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Xavier Gravelaine (born 5
October 1968) is a
French football manager and
former football player, who pla**** for many
clubs in
France and
Europe and for...
- 3–2 in the 1st leg but lost 2–0 in Spain.
Despite the
goals of
Xavier Gravelaine, SM Caen
finished the
season in a
relatively disappointing eleventh rank...
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second moon
really existed, it
would have been seen by the Babylonians. de
Gravelaine, Joëlle (2006). "Lilith und das Losl****en".
Astrologie Heute (in German)...
- Tino Costa, Aurélien Chedjou,
Julien Escudé, Édouard Cissé and
Xavier Gravelaine have all worn the
colours of Pau FC
during their career. Athletics: CUP...
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Summer Olympics Pascal Hervé (born 1964), a road
racing cyclist.
Xavier Gravelaine (born 1968),
former footballer with 405 club caps and 4 for
France Maamar...
- M****ille 3–1 Le
Havre M****ille 20:00 CEST (UTC+2) L.
Blanc 48' (pen.), 54'
Gravelaine 59'
Horlaville 20' Stadium:
Stade Vélodrome Attendance: 23,317 Referee:...
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Blackburn Rovers – 2010–11
Elliot Grandin –
Blackpool – 2010–11
Xavier Gravelaine –
Watford – 1999–2000 François
Grenet –
Derby County – 2001–02 Léandre...
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professional promotion but
demonstrated remarkable progress.
Under Xavier Gravelaine's influence, the club
showcased an
offensive style of play,
thrilling fans...
- No. Pos.
Nation Player — MF FRA Roméo
Calenda (at Châteauroux) — MF FRA
Xavier Gravelaine (at Guingamp) — FW CMR
Patrick M'Boma (at Metz)...
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Sochaux 2002
Alain Caveglia Le
Havre 2003 Cédric Fauré
Toulouse 2004
Xavier Gravelaine Istres 2005
Bakari Koné
Lorient 2006
Karim Ziani Lorient 2007 Yoan Gouffran...
