Where is Samassi Abou now? He played for West Ham a few years ago.?
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Samassi Abou (Born 4 April 1973, Gabnoa, Ivory Coast) is a professional footballer, who plays as a forward.\n\nHe started playing in France for Lyon in August 1995, moving a year later, to AS Cannes. In October 1997, he made the move to English football, signing for West Ham United for £250,000. In 31 appearances he scored six times, before being released to Ipswich Town, in December 1998. A year later, in October 1999 he signed for Walsall F.C., a move which lasted little over a month in an unsuccessful spell. He is now back in France, playing for Lorient.
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I hope he stays. Sounds bad to say but i can not imagine Arsenal without him. His arguable one of the best players whose won the Arsenal jersey. As an Arsenal fan I will be disappointed if he leaves. However for his personal growth as a player that might be a good move for him.....Mmmmm as long as he does not go to a team like Real Madrid. They seem to specialise in killing good players' game.....e.g Steve Macnanaman....sorry 4 spelling
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DENNIS BERGKAMP.  He played for the Holland national team and plays for Arsenal until July 22 this year!!
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Eric Cantona!  Frenchman who played for Manchester United.  One of the best.
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he's a quality player in a star studded squad.  i feel badly for him.  wish he played more..would be good for him and england, i can't see mourinho holding onto him much longer though.  he'll be sold or loaned out next season.
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Youth clubs \n\n1994-1995 West Ham United \n\nProfessional clubs \n\n1994-2001 West Ham United 148 (24)\n1995-1996 Swansea City 9 (1)\n2001-     Chelsea 177 (48)\n\nNational team \n\n1999-     England 38 (10)\n \nFrank James Lampard, Jr., (born June 20, 1978) is an English football player currently at Chelsea and previously with West Ham United and Swansea City. Lampard is well known for the dynamic way he plays and for his powerful long-range scoring threat from midfield. He is also considered one of the best midfielders of his generation in world football.\n\nLampard was born in Romford, Havering, England. He is the son of Frank Lampard Sr., former England fullback and two-time FA Cup winner with West Ham United. His family are releated to another famous footballing family, the Redknapps. Both of the families have firm East End London roots\n\nAn England national team regular, Lampard is acknowledged as one of the most improved players in English football over the past three years. He is most renowned for his goal scoring; as of 3 December 2005 he has scored 129 career goals, including 60 goals for Chelsea and 10 goals for England. However, Lampard is more than a goal-scorer; he is a complete midfielder with excellent box to box qualities.\n\nHe has won the FA Community Shield (with Chelsea, 2005), the English Premiership twice (with Chelsea, 2004-05 and 2005-06), the League Cup (with Chelsea, 2005) and the UEFA Intertoto Cup (with West Ham, 1999). He has also been capped 38 times for England.\n\nIn November 2005 he was named the second best player in Europe, losing out in the European Footballer of the Year awards to the Brazilian midfielder Ronaldinho. A month later he finished in second place, once again behind Ronaldinho, in the 2005 FIFA World Player of the Year awards.\n\nPlaying career\n\nWest Ham United and Swansea City\nLampard joined West Ham United, where his father was Assistant Manager, as an apprentice in July 1994 as part of their Youth System, and signed his professional forms on July 1, 1995.\n\nIn October 1995, he was loaned to Division Two team Swansea City. He made his league debut in the colours of Swansea City on 7 October, 1995 in a match against Bradford City that Swansea won 2-0. He made a total nine league appearances for Swansea, and another two in Cup competitions, scoring one goal, before returning to West Ham in January, 1996. Lampard's debut for West Ham came on January 31, 1996 against Coventry City F.C., but he did not become a team regular that season. He then broke his right leg in a game against Aston Villa on March 15, 1997, which ended his season. Lampard's first goal for West Ham came in the 1997-98 season, in an away win against Barnsley. Lampard was a regular in the West Ham youth team and captained his side to the final of the FA Youth Cup in 1996.\n\nAround this time, Lampard was spotted by Peter Taylor, the England Under-21 manager, and selected for the team. His U21 debut came on November 13, 1997, in Crete against Greece.\n\nThe 1998-99 season was a prolific one for young Lampard. He became a regular in the West Ham first team, not missing a single game throughout the season as the club finished fifth in the Premiership standings. He made his first appearance for the senior England team, starting in a friendly against Belgium, in Sunderland, on October 10, 1999.\n\nAlthough Lampard was not selected in the England side for EURO 2000, he captained the England U21 side in the 2000 U21 European Championship. His final appearance for the U21 team was in June 2000 in an away match against Slovakia. Lampard was a fixture in the West Ham first team, making 187 appearances and scoring a total 39 goals in all competitions in his 6 years at the club. But this regularity in appearance was not appreciated by everyone at the club. Lampard's father, Frank Lampard Sr, was the first team coach and there were accusations of nepotism.\n\nLampard had formed the core of a successful West
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He will go. It's time for a new challenge, especially if he wins the champions league with Arsenal. Can you imagine? Ronaldinho - Henry - Eto!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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He currently plays for the Hamburger SV in Germany.\n\nhis Official Site is :\nhttp://www.mahdavikia.de/
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Nice one rhapsody........he is in bad mood......west ham beat the gunners he he
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Yes a fan did play for west ham once !!! It was near the end of a season, could of been the last game i think, and he was giving Harry Redknapp a load of stick. So harry said if he could do any better he'd better put a shirt on and do it .So he did !! \n\nCan't find nothing on the net to support it, but i think he has a autobiograthy out so it might be in that !!!\n\nGood luck
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his real name is Lopez Caro, his nickname (here in Spain) is : the *sshole that doesn't know left from right and that is gonna make sure that Madrid goes down the hill faster than you can say :Beckingham is a wussy and zidane is gay". barcelona is gonna win the league again. sorry. madrid should go and play ping pong. forever.
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West Ham United, Portsmouth F.C. and QPR. He was a midfielder
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What makes you say that\n\nI would say he was more of a west ham fan, after all he did drop Jimmy greaves in the '66 final, and during his term as england coach, there were more westham players playing for england then any other 1st div/premiership club\n\nAnd the fact he was previously the head coach for west ham, and like their style of football
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I doubt he will EVER play for Real, he already well established in Barcelona, and he himself said that he plans on staying there until the end of his contract, which is in 2014 (I think).\n\nalso, dd_mostwanted: let me guess, are you a Chelsea fan? or worse, are you Mourinho? ... Messi, weak? what is wrong with you? haven't you seen him play, or have you been living under a rock for the past 2 years?!?
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HE IS PROVING HIS IN-ABILITY IN ABROAD.\n\nEVERY GAME HAS SOME CHEAT-CODE.\n\nEVERY PLAYER HAS SOME WEAKNESS.
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He did play football. He was a reserve team defender and midfielder for Portuguese teams  Estrela Amadora and Vitoria Setubal.
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I know him .. but not personally :)\nLast 2 yrs... actually he lost his goaling effectiveness !\nRecently, he's trying to come back in Monaco wishing Leppi to call him up for the national squad in the world cip.\nTake care.