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Full name: Anthony Le Tallec
Date of birth: October 03, 1984
Birthplace: Hennebont, France
Nationality: French
EU passport: Yes
Height: 184 cms
Weight: 73 kgs
Club: Le Mans
Position: Forward [R, C]
Squad Number: 10
Previous clubs: Le Havre > Liverpool > Saint-Étienne (loan) > Sunderland (loan) > Sochaux (loan) > Le Mans
International debut: still to do it
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1984
Born October 3 in Hennebont, France.
2001
September: Member of the French team that won the FIFA U-17 World Championship in Trinidad and Tobago, competition in which he was voted second best player of the tournament behind his cousin Florent Sinama-Pongolle.
2006
April: Suffered relegation from the English Premier League with Sunderland.
August 18: Joined Sochaux on loan with the option for a permanent move from Liverpool.
2007
May 13: Helped Sochaux claim the French Cup for the first time since 1933 after a dramatic penalty shootout success against Olympique de Marseille, following a 2-2 draw at the Stade de France.
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Anthony Le Tallec · France
UEFA European
U-21 Championship 2006 player's profile
A deep-lying pacy forward, Le Tallec burst on to the scene in
France’s FIFA Under-17 World Championship-winning side of
2001, scoring six goals including one in the final against Nigeria.
He soon made his debut for Le Havre AC, notching up his first
goal inside 20 minutes of first-team football, before catching
the eye of Liverpool FC manager Gérard Houllier who took
him to Anfield in summer 2002. Spent the 2004/05 campaign on
loan at AS Saint-Etienne and this season back in England with
Sunderland, for whom he scored four goals in 26 games as they
finished bottom of the Premiership. Le Tallec continues to thrive
on the international stage, however, scoring seven in eight games
to help France book a place in Portugal.
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