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Evans Wise came to Germany on his own hook at the age of 21 to become a Soccer Professional. Following initial difficulties and the indirect path through the Major League Soccer in the USA, the lightning-fast all-round striker with a special dribbling talent finally made it into the German National League (The Bundesliga) through SSV Ulm. After several other stops in Elversberg and Burghausen, the national player of Trinidad and Tobago returned to the Caribbean in the aftermath of a blow of fate to his family. Last year, he returned to the Oberliga through SV Waldhof Mannheim. “Wir Profis” talked with the World-Cup player about his home-country, his plans and the start of his career in Germany.

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While one of those country’s strikers was yesterday (Sunday) celebrating a goalscoring end to his season in England, across the globe in the United States another one was in agony over an injury which will put him on the sidelines for at least two weeks.
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WHEN 37-year-old veteran goalkeeper Shaka Hislop returned for his second spell at Upton Park during the summer, he knew that he was likely to spend most of the season on the sidelines.
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STERN JOHN faces an uncertain Coventry City future, admitting he hopes Micky Adams will not stand in his way if he gets an irresistible offer after the World Cup.
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Marvelous Marvin Andrews made the most divine intervention in the race for second place with two second half goals which clinched a vital win in Ayrshire.
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  3. No let-up for Coventry's John as Germany nears
  4. Glen: Finding a home at last
  5. Galaxy's Glen hopes to stick around
  6. L.A.'s Glen named Player of the Week
  7. Glen's finish elevates him to hero status for L.A.
  8. News is all Dwight as star stays
  9. Q & A With Ronnie Mauge
  10. Q & A with Ronnie Mauge
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