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lol, thanks for the correction I occasionally work in Quebec and France, and presumably make a complete fool of myself attempting french.

I'll fill in the first empty slot: SC BASTIA A

FC Lorient A please - although in the UK they are the called "The Orient"!

stuboy wrote:FC Lorient A please - although in the UK they are the called "The Orient"!

Makes sense - L'Orient = The Orient = The East (in both English and French).
Interesting to note that Lorient is located in France's Brittany region in the northwest part of the country.
Go figure.

sempai

In please with FC LORIENT B

in please...AS Bastia B

in please with PSG B!

In-for-me please ... FC SOCHAUX-MONTBELIARD A or any other I don't mind :+) c'est la vie

If it's still empty: Evian Thonon !

in plz..........GIRONDINS DE BORDEAUX B

So freestyle is allowed? If so, count me out.

In please, STADE de REIMS A.

Sochaux please or any.

j'aurais bien choisi ma couleur e coeur, l'om, mais suis prêt à relever le défi avec celles de ma ville: Nantes, de retour en ligue 1

in please, any team

Ligue 1A is now full, and Ligue 1B is now half-full.
We now have about 3 weeks to find those last 10 players.

sempai

In pls. Sempai, please choose my team for me.

PM Sent.

In Plz

Lille plz

In please AS Monaco B

in pls

sempaispellcheck wrote:

stuboy wrote:FC Lorient A please - although in the UK they are the called "The Orient"!

Makes sense - L'Orient = The Orient = The East (in both English and French).
Interesting to note that Lorient is located in France's Brittany region in the northwest part of the country.
Go figure.

sempai

Hey, i found the explanation (in French of course), could you translate mate?

Lorient est créé en 1666 pour répondre au développement de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales (françaises), fondée par Jean-Baptiste Colbert en 1664 à Port-Louis. L'exiguïté de Port-Louis entraîne l'installation du chantier naval dans une zone de friche nommée "le Faouëdic" située en amont de Port-Louis, à la jonction du Scorff et du Blavet. Le premier vaisseau qui y est construit s'appelle le "Le Soleil d'Orient". Les habitants, qui avaient pris l'habitude de se rendre à "L'orient" pour voir son avancement, donnèrent son nom à la nouvelle ville.

Mishalex wrote:

sempaispellcheck wrote:

stuboy wrote:FC Lorient A please - although in the UK they are the called "The Orient"!

Makes sense - L'Orient = The Orient = The East (in both English and French).
Interesting to note that Lorient is located in France's Brittany region in the northwest part of the country.
Go figure.

sempai

Hey, i found the explanation (in French of course), could you translate mate?

Lorient est créé en 1666 pour répondre au développement de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales (françaises), fondée par Jean-Baptiste Colbert en 1664 à Port-Louis. L'exiguïté de Port-Louis entraîne l'installation du chantier naval dans une zone de friche nommée "le Faouëdic" située en amont de Port-Louis, à la jonction du Scorff et du Blavet. Le premier vaisseau qui y est construit s'appelle le "Le Soleil d'Orient". Les habitants, qui avaient pris l'habitude de se rendre à "L'orient" pour voir son avancement, donnèrent son nom à la nouvelle ville.

classe !

I'll gladly play though I don't have a teammate...will take someone if they're available

in please as EN AVANT GUINGAMP B

Mishalex wrote:

sempaispellcheck wrote:

stuboy wrote:FC Lorient A please - although in the UK they are the called "The Orient"!

Makes sense - L'Orient = The Orient = The East (in both English and French).
Interesting to note that Lorient is located in France's Brittany region in the northwest part of the country.
Go figure.

sempai

Hey, i found the explanation (in French of course), could you translate mate?

Sure thing!

The city of Lorient was founded in 1666 to support the French East Indies Company*, which had been founded by Jean-Baptiste Colbert in 1664 in nearby Port-Louis. The small size of Port-Louis led to the construction of a dockyard in an uncultivated area known as Faouédic, located upstream from Port-Louis at the junction of the Scorff and Blavet rivers. The first ship built there was named "The Oriental Sun." The inhabitants of the region, who had gotten into the habit of coming to "the Orient" to watch the ship being built, gave its name to their new city.

*Most Americans are probably more familiar with the unrelated but similarly named Dutch East India Company, who employed such early explorers of North America as Henry Hudson, who sailed up the river now named for him, which is located in my home state of New York.

sempai

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