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Mickaël Le Bihan
- Thread starter Mackenzie
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Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
I notice a French second division striker is denying he could be interested in us. The Albion is no longer a very attractive proposition it seems as very few decent players seem keen to come to us, unless it is for recuperation or a last payday.
Having a fabulous stadium and great training facilities doesn't seem to be enough...
Having a fabulous stadium and great training facilities doesn't seem to be enough...
Midfield Minton
New member
- Dec 18, 2013
- 266
Thought he was a striker...but seems his a right back/midfielder
Yes, but I think we'll struggle to bring in anyone who has their heart set on top flight football now. Good to see we're making firm enquiries though, certainly seems we're at least trying to move quicker than last season.
Cadiz Seagull
Grey bearded old man
Typical non story.
"However Le Bihan, formerly with Sedan, has told an Argus source in Le Havre that his priority is to secure a move to the French top flight."
That's exactly what I hope a player would say in a team pushing for promotion, even if he is planning to move. What else is he going to say? I've always wanted top play for Brighton and this could be my dream come true?
"However Le Bihan, formerly with Sedan, has told an Argus source in Le Havre that his priority is to secure a move to the French top flight."
That's exactly what I hope a player would say in a team pushing for promotion, even if he is planning to move. What else is he going to say? I've always wanted top play for Brighton and this could be my dream come true?
KZNSeagull
Well-known member
I am sure all players wanting to play in the equivalent of the PL are hardly going to say that they want to come to a second division side at the beginning of the transfer window.
And as for Colunga, he will have to come back to us and work doubly hard to get his career back on track then, if this move falls through.
Diego Napier
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- Mar 27, 2010
- 4,416
Wasn't he in Terminator and Aliens?
Cadiz Seagull
Grey bearded old man
What happened to the edit function? I just wanted to correct the typing error but the edit post option seems to have disappeared?
Postman Pat
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es manoeuvres du FC Nantes pour attirer Mickaël Le Bihan du Havre AC vont être fortement dérangées par celles de Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. Selon L’Équipe, la formation de D2 anglaise se fait de plus en plus présente dans le dossier de Mickaël Le Bihan .
Brighton and Hove Albion sur le point de devancer le FC Nantes sur le dossier Le Bihan
Le FC Nantes va devoir se montrer plus concret dans son approche pour obtenir un transfert de Mickaël Le Bihan du Havre AC. Placé en ordre de priorité par le FC Nantes en été prochain, Mickaël Le Bihan serait aussi dans le viseur de Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. Et la formation d’outre-Manche compte mettre tous les moyens de son côté pour tenter de décrocher l’attaquant français au mercato estival en approche. Cela va toutefois prendre en compte les intérêts de chaque partie notamment celui du président du HAC qui assure tout faire pour ne pas perdre le joueur en fin de saison. « II faut d’abord qu’on ait les ressources nécessaires pour entamer les négociations. (…) Mickaël (…) est un atout important pour construire une équipe compétitive. On fera tout pour le convaincre de rester », déclare la patron du Havre AC.
Départ de Le Bihan ? Son agent ouvert à toutes les éventualités
Une volonté du président du HAC qui semble ne pas aller dans la même direction que celle de l’agent du joueur. Ce dernier n’écarte aucune possibilité et estime que son produit a la capacité de briller de l’autre côté de la Manche. « Tout demeure possible. Mickaël est un attaquant complet et généreux dans ses efforts, parfois trop, qui a les qualités pour s’adapter partout, notamment en D 2 anglaise », affirme confiant le représentant de Le Bihan.
Lire la suite sur : http://www.foot-sur7.fr/225455-mercatofc-nanteshavre-acle-bihan-proche-de-brighton-hove-albion
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FC Nantes are maneuvers to attract Mickaël Le Bihan Le Havre AC will be greatly disturbed by those of Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. According to L'Equipe, the English training D2 is increasingly present in the file of Mickaël Le Bihan.
Brighton and Hove Albion about to overtake FC Nantes on file Le Bihan
FC Nantes will have to be more practical in his approach to get a transfer Mickaël Le Bihan Le Havre AC. Placed in order of priority by FC Nantes next summer, Mickaël Le Bihan is also in the viewfinder of Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. And the formation of the Channel account to every means his side to try to win the French striker in the summer transfer window approaching. This will, however, take into account the interests of each party including that of Chairman of HAC ensures everything not to lose the player end of the season. "We must first of all we have the resources to begin negotiations. (...) Mickaël (...) is an important asset to build a competitive team. We will do everything to convince him to stay, "says the boss of Le Havre AC.
Departure from Le Bihan? His agent open for all eventualities
A desire of the President of HAC that seems not to go in the same direction as that of the player's agent. The latter does not exclude any possibility, and considers that its product has the ability to shine on the other side of the Channel. "Everything is possible. Mickaël is a complete striker and generous in his efforts, sometimes too, which has the qualities to fit everywhere, including 2 D English, "says the representative of entrusting Le Bihan.
Read more on: http://www.foot-sur7.fr/225455-mercatofc-nanteshavre-acle-bihan-proche-de-brighton-hove-albion
Brighton and Hove Albion sur le point de devancer le FC Nantes sur le dossier Le Bihan
Le FC Nantes va devoir se montrer plus concret dans son approche pour obtenir un transfert de Mickaël Le Bihan du Havre AC. Placé en ordre de priorité par le FC Nantes en été prochain, Mickaël Le Bihan serait aussi dans le viseur de Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. Et la formation d’outre-Manche compte mettre tous les moyens de son côté pour tenter de décrocher l’attaquant français au mercato estival en approche. Cela va toutefois prendre en compte les intérêts de chaque partie notamment celui du président du HAC qui assure tout faire pour ne pas perdre le joueur en fin de saison. « II faut d’abord qu’on ait les ressources nécessaires pour entamer les négociations. (…) Mickaël (…) est un atout important pour construire une équipe compétitive. On fera tout pour le convaincre de rester », déclare la patron du Havre AC.
Départ de Le Bihan ? Son agent ouvert à toutes les éventualités
Une volonté du président du HAC qui semble ne pas aller dans la même direction que celle de l’agent du joueur. Ce dernier n’écarte aucune possibilité et estime que son produit a la capacité de briller de l’autre côté de la Manche. « Tout demeure possible. Mickaël est un attaquant complet et généreux dans ses efforts, parfois trop, qui a les qualités pour s’adapter partout, notamment en D 2 anglaise », affirme confiant le représentant de Le Bihan.
Lire la suite sur : http://www.foot-sur7.fr/225455-mercatofc-nanteshavre-acle-bihan-proche-de-brighton-hove-albion
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FC Nantes are maneuvers to attract Mickaël Le Bihan Le Havre AC will be greatly disturbed by those of Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. According to L'Equipe, the English training D2 is increasingly present in the file of Mickaël Le Bihan.
Brighton and Hove Albion about to overtake FC Nantes on file Le Bihan
FC Nantes will have to be more practical in his approach to get a transfer Mickaël Le Bihan Le Havre AC. Placed in order of priority by FC Nantes next summer, Mickaël Le Bihan is also in the viewfinder of Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. And the formation of the Channel account to every means his side to try to win the French striker in the summer transfer window approaching. This will, however, take into account the interests of each party including that of Chairman of HAC ensures everything not to lose the player end of the season. "We must first of all we have the resources to begin negotiations. (...) Mickaël (...) is an important asset to build a competitive team. We will do everything to convince him to stay, "says the boss of Le Havre AC.
Departure from Le Bihan? His agent open for all eventualities
A desire of the President of HAC that seems not to go in the same direction as that of the player's agent. The latter does not exclude any possibility, and considers that its product has the ability to shine on the other side of the Channel. "Everything is possible. Mickaël is a complete striker and generous in his efforts, sometimes too, which has the qualities to fit everywhere, including 2 D English, "says the representative of entrusting Le Bihan.
Read more on: http://www.foot-sur7.fr/225455-mercatofc-nanteshavre-acle-bihan-proche-de-brighton-hove-albion
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I think there's a time limit to edit your post.
Johnny Byrne superstar
New member
Tell him he has a ready made chant of "Le Bihan" ( ala ALL-BIOOON) and that will sway him.
OzMike
Well-known member
Hehe, that's what I thought as well!
Reminds me of being absolutely GUTTED when we missed out on the similar signing of Andy Delort last year. He went to Wigan, and proved unable to get a place even in their shambles of a side.
Johnny Byrne superstar
New member
Yes agreed - good to be in the market before the season has ended rather than when it is about to begin (as long as it isn't a couple of months ahead of failed attempts to lure players)
Austrian Gull
Well-known member
Delort's failure might be off-putting for other French players but Knockaert shows that players from Ligue 2 can be a success.
Le Havre will not be going up this year and are on their uppers. Planned takeover didn't happen - sure the player will go if he wants to.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,075
Good we r in the market for internationals...started in the SEDAN! 