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mikeseywert a écrit :perso je m'en fou royalement c'était juste pour mettre l'info sur le forum y a marquer porté disparu , donc je donne l'info il est a metz quelque part , après celui qui me croît c'est bien celui qui ne me croît pas tampis....c'est une info rien de plus....si demain on le voit dans le répu avec le maillot orange de blackpool c'est que ce n'est pas lui, mais j'en doute fortement......

Il a le permis vu qu'il roule avec une Volvo prêté par le sponsor du FC Metz.

Crewe 1-0 Blackpool
Blackpool's unbeaten pre-season run came to an end as they slipped to a 1-0 defeat against League Two Crewe at Gresty Road.

The Seasiders looked jaded throughout despite the inclusion of three trialists, believed to be Razak Omotoyossi, Sunny and Laurent Merlin. 22 year old James Williams-Richardson from Maidenhead United was not included despite the fact that he is believed to be training with the Seasiders.

Indeed, if it wasn't for a fine performance by goalkeeper Matt Gilks, then the defeat would have been far worse.

The player believed to be Omotoyossi had the first chance of the game, jinking past two defenders before firing wide.

Gary Taylor-Fletcher then had a chance for the Seasiders, before Crewe started to get a hold on the game, with Gilks making a fine save from Ashley Westwood whilst Donaldson squandered several chances.

However, Crewe took the lead ten minutes before the break through a very well rehearsed set piece. Shaun Miller the scorer.

Charlie Adam then hit the bar before Gilks made another fine save, this time from Miller.

Despite numerous changes by the Seasiders at half time, it was Crewe who started the second half stronger; Matt Gilks being called into action again to deny Shaun Miller.

The Seasiders were then rocked by another blow as Neal Eardley limped out of action. It has been reported that his injury is not too serious, thankfully.

Matt Gilks made another save late on, but the second half was pedestrian for large parts.

Such a heavy legged display further highlights the need for the Seasiders to make signings. And fast.

AL1 a écrit :apparament il a joué un match amical et eu la première action du match en se jouant de 2 défenseurs avant de tirer à coté

Crewe 1-0 Blackpool
Blackpool's unbeaten pre-season run came to an end as they slipped to a 1-0 defeat against League Two Crewe at Gresty Road.

The Seasiders looked jaded throughout despite the inclusion of three trialists, believed to be Razak Omotoyossi, Sunny and Laurent Merlin. 22 year old James Williams-Richardson from Maidenhead United was not included despite the fact that he is believed to be training with the Seasiders.

Indeed, if it wasn't for a fine performance by goalkeeper Matt Gilks, then the defeat would have been far worse.

The player believed to be Omotoyossi had the first chance of the game, jinking past two defenders before firing wide.

Gary Taylor-Fletcher then had a chance for the Seasiders, before Crewe started to get a hold on the game, with Gilks making a fine save from Ashley Westwood whilst Donaldson squandered several chances.

However, Crewe took the lead ten minutes before the break through a very well rehearsed set piece. Shaun Miller the scorer.

Charlie Adam then hit the bar before Gilks made another fine save, this time from Miller.

Despite numerous changes by the Seasiders at half time, it was Crewe who started the second half stronger; Matt Gilks being called into action again to deny Shaun Miller.

The Seasiders were then rocked by another blow as Neal Eardley limped out of action. It has been reported that his injury is not too serious, thankfully.

Matt Gilks made another save late on, but the second half was pedestrian for large parts.

Such a heavy legged display further highlights the need for the Seasiders to make signings. And fast.

Read more: http://www.blackpool.vitalfootball.co.u ... z0uxeLI78H

AL1 a écrit :apparament il a joué un match amical et eu la première action du match en se jouant de 2 défenseurs avant de tirer à coté

Crewe 1-0 Blackpool
Blackpool's unbeaten pre-season run came to an end as they slipped to a 1-0 defeat against League Two Crewe at Gresty Road.

The Seasiders looked jaded throughout despite the inclusion of three trialists, believed to be Razak Omotoyossi, Sunny and Laurent Merlin. 22 year old James Williams-Richardson from Maidenhead United was not included despite the fact that he is believed to be training with the Seasiders.

Indeed, if it wasn't for a fine performance by goalkeeper Matt Gilks, then the defeat would have been far worse.

The player believed to be Omotoyossi had the first chance of the game, jinking past two defenders before firing wide.

Gary Taylor-Fletcher then had a chance for the Seasiders, before Crewe started to get a hold on the game, with Gilks making a fine save from Ashley Westwood whilst Donaldson squandered several chances.

However, Crewe took the lead ten minutes before the break through a very well rehearsed set piece. Shaun Miller the scorer.

Charlie Adam then hit the bar before Gilks made another fine save, this time from Miller.

Despite numerous changes by the Seasiders at half time, it was Crewe who started the second half stronger; Matt Gilks being called into action again to deny Shaun Miller.

The Seasiders were then rocked by another blow as Neal Eardley limped out of action. It has been reported that his injury is not too serious, thankfully.

Matt Gilks made another save late on, but the second half was pedestrian for large parts.

Such a heavy legged display further highlights the need for the Seasiders to make signings. And fast.

Read more: http://www.blackpool.vitalfootball.co.u ... z0uxeLI78H

get_up_kids a écrit :[C'est moi où bien ils sont même pas sûr que ce soit bien Omotoyossi?!

"is believed to be Omotoyoissi" ne signifie t'il pas "que l'on suppose être Omotoyossi"?

Surtout que dans le résumé du match sur le site officiel de Blackpool, il est noté: "Jour à l'essai A", "Joueur à l'essai B" et "joueur à l'essai C"!

Palinodie a écrit :
Effectivement, le chroniqueur pense que c'est Omo, mais on peut affirmer, à plusieurs centaines de km de l'Angleterre, que c'était bien lui, un mec qui zigzague entre 2 défenseurs (donc qui ne dribble pas vraiment) et qui tire largement (wide...) à côté, c'est bien sa signature...

get_up_kids a écrit :

Palinodie a écrit :
Effectivement, le chroniqueur pense que c'est Omo, mais on peut affirmer, à plusieurs centaines de km de l'Angleterre, que c'était bien lui, un mec qui zigzague entre 2 défenseurs (donc qui ne dribble pas vraiment) et qui tire largement (wide...) à côté, c'est bien sa signature...

Lol, bien vu!