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Marca said:While many footballers await the call of exotic countries to sign the contract of its life, Fran Sandaza (Toledo, 1984) has resisted to the charm of the 'petrodollars' for, while dreams of return to Spain after three seasons abroad, to continue connected with the Brighton and Hove Albion. Last week was a little atypical for the former one of the Dundee United, with the one that champion of the FA was proclaimed Cup Scottish. The Al-Wakrah, that occupies positions of descent in the Katar Stars League -is eleventh in the board-, thought about the assailant of the 'seagulls' by way of enema and Sandaza did not doubt in doing the suitcases to be be going to test to Doha. Its goals did not cause they expected and, already in its first training, noted a 'hat-trick' before the amazed look of its companions. Nevertheless, Fran declined to continue the steps of Iron and piggy bank and decided to be returned to the discipline of the assembly that directs Gustavo Poyet: "I am 26 years old, I am very youth still and my intention is to do me a hole in the soccer of European elite. I think that, with time, will be presented me again the opportunity to come to play Katar. Now the sports thing on the economic thing should predominate". In the sports thing, the things go of wonder to the Brighton and Hove Albion, noticeable leader of the League One and classified for the dieciseisavos of end of the FA Cup thanks to the goals of Sandaza: "The truth is that me I cannot complain of how the things in the Cup are leaving me. I marked against the FC United of Manchester and I repeated against the Portsmouth of Kanu, current runner-up. I hope can return to 'to wet' against the Watford and a large one of the Premier touch us. I would love to play against the United, the Arsenal or the Chelsea".
First of all, apologies for the terrible translation! I think the fact Gus let him go for a trial means, he really can't see much of a future here for the Long Faced One. Not sure exactly what this means for his immediate future as he has come back to us for now.
Sandaza renuncia a los 'petrodólares' qataríes - MARCA.com