French footballer who plays in the forward position. After winning the 1998/99 PFA Young Player of the Year award and making his name at Arsenal, he has changed clubs several times playing for eight teams in scarcely more than ten years, earning himself the nickname "Le Sulk"[2] in the process. He plays for Chelsea in the Premier League after signing from Bolton Wanderers for a reported £15 million in January 2008. As a result, he became the most expensive player in football history having commanded more than 85 million GBP in transfer fees.[3]

Nicolas Anelka is the son of Marguerite and Jean-PhilippeS, both from Martinique, who emigrated to Metropolitan France in 1979. Anelka has changed his name to 'Abdul-Salam Bilal'[4], since he converted to Islam. He married Barbara Tausia on 9 June 2007.

At youth level, Anelka played for the French U-20 team at the 1997 FIFA World Youth Championship, and made his senior team debut for France in a goalless draw with Sweden on April 22, 1998. Quickly developing into a world-class striker, Anelka played an integral role in France's forward line to give his country victory in Euro 2000 in Belgium and the Netherlands. When striker Djibril Ciss�© was forced out of 2006 World Cup due to injury, Olympique Lyonnais' striker Sidney Govou was called up as Ciss replacement rather than Anelka. He declared he felt this decision as a "real shame. I was completely available and ready to play in this World Cup. I think I could have helped France."

Anelka came on as a substitute in the Euro 2008 qualifier against Lithuania on 24 March 2007, and scored the only goal in a 1�0 victory. Following his performance, Anelka was praised by Raymond Domenech: "It is the Nicolas I like to see... when he shows these qualities, he is a candidate for a permanent place." [20] He also scored in the 2-0 victory against Ukraine on 2 June 2007, and is now one of Raymond Domenech's first-choice strikers, forming France's number one attacking partnership with Thierry Henry.

He plays with number 39 for both club and country.

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