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He played with Cantonat.

Erret, yeah, character. Never. You know, people going about Eric and they all go, he was a really nice guy, you know, he'd come in in the morning, always come in,

nine times about the time about the time of the time of the time I would be on Holly Davidson.

Eric was Eric, big guy, you know, but nice guy, didn't suffer fools.

I had come in, but I was just have a every morning, very polite.

And he was in the team, Beckenbowel at them. It was me, him and Pap-An.

He got injured, he did his knee, and he was out six weeks or something like out of ligament trouble.

And by that time it became me Pap on a bitty pelier and we were

one five other three but Eric couldn't get back to the team and Eric was one of them I would think

I'm not sitting here so we basically said I want to go, which they did let them go to NIM, or a million euro, a million quid,

whatever, whatever was. But I used to get all right with him. He was never a problem, come in and he,

not not the most talkative, train well,

a really nice guy.

You know, to me, he was a good player, but I never thought he'd be as big as he was

when he kept my name.

And the French players, you know, with more sale lads and they used to say it to me.

We could never see that Arab being a massive player in France,

you know, a good player, but not the Haiti which was united, you know, you know, but not the hide see which she was mandated.

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