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    Mawouna Avemor

    Hi there,

    I run an independent English language website for Thai Premier League club, Chonburi FC. We have just signed, Mawouna Avemor, one of your former players.

    Is there anyone here who remembers him and who would be prepared to answer a few questions via e mail?

    If you are keen, please DM me, or leave a message here, and I will send you some questions.

    Many thanks and good luck for the rest of the season.

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    The player that played for Notts County was called Mawouna Amevor ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by HAPPYMAGPIEHAPPY View Post
    The player that played for Notts County was called Mawouna Amevor ?
    Indeed he was, goal and a red card on his debut and then kept Adama Traore quiet when we played Aston Villa, other than that he struggled to get a run in the team and just when it looked like he was going to come back he was injured in the warm up of a game. Thought he had potential personally but probably wasn't helped by playing left back, centre back and right back during his time here instead of getting a run in one spot.

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    He had all the physical attributes to be a decent defender, but he seemed quiet and a bit lost at times on the pitch, like he didn't really want to be playing. The type of centre back that doesn't communicate well with those around him - but that might have had more to do with the fact he was young and playing in a foreign league.

    He was one of a handful of players from the Dutch lower leagues brought in by Moniz. It's hard to know how good half that squad were, as many only played a handful of games before disappearing. The whole Moniz tenure was yet another bizarre episode in Notts County's history, where the chairman went all in and backed a foreign boss with a new style of football, only to sack him before he could really get anywhere. Who knows what would have happened if we'd stuck with him for the full season - certainly nothing worse that Fullarton. Classic Notts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slack_pie View Post
    He had all the physical attributes to be a decent defender, but he seemed quiet and a bit lost at times on the pitch, like he didn't really want to be playing. The type of centre back that doesn't communicate well with those around him - but that might have had more to do with the fact he was young and playing in a foreign league.

    He was one of a handful of players from the Dutch lower leagues brought in by Moniz. It's hard to know how good half that squad were, as many only played a handful of games before disappearing. The whole Moniz tenure was yet another bizarre episode in Notts County's history, where the chairman went all in and backed a foreign boss with a new style of football, only to sack him before he could really get anywhere. Who knows what would have happened if we'd stuck with him for the full season - certainly nothing worse that Fullarton. Classic Notts.
    Thanks for that. Much appreciated. Am I OK to quote your post on my site?

    I'll credit you as slack_pie from 'Views From The Kop".

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    Quote Originally Posted by DelroyFacey22 View Post
    Indeed he was, goal and a red card on his debut and then kept Adama Traore quiet when we played Aston Villa, other than that he struggled to get a run in the team and just when it looked like he was going to come back he was injured in the warm up of a game. Thought he had potential personally but probably wasn't helped by playing left back, centre back and right back during his time here instead of getting a run in one spot.
    Thanks for that. Much appreciated. Am I OK to quote your post on my site?

    I'll credit you as DelroyFacey22 from 'Views From The Kop".

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    Sure

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    I thought he had alot of promise to be honest, just didn't work out for him but was better than some of the players who were playing at the time.

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    I would be happy to answer some questions. Other than the football side of things, I am a languages teacher and Mawouna visited our school as part of our Languages Week, so would be happy to speak about that too if needed! Do you have an email address I can get in touch on? Can’t see how to DM you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chonburi FC View Post
    Thanks for that. Much appreciated. Am I OK to quote your post on my site?

    I'll credit you as slack_pie from 'Views From The Kop".
    Yeah, if you want. Not sure if the second paragraph is that relevant though.

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