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Carlos Mendes Gomes
Morecambe Forward

Best mate?
I would say Toumani Diagouraga. Since he joined in January he’s someone I’ve really liked - not only as the player he is now, but he’s had a brilliant career and has got so much experience. I always try to learn from him on the training pitch and during matches, and he’s a great guy away from the field as well. He’s a really funny person, someone you can talk to about anything, and he’s my roommate on away trips.
Last to buy dinner?
I’ll say Aaron Wildig, but I think it’s probably more him be...

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