| Top Ten 'monks' in football arena! | |
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| Jan 5, 2008 03:10 | #11   |
 | Thanks, Alan. Can you tell me more about this guy? I have never heard of him. |
| Jan 7, 2008 01:24 | #12 |
| He played as a centre back for Chelsea and was in the French team that won the world cup. I only ever saw him play on television but he looked a good player to me, I think he has retired now as I don't hear much about him anymore. Alan |
| Jan 7, 2008 20:51 | #13 |
| Quote: He played as a centre back for Chelsea and was in the French team that won the world cup. Great, did he win the world cup? I just wonder when he made it. In 1998? Oh, forget to say 'thanks' to you. Thanks again for telling me some info about him. |
| Jan 9, 2008 10:09 | #14 |
| you are right Kevin it was 1998 when he was in the French winning team. I was right he retired in 2005 having finish his playing days in Qatar at the age of 37. Alan |
| Jan 9, 2008 20:13 | #15 |
| Really a surprise! I just made a guess and it was right. Cheers, Alan! He retired at the age of 37. I should say that he retired a little bit late. Most footballers choose to retire younger than him. As a British, you must be familiar with David Seaman. If I remember it correctly, he retired at the age of 40. Really a great goalkeeper! BTW, that French team was a miracle. After winning 1998 World Cup, they won many other cups. |
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