With the game เว็บพนันบอล ดีที่สุด that soccer ball is one of the sports that show "Manhood" came out as much as possible. From the style of play that has to collide all the time Make the picture of the people who did this profession in the past, there must be berserk, impulsive and fearless. That makes footballers who are not compliant Often being targeted To mocking being gay In the midst of an era where the rights and gender equality were not yet recognized Whether male-female or LGBTQ, the one who experienced the most in the 90s was Chelsea's former left-back Graeme Le Sau. That was the target of bullying More than a decade here Left Banker Chelsea Graham Le Sauze's football career began when he was still living on the island of Jersey. Largest island in the Chanel Islands Which is located in the south of England Close to the land of france When he became a member of the St. Paul's, the island team as a child, before his local tournament performance caught the eye of Chelsea manager John Hollin in At that time So he signed a contract to play in the Blues' youth team since 1987, but Le Sauz's first life in the Chelsea shirt was not very competitive. Because even though he was given a lot of opportunity to enter the field But the conflict with Ian Portterfield, the manager of the back, was not satisfied with the substitution. And refused to sit as a backup He was sold to Blackburn Rovers in March 1993.
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