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a écrit le 17 avril 2006 à 7h40 ETO'O suite
Born in Nkon, Cameroon on March 10, 1981, it was Real Madrid talent scouts that first spotted Eto’o while he was playing for a local team in his hometown and in 1996, he signed a contract for the Spanish club, though he barely made it in the first eleven. He made his debut in 1998 but was later loaned to Espanyol where he never made any appearances.
He was again loaned to Leganes in the second division and later to RCD Mallorca in 1999, where he really started showing his potential. He scored 54 goals for Mallorca and eventually became the highest league goal scorer ever in the club’s history. He also helped them win the Spanish Cup in 2003.
During the summer of 2004, Barcelona bought him for £18 million, and he has quickly paid the club back with his performances that have helped make the difference in terms of winning the championship.
Though he has enjoyed much success in Spain during the last two years, he has also been a victim of racial abuse while playing for his club. Fans of Real Zaragoza have twice abused him this season – though the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) for the most recent incident, fined the club 9,000 Euros. During that match, Eto’o had to be persuaded by his coach Frank Rijkaard and team-mates to continue playing – as he tried to leave the pitch following the racial abuse.
In November 2004, he again suffered racial abuse from Getafe fans as his side went on to win the match 2-1. Monkey chants are nothing new to him as they were leveled against him every time he touched the ball during the match.
In February 2005, he responded to monkey chants from Real Zaragoza fans by dancing like a monkey after scoring a goal in a 4-1 haul over Zaragoza. Afterwards, he was quoted saying: “I danced like a monkey because they treated me like a monkey.â€
The question of why racism is hard to abolish in football is every one’s homework assignment. But how Eto’o has been able to overcome this ugly and unjust racial abuse to further make a big difference on the pitch by notching the much needed goals for his club is something else that describes his qualities as a striker.
Born in Nkon, Cameroon on March 10, 1981, it was Real Madrid talent scouts that first spotted Eto’o while he was playing for a local team in his hometown and in 1996, he signed a contract for the Spanish club, though he barely made it in the first eleven. He made his debut in 1998 but was later loaned to Espanyol where he never made any appearances.
He was again loaned to Leganes in the second division and later to RCD Mallorca in 1999, where he really started showing his potential. He scored 54 goals for Mallorca and eventually became the highest league goal scorer ever in the club’s history. He also helped them win the Spanish Cup in 2003.
During the summer of 2004, Barcelona bought him for £18 million, and he has quickly paid the club back with his performances that have helped make the difference in terms of winning the championship.
Though he has enjoyed much success in Spain during the last two years, he has also been a victim of racial abuse while playing for his club. Fans of Real Zaragoza have twice abused him this season – though the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) for the most recent incident, fined the club 9,000 Euros. During that match, Eto’o had to be persuaded by his coach Frank Rijkaard and team-mates to continue playing – as he tried to leave the pitch following the racial abuse.
In November 2004, he again suffered racial abuse from Getafe fans as his side went on to win the match 2-1. Monkey chants are nothing new to him as they were leveled against him every time he touched the ball during the match.
In February 2005, he responded to monkey chants from Real Zaragoza fans by dancing like a monkey after scoring a goal in a 4-1 haul over Zaragoza. Afterwards, he was quoted saying: “I danced like a monkey because they treated me like a monkey.â€
The question of why racism is hard to abolish in football is every one’s homework assignment. But how Eto’o has been able to overcome this ugly and unjust racial abuse to further make a big difference on the pitch by notching the much needed goals for his club is something else that describes his qualities as a striker.
a écrit le 17 avril 2006 à 7h39 ETO'O Close-up suite
Following Barcelona’s league triumph last season, Eto’o created headlines for his insulting comments directed towards his former club, chanting into the microphone during their celebrations at the Nou Camp: "Madrid, cabron, saluda al campeon" (‘Madrid, bastards, hail the champions’).
He was fined £8,250 for his actions and apologized at a news conference saying: “I would like to ask forgiveness for what I said. One thing is what you think and another is what you say.â€
"I would like to ask the fans, the club and anyone else who might have felt offended to accept a thousand apologies from me. I never wanted to show any lack of respect to anyone.
"What happened was that in a moment of joy I started to sing and that was all. If it hadn't been for Real Madrid I would never have got this far, so I beg forgiveness and hope that people will understand me."
He may have learnt a lesson but back on the pitch, with five more games to be played before the end of this season, Eto’o is currently leading the goalscorer’s chart in La Liga with 24 goals, 5 goals ahead of his closest challenger David Villa of Valencia. He is determined not to have a repeat of what happened at the end of last season.
Though he had a wonderful first season at Barcelona, he sadly and narrowly missed the opportunity to win the European Golden Boot as he fell short by one goal. Villarreal’s Diego Forlan overtook him at the end of season by scoring five goals in his last two matches to emerge as La Liga’s top goalscorer and eventually, jointly winning the Golden Boot Award with Arsenal’s Thierry Henry, something that might
have left Eto’o with bitter memories.
Thanks to being injury-free, Eto’o has so far been able to overcome those bitter memories as he is again enjoying an exceptional season, helping Barcelona maintain a pole position in the championship with 73 points, 11 points ahead of their rivals and second-placed Vallencia. Barcelona are also through to the semifinals of this year’s UEFA Champions League and Eto’o has been instrumental in their quest for European championship glory by netting five goals.
Following Barcelona’s league triumph last season, Eto’o created headlines for his insulting comments directed towards his former club, chanting into the microphone during their celebrations at the Nou Camp: "Madrid, cabron, saluda al campeon" (‘Madrid, bastards, hail the champions’).
He was fined £8,250 for his actions and apologized at a news conference saying: “I would like to ask forgiveness for what I said. One thing is what you think and another is what you say.â€
"I would like to ask the fans, the club and anyone else who might have felt offended to accept a thousand apologies from me. I never wanted to show any lack of respect to anyone.
"What happened was that in a moment of joy I started to sing and that was all. If it hadn't been for Real Madrid I would never have got this far, so I beg forgiveness and hope that people will understand me."
He may have learnt a lesson but back on the pitch, with five more games to be played before the end of this season, Eto’o is currently leading the goalscorer’s chart in La Liga with 24 goals, 5 goals ahead of his closest challenger David Villa of Valencia. He is determined not to have a repeat of what happened at the end of last season.
Though he had a wonderful first season at Barcelona, he sadly and narrowly missed the opportunity to win the European Golden Boot as he fell short by one goal. Villarreal’s Diego Forlan overtook him at the end of season by scoring five goals in his last two matches to emerge as La Liga’s top goalscorer and eventually, jointly winning the Golden Boot Award with Arsenal’s Thierry Henry, something that might
have left Eto’o with bitter memories.
Thanks to being injury-free, Eto’o has so far been able to overcome those bitter memories as he is again enjoying an exceptional season, helping Barcelona maintain a pole position in the championship with 73 points, 11 points ahead of their rivals and second-placed Vallencia. Barcelona are also through to the semifinals of this year’s UEFA Champions League and Eto’o has been instrumental in their quest for European championship glory by netting five goals.
a écrit le 17 avril 2006 à 7h37 j'avais oublié que c'est un site où il faut s'enregistrer alors je vous colle le texte ici.
Exclusive: Samuel Eto’o ProfileCameroonians can proudly boast of their legendary footballer, Roger Milla, who was instrumental in the Indomitable Lions’ quarterfinal campaign in the 1990 World Cup, but though we still have those memories in mind, the emergence of another dynamic force and Indomitable Lion is evidently making a huge impact both for club and country.
You may want to label him as the ‘electric goal scoring machine’, and if you do choose to refer to him with that acronym, then Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o amply deserves the name, notably, for his consistency this season. The 25-year-old might be on the wish list of every high profile coach because of the attributes that make him a striker, which are among the things that have stirred a lot of media attention in his path, most essentially during the last two seasons.
Today, Eto’o’s improvement and efficiency on the pitch compared to the previous seasons is evident for everyone to see. Marked by his sheer pace, strength, winning spirit and goal scoring prowess, Eto’o has become every opposing coach’s headache. While these coaches might spend a lot of time in the dressing room tutoring their defenders on how to contain the Cameroonian international, Eto’o does not seem to be intimidated much as he just cannot stop scoring.
After insisting he wanted to join Barcelona, Real Madrid who owned 50 per cent of the player finally let him join their rivals in 2004 from RCD Mallorca. He was quick to settle at Barcelona during his first season as his services were instrumental in helping the Catalan club win their first championship in five years and he stood as the club’s leading goalscorer with 24 goals. The striker, who is ranked among the top five most commercially valuable footballers in the world and estimated by consultancy firm BBDO Germany, with an off-field value at US$36 million, was then given a contract extension through 2010.
Eventually, he could again articulate his seeming anger on the pitch against Real Madrid [for not giving him much opportunity to play for them] as he merrily scores against them on many occasions when he faces them in the championship.
Following Barcelona’s league triumph last season, Eto’o created headlines for his insulting comments directed towards his former club, chanting into the microphone during their celebrations at the Nou Camp: "Madrid, cabron, sal
Exclusive: Samuel Eto’o ProfileCameroonians can proudly boast of their legendary footballer, Roger Milla, who was instrumental in the Indomitable Lions’ quarterfinal campaign in the 1990 World Cup, but though we still have those memories in mind, the emergence of another dynamic force and Indomitable Lion is evidently making a huge impact both for club and country.
You may want to label him as the ‘electric goal scoring machine’, and if you do choose to refer to him with that acronym, then Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o amply deserves the name, notably, for his consistency this season. The 25-year-old might be on the wish list of every high profile coach because of the attributes that make him a striker, which are among the things that have stirred a lot of media attention in his path, most essentially during the last two seasons.
Today, Eto’o’s improvement and efficiency on the pitch compared to the previous seasons is evident for everyone to see. Marked by his sheer pace, strength, winning spirit and goal scoring prowess, Eto’o has become every opposing coach’s headache. While these coaches might spend a lot of time in the dressing room tutoring their defenders on how to contain the Cameroonian international, Eto’o does not seem to be intimidated much as he just cannot stop scoring.
After insisting he wanted to join Barcelona, Real Madrid who owned 50 per cent of the player finally let him join their rivals in 2004 from RCD Mallorca. He was quick to settle at Barcelona during his first season as his services were instrumental in helping the Catalan club win their first championship in five years and he stood as the club’s leading goalscorer with 24 goals. The striker, who is ranked among the top five most commercially valuable footballers in the world and estimated by consultancy firm BBDO Germany, with an off-field value at US$36 million, was then given a contract extension through 2010.
Eventually, he could again articulate his seeming anger on the pitch against Real Madrid [for not giving him much opportunity to play for them] as he merrily scores against them on many occasions when he faces them in the championship.
Following Barcelona’s league triumph last season, Eto’o created headlines for his insulting comments directed towards his former club, chanting into the microphone during their celebrations at the Nou Camp: "Madrid, cabron, sal
a écrit le 17 avril 2006 à 7h33 @ tous les fans de Samuel ETO'O
Voici un close-up sur la carrière de notre cher Pichichi qui vaut la peine d'être lu!!! C'est un article sur le site Goal.com ecrit dans la rubrique Africa par Ibrahim DABO.
Excellent papier!!!
http://www.goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?contenutoId=37527
Voici un close-up sur la carrière de notre cher Pichichi qui vaut la peine d'être lu!!! C'est un article sur le site Goal.com ecrit dans la rubrique Africa par Ibrahim DABO.
Excellent papier!!!
http://www.goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?contenutoId=37527
a écrit le 16 avril 2006 à 22h44 @ Voire Claire dans ce monde
Il y a des camerounais qui savent se faire aimer. Frère, je suis heureux de te dire que tu fais partir de ceux là , et je t'aime de la même façon que j'aime le CAMEROUN. En réalité, rien d'autre, c'est ça le vrai GRIMBA.
JE SUIS GRIMBISTE MOI AUSSI.
GACC : Grimbiste Associés du Cameroun au Canada.
GACE : Grimbiste Associé du Cameroun en Espagne
( veiller communiqué avec Son excellence Samuel Eto'o )
GACUSA: -----//--------------//------------ des USA
GACEN : ---------//-----------//---------//----- en Engleterre
La carte de membre se vent à 200 F CFA
Il y a des camerounais qui savent se faire aimer. Frère, je suis heureux de te dire que tu fais partir de ceux là , et je t'aime de la même façon que j'aime le CAMEROUN. En réalité, rien d'autre, c'est ça le vrai GRIMBA.
JE SUIS GRIMBISTE MOI AUSSI.
GACC : Grimbiste Associés du Cameroun au Canada.
GACE : Grimbiste Associé du Cameroun en Espagne
( veiller communiqué avec Son excellence Samuel Eto'o )
GACUSA: -----//--------------//------------ des USA
GACEN : ---------//-----------//---------//----- en Engleterre
La carte de membre se vent à 200 F CFA
a écrit le 16 avril 2006 à 21h45 @king tchapia ,
tu crois encore au grimba des escrocs du pays? sache que ton grimba . c'est ta determination a toi, je veux dire comment tu veux arriver a te distinguer des autres , c'est la croyance en soi, c;est un exercice de repetition, Etoo a compris le secret mais surtout il faut etre ne doue au depart, du moins avoir des aptitudes a pouvoir jouer au Foot, ou a joue de la musique , encore ceci depend du milieu dans lequel on grandit, si notre pays favorisait la science comme le foot , nous aurions certainement des " Einstein", a touts les coups.
pour dominer le monde, d'autres on compris qu'ils fallaient distraire les Africains dans le foot, l'alcool, comme ca ils ne pourront jamais s'interresser a des choses beacoup plus "serieuses", et du coup pour eux nous serons toujours ces "singes" qui tapent au ballon, etoo, je taime bien , pour qu'on ne se moque plus de nous tu peux meme investir dans l'education essentiel des Camerounais creer des vrais centres de recherches , puis que chez nous l'Etat a echoue.
Refusons de demeurer des sou- hommes comme le pensent ces racistes, nous devons avancer.!!!!!nous sommes meilleures qu'eux.
tu crois encore au grimba des escrocs du pays? sache que ton grimba . c'est ta determination a toi, je veux dire comment tu veux arriver a te distinguer des autres , c'est la croyance en soi, c;est un exercice de repetition, Etoo a compris le secret mais surtout il faut etre ne doue au depart, du moins avoir des aptitudes a pouvoir jouer au Foot, ou a joue de la musique , encore ceci depend du milieu dans lequel on grandit, si notre pays favorisait la science comme le foot , nous aurions certainement des " Einstein", a touts les coups.
pour dominer le monde, d'autres on compris qu'ils fallaient distraire les Africains dans le foot, l'alcool, comme ca ils ne pourront jamais s'interresser a des choses beacoup plus "serieuses", et du coup pour eux nous serons toujours ces "singes" qui tapent au ballon, etoo, je taime bien , pour qu'on ne se moque plus de nous tu peux meme investir dans l'education essentiel des Camerounais creer des vrais centres de recherches , puis que chez nous l'Etat a echoue.
Refusons de demeurer des sou- hommes comme le pensent ces racistes, nous devons avancer.!!!!!nous sommes meilleures qu'eux.
a écrit le 16 avril 2006 à 16h35 Les arabes sont forts. N'est ce pas le Canada, les USA et les autres grands là ont décidé de ne plus aider la Palestine. Hé bien, l'Iran leur fait un don de 50 millions de dollars....
a écrit le 16 avril 2006 à 16h32 Valence est en train d'atomiser l'Espanyol de Kameni 4 -0. Petit rappel, Kameni ne joue pas, espérons que cette défaite lui redonnera sa place, si le gardein fait des erreurs sur les buts. Ou alors ils ont encore la tête à leur victoire en Coupe du Roi.
De plus Villa a marqué un but...seulement, heureusement pour notre Pichichi national, car si les qautre buts avaient été son oeuvre, c'aurait été une autre histoire...
De plus Villa a marqué un but...seulement, heureusement pour notre Pichichi national, car si les qautre buts avaient été son oeuvre, c'aurait été une autre histoire...
a écrit le 16 avril 2006 à 14h13 @ Cldm
Je vais bien ce gars, il en est de même pour SEF.
Bonne fête pascale.
Je vais bien ce gars, il en est de même pour SEF.
Bonne fête pascale.
a écrit le 16 avril 2006 à 14h08 16/04/2006
Foot - ANG : Mourinho attend un signe de Ballack
La pression de Jose Mourinho sur Michael Ballack a pris une nouvelle dimension dimanche. En contacts très avancés avec le club anglais, le meneur du Bayern Munich a été prié de livrer sa réponse avant le début de la Coupe du monde, le 9 juin prochain.
«Il a tout. Son intelligence à son poste m'épate. Je le supervise depuis longtemps, et je l'apprécie également en tant qu'homme. Mais il doit avoir pris sa décision avant le début de la Coupe du monde», a déclaré le manager portugais au journal allemand Bild am Sonntag. Trois jours plus tôt, Ballack avait confirmé être en contact avec les Blues. «Rien n'est encore signé ou décidé, mais je sais ce que je veux», avait-il confié.
Foot - ANG : Mourinho attend un signe de Ballack
La pression de Jose Mourinho sur Michael Ballack a pris une nouvelle dimension dimanche. En contacts très avancés avec le club anglais, le meneur du Bayern Munich a été prié de livrer sa réponse avant le début de la Coupe du monde, le 9 juin prochain.
«Il a tout. Son intelligence à son poste m'épate. Je le supervise depuis longtemps, et je l'apprécie également en tant qu'homme. Mais il doit avoir pris sa décision avant le début de la Coupe du monde», a déclaré le manager portugais au journal allemand Bild am Sonntag. Trois jours plus tôt, Ballack avait confirmé être en contact avec les Blues. «Rien n'est encore signé ou décidé, mais je sais ce que je veux», avait-il confié.
