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a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 20h50 Football: Samuel Eto'o, joueur africain de l'année
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ABUJA (Reuters) - L'attaquant camerounais Samuel Eto'o a été désigné joueur africain de l'année, annonce la Confédération africaine de football jeudi.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - L'attaquant camerounais Samuel Eto'o a été désigné joueur africain de l'année, annonce la Confédération africaine de football jeudi.
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 20h45 Ballon d'or
Resultats:
Drogba Didier ( Cote d’Ivoire)- Chelsea (106 points)
Essien Michael (Ghana) -Chelsea (50 points)
Eto’O Samuel (Cameroon)- Barcelona (108 points)
http://cafonline.com/news.php?id=415
Resultats:
Drogba Didier ( Cote d’Ivoire)- Chelsea (106 points)
Essien Michael (Ghana) -Chelsea (50 points)
Eto’O Samuel (Cameroon)- Barcelona (108 points)
http://cafonline.com/news.php?id=415
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 20h43 Cameroon's Samuel Eto'o has been named the 2005 African Player of the Year at the Confederation of African Football's awards ceremony in the Nigerian capital Abuja.
The award means Eto'o becomes the first player to win the trophy three times in a row, having been selected as Africa's best in 2003 and 2004.
The Barcelona forward narrowly beat Ivory Coast's Didier Drogba to the award, with Michel Essien of Ghana the other beaten candidate.
Meanwhile, Nigeria teenager John Mikel Obi won the 2005 Young Player of the Year award.
The 19-year-old midfielder is rewarded for his outstanding displays as Nigeria finished runners-up at last year's World Youth Championship in Holland.
Meanwhile, another Nigerian, Perpetua Nkwocha, was named as last year's African Female Footballer of the Year.
She retains the title which she won for 2004.
In total, seven award winners will be announced at Thursday's ceremony in Abuja's International Conference Centre.
The award means Eto'o becomes the first player to win the trophy three times in a row, having been selected as Africa's best in 2003 and 2004.
The Barcelona forward narrowly beat Ivory Coast's Didier Drogba to the award, with Michel Essien of Ghana the other beaten candidate.
Meanwhile, Nigeria teenager John Mikel Obi won the 2005 Young Player of the Year award.
The 19-year-old midfielder is rewarded for his outstanding displays as Nigeria finished runners-up at last year's World Youth Championship in Holland.
Meanwhile, another Nigerian, Perpetua Nkwocha, was named as last year's African Female Footballer of the Year.
She retains the title which she won for 2004.
In total, seven award winners will be announced at Thursday's ceremony in Abuja's International Conference Centre.
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 20h43 Eto'o king of Africa once again
Samuel Eto'o
Eto'o becomes the first player to win the award three times
Cameroon's Samuel Eto'o has been named the 2005 African Player of the Year at the Confederation of African Football's awards ceremony in the Nigerian capital Abuja.
The award means Eto'o becomes the first player to win the trophy three times in a row, having been selected as Africa's best in 2003 and 2004.
The Barcelona forward narrowly beat Ivory Coast's Didier Drogba to the award, with Michel Essien of Ghana the other beaten candidate.
Meanwhile, Nigeria teenager John Mikel Obi won the 2005 Young Player of the Year award.
The 19-year-old midfielder is rewarded for his outstanding displays as Nigeria finished runners-up at last year's World Youth Championship in Holland.
Meanwhile, another Nigerian, Perpetua Nkwocha, was named as last year's African Female Footballer of the Year.
She retains the title which she won for 2004.
In total, seven award winners will be announced at Thursday's ceremony in Abuja's International Conference Centre.
source BBC
NB.
Samuel Eto'o
Eto'o becomes the first player to win the award three times
Cameroon's Samuel Eto'o has been named the 2005 African Player of the Year at the Confederation of African Football's awards ceremony in the Nigerian capital Abuja.
The award means Eto'o becomes the first player to win the trophy three times in a row, having been selected as Africa's best in 2003 and 2004.
The Barcelona forward narrowly beat Ivory Coast's Didier Drogba to the award, with Michel Essien of Ghana the other beaten candidate.
Meanwhile, Nigeria teenager John Mikel Obi won the 2005 Young Player of the Year award.
The 19-year-old midfielder is rewarded for his outstanding displays as Nigeria finished runners-up at last year's World Youth Championship in Holland.
Meanwhile, another Nigerian, Perpetua Nkwocha, was named as last year's African Female Footballer of the Year.
She retains the title which she won for 2004.
In total, seven award winners will be announced at Thursday's ceremony in Abuja's International Conference Centre.
source BBC
NB.
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 20h39 Past African Footballer of the Year winners
1970: Salif Keita (St Etienne, France and Mali)
1971: Ibrahim Sunday (Asante Kotoko and Ghana)
1972: Cherif Souleymane (Hafia and Guinea)
1973: Tshimen Bwanga (TP Mazembe Englebert and Zaire)
1974: Paul Moukila (CARA Brazzaville and Congo)
1975: Ahmed Faras (Mohammedia and Morocco)
1976: Roger Milla (Canon Yaounde and Cameroon)
1977: Tarak Dhiab (Esperance and Tunisia)
1978: Karim Abdoul Razak (Asante Kotoko and Ghana)
1979: Thomas Nkono (Canon Yaounde and Cameroon)
1980: Jean Manga Onguene (Canon Yaounde and Cameroon)
1981: Lakhdar Belloumi (GCR Mascara and Algeria)
1982: Thomas Nkono (Espanyol, Spain and Cameroon)
1983: Mahmoud Al Khatib (Al Ahli and Egypt)
1984: Theophile Abega (Toulouse, France and Cameroon)
1985: Mohamed Timoumi (Royal Armed Forces and Morocco)
1986: Badou Ezaki (Real Mallorca, Spain and Morocco)
1987: Rabah Madjer (FC Porto, Portugal and Algeria)
1988: Kalusha Bwalya (Cercle Bruges, Belgium and Zambia)
1989: George Weah (Monaco, France and Liberia)
1990: Roger Milla (St Denis, Reunion and Cameroon)
1991: Abedi Pele Ayew (Marseille, France and Ghana)
1992: Abedi Pele Ayew (Marseille, France and Ghana)
1993: Rashidi Yekini (Victoria Setubal, Portugal and Nigeria)
1994: Emmanuel Amunike (Sporting Lisbon, Portugal and Nigeria)
1995: George Weah (AC Milan, Italy and Liberia)
1996: Nwankwo Kanu (Inter Milan, Italy and Nigeria)
1997: Victor Ikpeba (Monaco, France and Nigeria)
1998: Mustapha Hadji (Deportivo Coruna, Spain and Morocco)
1999: Nwankwo Kanu (Arsenal, England and Nigeria)
2000: Patrick Mboma (Parma, Italy and Cameroon)
2001: El Hadji Ousseynou Diouf (Rennes, France and Senegal)
2002: El Hadji Ousseynou Diouf (Liverpool, England and Senegal)
2003: Samuel Eto'o (Real Mallorca, Spain and Cameroon)
2004: Samuel Eto’o (Barcelona, Spain and Cameroon)
2005: Samuel Eto’o (Barcelona, Spain and Cameroon)
1970: Salif Keita (St Etienne, France and Mali)
1971: Ibrahim Sunday (Asante Kotoko and Ghana)
1972: Cherif Souleymane (Hafia and Guinea)
1973: Tshimen Bwanga (TP Mazembe Englebert and Zaire)
1974: Paul Moukila (CARA Brazzaville and Congo)
1975: Ahmed Faras (Mohammedia and Morocco)
1976: Roger Milla (Canon Yaounde and Cameroon)
1977: Tarak Dhiab (Esperance and Tunisia)
1978: Karim Abdoul Razak (Asante Kotoko and Ghana)
1979: Thomas Nkono (Canon Yaounde and Cameroon)
1980: Jean Manga Onguene (Canon Yaounde and Cameroon)
1981: Lakhdar Belloumi (GCR Mascara and Algeria)
1982: Thomas Nkono (Espanyol, Spain and Cameroon)
1983: Mahmoud Al Khatib (Al Ahli and Egypt)
1984: Theophile Abega (Toulouse, France and Cameroon)
1985: Mohamed Timoumi (Royal Armed Forces and Morocco)
1986: Badou Ezaki (Real Mallorca, Spain and Morocco)
1987: Rabah Madjer (FC Porto, Portugal and Algeria)
1988: Kalusha Bwalya (Cercle Bruges, Belgium and Zambia)
1989: George Weah (Monaco, France and Liberia)
1990: Roger Milla (St Denis, Reunion and Cameroon)
1991: Abedi Pele Ayew (Marseille, France and Ghana)
1992: Abedi Pele Ayew (Marseille, France and Ghana)
1993: Rashidi Yekini (Victoria Setubal, Portugal and Nigeria)
1994: Emmanuel Amunike (Sporting Lisbon, Portugal and Nigeria)
1995: George Weah (AC Milan, Italy and Liberia)
1996: Nwankwo Kanu (Inter Milan, Italy and Nigeria)
1997: Victor Ikpeba (Monaco, France and Nigeria)
1998: Mustapha Hadji (Deportivo Coruna, Spain and Morocco)
1999: Nwankwo Kanu (Arsenal, England and Nigeria)
2000: Patrick Mboma (Parma, Italy and Cameroon)
2001: El Hadji Ousseynou Diouf (Rennes, France and Senegal)
2002: El Hadji Ousseynou Diouf (Liverpool, England and Senegal)
2003: Samuel Eto'o (Real Mallorca, Spain and Cameroon)
2004: Samuel Eto’o (Barcelona, Spain and Cameroon)
2005: Samuel Eto’o (Barcelona, Spain and Cameroon)
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 20h38 Globacom/CAF Awards 2005Winners
African Player of the Year
Eto’O Samuel (Cameroon)- Barcelona
Young Player of the Year
Mikel John Obi (Nigeria, Lyn/ Norway)
Female player of the Year
Nkwocha Perpetua (Nigeria)
Coach of the Year
Keshi Stephen (Togo National team )
National Team of the Year
Ivory Coast
Inter-clubs Player of the Year
Barakat Mohamed(Ahly)
Inter-Club Team of the Year
Ahly (Egypt)
African Legend award
Raber Majer (Algeria)
African Merit Order of Achievement award
Dr. Peter Odili (Nigeria) )
Fair Play Award
Cameroon
Platinum award
His Excellency Chief Olusegun Obasanjo President of Federal Republic of Nigeria
African Player of the Year
Eto’O Samuel (Cameroon)- Barcelona
Young Player of the Year
Mikel John Obi (Nigeria, Lyn/ Norway)
Female player of the Year
Nkwocha Perpetua (Nigeria)
Coach of the Year
Keshi Stephen (Togo National team )
National Team of the Year
Ivory Coast
Inter-clubs Player of the Year
Barakat Mohamed(Ahly)
Inter-Club Team of the Year
Ahly (Egypt)
African Legend award
Raber Majer (Algeria)
African Merit Order of Achievement award
Dr. Peter Odili (Nigeria) )
Fair Play Award
Cameroon
Platinum award
His Excellency Chief Olusegun Obasanjo President of Federal Republic of Nigeria
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 20h21 @ ceux qui attendaient la confirmation officielle du ballon d'or
ABUJA (Reuters) - L'attaquant camerounais Samuel Eto'o a été désigné joueur africain de l'année, annonce la Confédération africaine de football jeudi.
Eto'o, attaquant du FC Barcelone, a devancé l'Ivoirien Didier Drogba.
© Reuters 2006. Tous droits réservés.
http://today.reuters.fr/news/newsArticle.aspx?type=sportsNews&storyID=2006-02-16T201147Z_01_CHE672565_RTRIDST_0_OFRSP-SPORT-FOOTBALL-AFRIQUE-20060216.XML&archived=False
ABUJA (Reuters) - L'attaquant camerounais Samuel Eto'o a été désigné joueur africain de l'année, annonce la Confédération africaine de football jeudi.
Eto'o, attaquant du FC Barcelone, a devancé l'Ivoirien Didier Drogba.
© Reuters 2006. Tous droits réservés.
http://today.reuters.fr/news/newsArticle.aspx?type=sportsNews&storyID=2006-02-16T201147Z_01_CHE672565_RTRIDST_0_OFRSP-SPORT-FOOTBALL-AFRIQUE-20060216.XML&archived=False
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 20h16 Eto'o was very well dressed this evening wearing a nice gown from northern Cameroon and a simple hat . He wwas almost crying when he was given the standing ovation and handed the trophy by the Nigerian president of the senate.
SHame on Drogba and Essiene who snubbed the occasion. The party is still continuing but Eto and his entourage have to leave to Spain on the special private jet so Eto'o can rest before the game on Saturday with Real Betis and then travel to London to play against Chelsea.
Did you guys watch it . It is still on . Please tune on
SHame on Drogba and Essiene who snubbed the occasion. The party is still continuing but Eto and his entourage have to leave to Spain on the special private jet so Eto'o can rest before the game on Saturday with Real Betis and then travel to London to play against Chelsea.
Did you guys watch it . It is still on . Please tune on
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 19h26 @sethi (dla)
je pense que les journaleux anglais vont nous pondre des articles mensongers,histoire de faire monter la pression avant le choc entre chelsea et le barça.je ne pense pas que gio ait pu tenir de tels propos.prenons garde....
je pense que les journaleux anglais vont nous pondre des articles mensongers,histoire de faire monter la pression avant le choc entre chelsea et le barça.je ne pense pas que gio ait pu tenir de tels propos.prenons garde....
a écrit le 16 février 2006 à 19h22 @ webmaster
ben....oui!!!!! parceque y avait rien d'insultant!!! la preuve tu ne peux ou ne veut ressortir mon post que les autres toilieurs apprecient !! juste savoir ou est l'injure???? c'est pour ca j ai toujours ete contre la censure car sachant que l'injure c'est pas seulement quand on dit "mouf" ou ..."chien galeux" on peut se permettre de censurer tout le monde . iL me semble que mes posts ne regorgeaient d'aucuns de ces mots!!!!
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peace
ben....oui!!!!! parceque y avait rien d'insultant!!! la preuve tu ne peux ou ne veut ressortir mon post que les autres toilieurs apprecient !! juste savoir ou est l'injure???? c'est pour ca j ai toujours ete contre la censure car sachant que l'injure c'est pas seulement quand on dit "mouf" ou ..."chien galeux" on peut se permettre de censurer tout le monde . iL me semble que mes posts ne regorgeaient d'aucuns de ces mots!!!!
bon t es le seul juge comme c une position que tu aaffectionnes tant!!!
peace
