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Full name
  
tama fasavalu

Number
  
19

Height
  
1.80 m

Date of birth
  
07 03 1976

Years
  
Team

Current team
  
Central United

Place of birth
  
samoa, Samoa

Name
  
Tama Fasavalu

Position
  
Forward

Playing position
  
striker

Role
  
Footballer


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Tama Fasavalu is a Samoan former international footballer who played in New Zealand for Central United as a defender. On May 3, 2012, Fasavalu was indefinitely suspended from the sport by the Auckland Football Federation after striking a referee and breaking his jaw during a match.

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Club career

Fasavalu began his career in Samoa with Kiwi and Tuanaimoto Breeze, before moving to Central United in 2005. He subsequently moved to New Zealand second division Manukau City.

On 25 April 2012 while playing for Manukau City in a match against Tauranga City, Fasavalu was issued a second yellow card at the 79th minute, and subsequently struck referee Len Gattsche in the jaw, breaking it in three places and requiring surgery. Subsequently, Fasavalu was banned from the sport, fined, and criminally charged with wounding with intent to injure.

International career

Fasavalu has played at international level for Samoa.

References

Tama Fasavalu Wikipedia


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