BBC SPORT Arabic Spanish Russian Chinese
BBCi NEWS   SPORT   WEATHER   WORLD SERVICE   A-Z INDEX    SEARCH 

BBC Sport
    You are in: Football: Africa: Africans abroad  
Sport Front Page
-------------------
Football
Teams
Statistics
FA Cup
Eng Prem
Internationals
Champions League
Uefa Cup
Eng Div 1
Eng Div 2
Eng Div 3
Eng Conf
Scot Prem
Scottish Cup
Scot Div 1
Scot Div 2
Scot Div 3
Europe
Africa
League of Wales
Cricket
Rugby Union
Rugby League
Tennis
Golf
Motorsport
Boxing
Athletics
Other Sports
-------------------
Special Events
-------------------
Sports Talk
-------------------
BBC Pundits
TV & Radio
Question of Sport
-------------------
Photo Galleries
Funny Old Game
-------------------
Around The UK: 
N Ireland
Scotland
Wales

BBC Sport Academy
BBC News
BBC Weather
SERVICES
-------------
LANGUAGES
EDITIONS

   Sunday, 22 December, 2002, 14:35 GMT
Job makes his comeback
Jospeh-Desire Job tangles with Robert Pires
Job (right) was immediately back in action
Cameroon star Joseph-Desire Job made his comeback for Middlesbrough after coming on as a substitute against Arsenal.

The forward - who sustained a crack in the base of skull just three weeks ago in a clash with another player - came on after Dutchman George Boateng was injured.

Boateng picked up a knee injury halfway through the first half, and Middlesbrough boss Steve McClaren immediately made the switch.

Middlesbrough went on to lose the match 2-0.

Click here for all the latest from the My Club section

News and Statistics

Match coverage

Daily club news
Internet links:


The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites

Links to more Africans abroad stories are at the foot of the page.


 E-mail this story to a friend

Links to more Africans abroad stories

© BBC ^^ Back to top

Sport Front Page | Football | Cricket | Rugby Union | Rugby League |
Tennis | Golf | Motorsport | Boxing | Athletics | Other Sports |
Special Events | Sports Talk | BBC Pundits | TV & Radio | Question of Sport |
Photo Galleries | Funny Old Game | N Ireland | Scotland | Wales