These informations are from footballtransfers.co.uk. Sinama-Pongolle has been listed 6th promising player in the world and Le Tallec 13th promising. There you go Paw:
Name: Florent SINAMA PONGOLLE
Current Club: Le Havre (Fra)
Nationality: France
Date of Birth: ??/??/84
Position: Striker
Previous Clubs: None
International Status: U-16 international
Height/Weight: ??/??
Comments: Sinama Pongolle is a young striker capable of great things. A player of the excellent Le Havre youth academy, he starred during 2001’s U-16 European Championship, leading France to the final of the competition only to lose to Fernando Jose Torres’ Spain. Pongolle scored 6 goals in as many matches during the tournament, including a world-class display against England, where he scored two superb goals in France’s 4-0 thrashing of the host team. Sinama’s main assets are his pace, balance, dribbling skills and sharp finishing. Despite not being the biggest he’s not bad in the air and can hold up the ball relatively well. He tries to score from everywhere and keeps the opposing defenders on their toes. He’s quick, turns well, has great acceleration and excellent movement off-the-ball. He loves taking on players and that comes quite easy for him. Both he and teammate Anthony Le Tallec have been linked with combined 4.5 million pounds moves to English Premier-league clubs Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool and Fulham and to Italian Serie A outfit Fiorentina. The two players have reportedly had visits at Manchester United and at Fiorentina but seem to have favoured the English club.
Name: Anthony LE TALLEC
Current Club: Le Havre (Fra)
Nationality: France
Date of Birth: ??/??/84
Position: Striker/Centre-Forward
Previous Clubs: None
International Status: U-16 international
Height/Weight: ??/??
Comments: Anthony Le Tallec is a simply brilliant prospect. When you see him you right away know that he’s a special player. I can’t really categorize him. He’s not a big old-fashioned centre-forward like say Oliver Bierhoff and he’s not a nippy forward like Michael Owen. He’s not the Thierry Henry type as well.
Le Tallec is a tall, big player, very athletic. He’s excellent in the air. He’s fast for a man of his height. He’s a good dribbler though not an outstanding one. He likes to take players on but he doesn’t do it too constantly. He doesn’t really play as the one leading the line, he plays behind Sinama Pongolle for France and he’s the one whose job is to supply the balls to Pongolle. He’s capable of truly spectacular things. Chips, scissor-kicks, long-range crackers, beautiful headers, it’s all in his repertoire. Then again he can miss a three-yard sitter as well. He can be quiet the whole game and then score a stunning goal from a free-kick, a header, a cracking shot from distance, you name it, he’s got it. He has good vision, he’s very imaginative, but his distribution is not good enough; the accuracy of his passing is still not perfect. He has an amazingly strong left-foot. He’s good at set-pieces and he’s very clever. Le Tallec is just an amazingly gifted player and an unpredictable one as well. One never knows what to expect of him. Nevertheless, any team would love to have him as he’s from the ones who decide games, he’s just special.
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