The Thirsty Goals in World Cup

Five players into the player most fertile in the World Cup in 2010, but Thomas Mueller who get the "Golden Boot". The following data about the World Cup top scorer:
Origin of the World Cup Players
1930 Argentine Guillermo Stabille eight goals
Oldrich Nejedlý 1934 Czechoslovakia 5 goals
1938 Leonidas Brasil 7 goals
9 goals 1950 Brazilian Ademir
1954 Sandor Kocsis Hungary 11 goals
1958 Just Fontaine France 13 goals
4 goals 1962 Brazilian Garrincha

Vava Brazil's four goals

Leonel Sanchez Chile 4 goals

Florian Albert Hungary 4 goals

Valentin Ivanov of Russia 4 goals

Drazan Jerković Croatia 4 goals
Portugal 1966 Eusebio scored nine
Gerd Muller of Germany in 1970 10 goals
1974 Grzegorz Lato Poland 7 goals
1978 Mario Kempes Argentina 6 goals
1982 Paolo Rossi Italy 6 goals
1986 Gary Lineker England 6 goals
1990 Salvatore Schillaci Italy 6 goals
1994 Hristo Stoichkov of Bulgaria 6 goals

Russia's Oleg Salenko six goals
Croatian Davor Šuker 1998 6 goals
2002 Ronaldo scored Brazil 8
2006 Miroslav Klose Germany 5 goals
2010 Thomas Mueller of Germany five goals
David Villa Spain 5 goals
Wesley Sneijder Netherlands 5 goals
Diego Forlan scored Uruguay 5

Note:

- FIFS originally recorded Oldrich Nejedlý (Czechoslovakia) with four goals, which makes the top scorer with Angelo Schiavio (Italy) and Edmund Conen (Germany). But in November 2006 turned it into FIFA's five goals, and it makes Nejedlý as tournament top scorer in 1934.

- FIFA previously noted Leondias da Silva with eight goals, as top scorer in 1938 World Cup. In November 2006 the number was revised to seven, because he decided only scored one goal while playing against Brazil in the quarterfinal of Czechoslovakia - not two as in previous records. But he still became the top scorer.

- Ademir Menezes "plus" collection tally to nine in the World Cup in 1950. At first he recorded only seven goals scored. Two additional records obtained from the revised goal Brazil vs Spain. One goal of suicide Spanish defender Parra, and one goal, Jair, have recently expressed FIFA's Ademir.

- Oleg Salenko is the only player who became the top scorer of his team were knocked out in the early rounds, at the World Cup in 1994. Interestingly, only six goals were scored Salenko contribution to his country (Russia), from eight caps he has.

- At the 2002 World Cup semi-final match against Turkey, Brazilian striker Ronaldo scored the first recorded protest against FIFA as opposing players commit suicide. FIFA granted the right to protest and Ronaldo bagging the goal.

- Thomas Mueller, Wesley Sneijder, David Villa and Diego Forlan were both scored five goals in World Cup 2010. They were the top scorer, but Mueller is entitled to receive the "Golden Boot" for having the highest number of assists than others. He made three assists, others just one.

- Villa managed to receive the "Silver Shoe" because of the short duration of play more than Sneijder. As for Sneijder won "Bronze Shoes" because the play no longer than Forlan. Remarkably, Forlan is a player who won "Golden Ball" aka the Golden Ball as best player of the tournament