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Who is that Wearside ? Not a NUFC supporter, right ?

 

No one know's what IT is, should be a documentary on Discovery soon.

 

:lol: :lol:

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He's a Sunderland fan, they aren't as well known as Newcastle in France, or in fact the world.

 

So, why is he often posting on your forum ? Thought the two clubs hated each other...

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Thanks all of you for the comments you made on my yesterday post, it's cool to see that i'm not useless in your forum !  :lol:

 

@Nath : the interview comes from canal + (french channel), report from yesterday night.

@Chezgiven : yes, Paris.

Cool, which part of town? I'm bottom of the 17th. Je suis tres bobo je sais.

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Thanks all of you for the comments you made on my yesterday post, it's cool to see that i'm not useless in your forum !  :lol:

 

@Nath : the interview comes from canal + (french channel), report from yesterday night.

@Chezgiven : yes, Paris.

Cool, which part of town? I'm bottom of the 17th. Je suis tres bobo je sais.

 

:lol: Of course...

I live in the limit of the 14th (where i was born) and the 92 department (Hauts de seine, if you know).

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He's a Sunderland fan, they aren't as well known as Newcastle in France, or in fact the world.

 

So, why is he often posting on your forum ? Thought the two clubs hated each other...

 

Because there is a saying.... if you can't beat them join them. Wearside has obviously decided this is the best course of action.

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He's a Sunderland fan, they aren't as well known as Newcastle in France, or in fact the world.

 

So, why is he often posting on your forum ? Thought the two clubs hated each other...

 

Because they like to talk about Newcastle more than Sunderland because generally over the course of the past 20-30 years we have done better than them, we have a better stadium, we're more high profile, even when the club is in a bad state we are generally better than them, they've been in the 3rd flight etc etc,

 

For an additional comparison - We have Ben Arfa & they have Sessangnon.

 

But they think Sess is better :lol:

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Thanks all of you for the comments you made on my yesterday post, it's cool to see that i'm not useless in your forum !  :lol:

 

@Nath : the interview comes from canal + (french channel), report from yesterday night.

@Chezgiven : yes, Paris.

Cool, which part of town? I'm bottom of the 17th. Je suis tres bobo je sais.

 

:lol: Of course...

I live in the limit of the 14th (where i was born) and the 92 department (Hauts de seine, if you know).

Montrouge?

 

I know both well, i used to work at Pte D'Orleans was also based in Massy for a while so travelled through that part of the 92 everyday. I do business in Issy-les-moulineaux from time to time too.

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Ben Arfa has launched a challenge in Newcastle

 

Hatem Ben Arfa does not waste time adapting it to Newcastle. The club since last season, HBA has not really been able to integrate into the Magpies' dressing room but put on a very specific method to achieve this. For him, communication is IM-PE-RA-TIVE. According to the British press, the former player of the OM has launched a challenge to all of its French partners. He wants none of them speak a word of French and talk only in English to progress faster in the language of Shakespeare.

 

Belgian translator at their disposal

The leaders of the Magpies have already put the translator Belgian Philippe Albert at their disposal. "There are a bunch of French players here, but everyone speaks English, it will improve our communication, ensures Sylvain Marveaux. We're all really happy to be here. We still have much to contribute to the future. "We expect to see it all.

 

http://www.le10sport.com/Football/Foot-Anglais/Ben-Arfa-a-lance-un-pari-a-Newcastle-260952542.html

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Ben Arfa has launched a challenge in Newcastle

 

Hatem Ben Arfa does not waste time adapting it to Newcastle. The club since last season, HBA has not really been able to integrate into the Magpies' dressing room but put on a very specific method to achieve this. For him, communication is IM-PE-RA-TIVE. According to the British press, the former player of the OM has launched a challenge to all of its French partners. He wants none of them speak a word of French and talk only in English to progress faster in the language of Shakespeare.

 

Belgian translator at their disposal

The leaders of the Magpies have already put the translator Belgian Philippe Albert at their disposal. "There are a bunch of French players here, but everyone speaks English, it will improve our communication, ensures Sylvain Marveaux. We're all really happy to be here. We still have much to contribute to the future. "We expect to see it all.

 

http://www.le10sport.com/Football/Foot-Anglais/Ben-Arfa-a-lance-un-pari-a-Newcastle-260952542.html

 

Nice.

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What has he done to be as appreciate bloke Albert.

 

Philippe Albert? He is a cult hero here because of his style of playing from central defence, in particular because of a fantastic goal he scored against Manchester United when we beat them 5-0 almost exactly fifteen years ago (96/97 season). Have a look on video sharing websites if you haven't seen that goal before ("Philippe Albert Goal Newcastle 5-0 Man Utd"). He was a lovely player to watch and constantly rampaged forward to join in attacks, while his left-foot was a bit of a wand for such a big guy. He used to have a little set-piece routine with David Ginola that I loved as a kid (scoop and volley).

 

I think a lot of people associate him along with the likes of Asprilla and Ginola as real jewels in our crown during some of the best years in the recent history of this club, mainly because of their approach to the game and the flair they demonstrated. I personally have a massive amount of love for Albert, not least for his fantastic moustache, because I’ve never seen anybody quite like him in his position in this country. Thomas Vermaelen was showing some echoes of Albert in his early days at Arsenal – although with more brute force than what I would call “class” – and I’ve often wondered if he considers him an inspiration given their heritage.

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That story would have been verging on sexual if Ben Arfa had personally hired Albert to teach them all English, in what sounded quite a forceful manner...if he also got Ollie Bernard and Sibierski in as backups it would been perfect...

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