Steve Marlet - His Best Goal ever
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Steve Marlet's Goal during Lyon - Lens Superbe But de Steve Marlet
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Steve Marlet
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"Juste un Regard" contre la Drépanocytose
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DEEP rassemble Personnalités pour la lutte contre la drépanocytose. Maladie qui nous concerne tous... La drépanocytose est la première maladie génétique en france et dans le monde. Ce titre est une histoire vraie en hommage à une petite fille "Myrese Houinato" emporté par la faiblesse de ses globules rouges. Faiblesse due à son état Drépanocytaire. Merci pour votre appuis. DEEP -DREPAVIE
Steve Marlet
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Journal du foot - 05/01/10 - Edition de 23h
www.sfrfoot.fr MERCATO : Vieira vers City, Ben Arfa reste, Liverpool cherche des renforts à Madrid... COUPE DE FRANCE : Steve Marlet retrouve les feux des projecteurs Toutes les infos du ballon rond dans notre Journal du Foot.
sonido fanfarron marlet y chistian
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SOUTHERN MARLET AT OLD WARDEN
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www.sfrfoot.fr Coupe de France : Pas de grosse surprise. Retour sous les projecteurs de Steve Marlet avec Aubervilliers. Angleterre : Arsenal et Manchester United tenus en échec.
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For the love of god cover of Steve Vai by Marlet
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World Charity Soccer, en vidéo
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Le World Charity Soccer, mercredi au stade Charléty (Paris), c'était à la fois de la musique et du foot, avec, entre autres Sexion d'Assaut, Thierry Cham, Doc Gynéco, Michaël Ciani ou encore Steve Marlet. Le tout au profit de l'association "Nos petits frères et soeurs" www.musicactu.com
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WORLD CHARITY SOCCER 2010 & SEXION D'ASSAUT
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Le WORLD CHARITY SOCCER est un grand événement sportif et humanitaire dont lobjectif est de soutenir la reconstruction dHaïti. Il consistera en un grand match du cœur entre stars du football et personnalités de tous les horizons. A lissu de lévénement, une levée de fonds provenant de la vente des tickets dentrée, de la contribution des sponsors et des divers dons, sera reversée à lassociation Nos Petits Frères et Sœurs. Grâce à cet événement, écoles, hôpitaux et autres infrastructures en Haïti seront reconstruits. 15 000 spectateurs assisteront à cet événement unique. Des personnalités de renom et de tous les horizons se mobiliseront pour la reconstruction dHaïti, comme : Marouane Chamakh, Alou Diarra, Rigobert Song, Bernard Lama, Olivier Dacourt, Vikash Dhorasoo, Olivier Kapo, Lord Kossity, NegMarrons,Sinik, Steve Marlet, Laurent Robert , Sexion D'assaut, Werrason, Lynsha et bien dautres.
HORA DE MARLET AJAJAA
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MARLETTA
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marlet cheater
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Feliz cumpleaños Marlet!!!
Para tu cumple te hicimos un pastel i aqi te mostramos paso a paso nuestro primer pastel!!!! Qiero agregar que qedo bastante rico mmmmm!! sabroso!!! ;)
NEW NEONROCKET5 INTRO
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Michael Rose feat. Damian Marley - Shoot Out (RMX)
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Steve Marlet
| Playername | Steve Marlet |
|---|---|
| Dateofbirth | January 10, 1974 |
| Cityofbirth | Pithiviers |
| Countryofbirth | France |
| Height | |
| Position | ForwardWinger |
| Currentclub | Aubervilliers |
| Youthyears1 | |youthclubs1 = |
| Years1 | 1991–1996 |clubs1 = Red Star |caps1 = 137 |goals1 = 42 |
| Years2 | 1996–2000 |clubs2 = Auxerre |caps2 = 107 |goals2 = 25 |
| Years3 | 2000–2001 |clubs3 = Lyon |caps3 = 36 |goals3 = 13 |
| Years4 | 2001–2005 |clubs4 = Fulham |caps4 = 54 |goals4 = 11 |
| Years5 | 2003–2005 |clubs5 = → Marseille (loan) |caps5 = 54 |goals5 = 16 |
| Years6 | 2005–2006 |clubs6 = VfL Wolfsburg |caps6 = 21 |goals6 = 1 |
| Years7 | 2006–2007 |clubs7 = Lorient |caps7 = 22 |goals7 = 1 |
| Years8 | 2010– |clubs8 = Aubervilliers |caps8 = ? |goals8 = ? |
| Totalcaps | 431 |
| Totalgoals | 109 |
| Nationalyears1 | 2000–2004 |nationalteam1 = France |nationalcaps1 = 23 |nationalgoals1 = 6 |
Marlet held the record for Fulham's biggest transfer fee until July 2008, as Fulham paid £11.5 million for the player back in 2001–02, to Olympique Lyonnais. He only managed 11 goals in 54 games, as then-manager Jean Tigana was dismissed during the season. He played just one game in the 2003–04 season for Fulham as well as scoring in that game before he was loaned out to Olympique de Marseille for 18 months, with his sizeable contract still being paid by the English team, before his contract was cancelled.
Marlet's terrible performances for Fulham led to chairman Mohammed Al Fayed taking Tigana to court for the overpayment of Marlet. It was suspected that Tigana, who had ties to Olympique Lyonnais, signed Marlet for an exorbitant fee, taking a cut of the fee himself. The charges were quickly dropped.
Marlet joined FC Lorient in August 2006 from VfL Wolfsburg. After being released by Lorient, he went on trial with Ipswich Town and the Chicago Fire.
Playing career
League matches only{| class=wikitable style="text-align: center;" cellpadding=5 |- ! Club !! Season !! Apps !! Goals |- |rowspan=6 valign=top| Red Star 93 || 1990/91 || 0 || 0 |- |1991/92 || 7 || 1 |- |1992/93 || 31 || 5 |- |1993/94 || 40 || 9 |- |1994/95 || 24 || 11 |- |1995/96 || 35 || 16 |- |rowspan=4 valign=top| AJ Auxerre || 1996/97 || 24 || 3 |- |1997/98 || 18 || 6 |- |1998/99 || 32 || 7 |- | 1999/00 || 33 || 9 |- |rowspan=2 valign=top| Olympique Lyon ||2000/01 || 31 ||12 |- |2001/02 || 5 || 1 |- |rowspan=3 valign=top| Fulham F.C. || 2001/02 || 25 || 6 |- |2002/03 || 28 || 4 |- |2003/04 || 1 || 1 |- |rowspan=2 valign=top| Olympique Marseille || 2003/04 || 23 || 9 |- |2004/05 || 31 || 7 |- | VfL Wolfsburg ||2005/06 || 21 || 1 |- | FC Lorient || 2006/07 || 22 || 1 |}
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