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    Default TFC Signs Guadaloupe Defender Viator


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    What's the quality of play like in Ligue 2? He seems to have spend most of his career there.

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    Anyone think "Viator" sounds like a dirty sex move...???

    Either way, get'em in the lienup and lets see our new roster in action...
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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinUtd View Post
    What's the quality of play like in Ligue 2? He seems to have spend most of his career there.
    My guess is it's like mid-to-lower 3rd tier in England. He's a depth player.
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    Don't know anything about him, so I'll be interested to see his debut.

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    Not Too Shabby

    http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/ed...ler_21180.html

    Most likely a starter for us for the rest of the year

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    For what its worth guadeloupe seems competive in gold cup and viator played in all group matches. Thougb guadeloupe is well organized team game more than ind skill
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    Quote Originally Posted by McCartney View Post
    Anyone think "Viator" sounds like a dirty sex move...???

    Either way, get'em in the lienup and lets see our new roster in action...
    Toss up between Violator and Vibrator

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    This is one kick ass island

    Football (soccer) is popular in Guadeloupe. Thierry Henry, a star of the French National Team and MLS club New York Red Bulls, often visits as his father Antoine was originally from the island. William Gallas, whose parentage is Guadeloupean, visits the island when not playing for Tottenham or the French National team. Lilian Thuram, a former star football defender for France and FC Barcelona, was born in Guadeloupe. The French national team and Everton F.C. striker Louis Saha is also of Guadeloupean descent, as is Kettering Town F.C. goalkeeper Willy Gueret. Pascal Chimbonda of Queens Park Rangers was also born in Guadeloupe. Inter Milan star Jonathan Biabiany is also of Guadeloupean descent. Stéphane Auvray is a Guadeloupean footballer who currently plays for Sporting Kansas City in Major League Soccer. Ronald Zubar, who plays for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Barclays Premier League is born in Guadeloupe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ArmenJBX View Post
    Toss up between Violator and Vibrator
    LOL...

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    so is he taking the coveted intl spot?

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    How about Darth Viator?

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    Quote Originally Posted by flambe View Post
    so is he taking the coveted intl spot?
    I presume so, unless we are planning on annexing Guadeloupe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shakes McQueen View Post
    I presume so, unless we are planning on annexing Guadeloupe.

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    Haha, well played sir.

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    i'm not sure you can compare French and English lower leagues, totally different styles of play. I'd say it's not too far off the championship really, Ligue Une has some good ball play.

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    Hopefully he has a little bit of pace. Whoever plays beside Iro is going to need to cover for him, a lot.


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    "im sorry is this eddy viator going up?"



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    Quote Originally Posted by sashavukelich View Post
    Ligue Une has some good ball play.
    I once dated a girl who had good ball play.

    HIYOOOOO!

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    hahaha everyone's a comedian!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedsYNWA View Post
    This is one kick ass island

    Football (soccer) is popular in Guadeloupe. Thierry Henry, a star of the French National Team and MLS club New York Red Bulls, often visits as his father Antoine was originally from the island. William Gallas, whose parentage is Guadeloupean, visits the island when not playing for Tottenham or the French National team. Lilian Thuram, a former star football defender for France and FC Barcelona, was born in Guadeloupe. The French national team and Everton F.C. striker Louis Saha is also of Guadeloupean descent, as is Kettering Town F.C. goalkeeper Willy Gueret. Pascal Chimbonda of Queens Park Rangers was also born in Guadeloupe. Inter Milan star Jonathan Biabiany is also of Guadeloupean descent. Stéphane Auvray is a Guadeloupean footballer who currently plays for Sporting Kansas City in Major League Soccer. Ronald Zubar, who plays for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Barclays Premier League is born in Guadeloupe.
    They say that if everyone from Guadeloupe played for Guadeloupe (and if Guadeloupe was recognized by concacaf or fifa) they would have more than likely won the world cup already!

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    ^And conversely, if France wasn't able to invade it's dependencies and former colonies for players, it likely wouldn't have won any

    EDIT: Just stating a point, I'm not trying to fan any flames here.

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    une fabrique de football.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sashavukelich View Post
    i'm not sure you can compare French and English lower leagues, totally different styles of play. I'd say it's not too far off the championship really, Ligue Une has some good ball play.
    Having watched Ligue 2 matches live, I can tell you that it's not far from MLS in quality. More technical than MLS, just as or more physical, but less athletic. Somewhat more through the centre play, less on the wings. For comparison, I think the top teams of the Championship are better than Ligue 2, though the style is quite different.

    The "technical" part would appeal to Winter. The "physical" part is good for a defender.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedsYNWA View Post
    Not Too Shabby

    http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/ed...ler_21180.html

    Most likely a starter for us for the rest of the year
    Looks like a journeyman. All of his transfers have been for free.
    Probably do for this year (hopefully Cann will be back next year).
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