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| 個人信息 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 全名 | Pascal Zuberbühler | ||
| 暱稱 | Zubi | ||
| 出生日期 | 1971年1月8日 | ||
| 出生地點 | 瑞士Frauenfeld | ||
| 身高 | 1.98米（6英尺6英寸） | ||
| 位置 | 守門員 | ||
| 俱乐部信息 | |||
| 現在所屬 | 富咸 | ||
| 球衣號碼 | 19 | ||
| 青年隊 | |||
| 1983–1992 | FC富恩菲特 | ||
| 職業俱乐部* | |||
| 年份 | 球隊 | 出场（进球） | |
| 1992–1999 1999–2006 2000 2000–2001 2006–2007 2007–2008 2008– |
草蜢 巴素利 → FC奧胡 (loan) → 利華古遜 (loan) 西布朗 薩馬斯 富咸 |
187 (0) 178 (0) 2 (0) 13 (0) 15 (0) 51 (0) 0 (0) | |
| 国家队‡ | |||
| 1994–2008 | Switzerland | 51 (0) | |
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* 職業俱乐部出场次數與进球數僅計算國內聯賽部份 最後更新於：11 June, 2008 ‡ 国家队出场次數和进球數 最後更新於：22 August, 2008 | |||
帕斯卡·蘇巴保拿（Pascal Zuberbühler，1971年1月8日—）出生於Frauenfeld，瑞士足球員，司職門將，現效力英超球會富咸。
Club career
Zuberbühler made 187 appearances for Grasshopper Zürich between 1991 and 1999, winning the Swiss Super League three times and the Swiss Cup once. He moved to FC Basel where he played 217 games, winning the Championship another three times & the Swiss Cup twice. He is famous for his saves in a 1–1 tie with Liverpool in a Champions League game. He also played 13 league games and five Champions League games for Bayer Leverkusen in 2000–01.
He signed a two-year contract for West Bromwich Albion on a free transfer from Basel on 14 July, 2006.[1] His first appearance in an Albion shirt was in a friendly against Motherwell, where he earned praise from his manager Bryan Robson.[2] He then kept a clean sheet on his competitive début as Albion beat Hull City 2–0 on 5 August 2006.[3] However, he was generally not a success with the Baggies and was dropped straight from the first team by new manager Tony Mowbray after starting 15 games, apparently due to the fans' poor reaction to Zuberbühler, who would boo and sarcastically applaud him when he played. Mowbray made the Swiss keeper available for loan in November.[4]
Zuberbühler returned to the first team after Russell Hoult was suspended, and responded by keeping a clean sheet in the 3–0 FA Cup win at rivals Wolves, but it proved to be his last game for the club.[5] January transfer-window signing Dean Kiely immediately replaced Zuberbühler in the first team, and he felt this harmed his chances for Euro 2008, due to be held in his home country, Switzerland. In February 2007, he was told by West Brom that he was "surplus to requirements", and that they would not stand in his way should a club come in for him. He signed an 18-month contract at Swiss side Neuchâtel Xamax, moving there on a free transfer.[6]
In July 2008, Zuberbühler joined Fulham on trial. He first appearance for the club was against Korean side Busan I'Park. He appeared as a second half substitute for David Stockdale in the one-nil defeat.[7] On 6 August 2008 Fulham signed Zuberbuhler on a one year deal.
International career
Zuberbühler has been capped 51 times by Switzerland and was a member of the Swiss squad for Euro 2004 and also the squad for World Cup 2006. Despite having received criticism in the run-up to the 2006 tournament, particularly his handling of crosses, he did not concede a goal in nearly 400 minutes of football against hard shots from France, South Korea, and Togo as his team lost in the last 16 on penalties against Ukraine. Switzerland are the only team in the history of the tournament not to concede a goal in normal time. Zuberbühler holds the record for most successive matches at an international tournament without conceding (five games). On 11 June, he played his last game with the Swiss national team, during the 2–0 victory over Portugal in the UEFA 2008.
Honours
Swiss Championship Winner (Super League) 1995, 1996, 1998, 2002, 2004, 2005
Swiss 2nd Division Winner (Challenge League) 2007
Swiss Cup Winner 1994, 2002, 2003
Notes
- ^ West Brom sign keeper Zuberbuhler. BBC Sport. 2006-07-14 [2007-05-19].
- ^ Robson praise for debutant keeper. BBC Sport. 2006-07-24 [2007-06-12].
- ^ West Brom 2-0 Hull. BBC Sport. 2006-08-05 [2007-06-12].
- ^ Baggies pair available for loan. BBC Sport. 2006-11-20 [2007-06-12].
- ^ Wolves 0-3 West Brom. BBC Sport. 2007-01-28 [2007-06-12].
- ^ Zuberbuhler ends West Brom spell. BBC Sport. 2007-02-14 [2007-06-12].
- ^ Busan l'Park v Fulham. Fulham FC. 2008-07-23.
External links
Template:Switzerland Squad 1996 UEFA Euro Template:Switzerland Squad 2004 UEFA Euro Template:Switzerland Squad 2006 World Cup Template:Switzerland Squad 2008 Euro Cup Template:Fulham FC squad