With a minimum of fuss, Joel Landry N’Guemo has gradually cemented his place in the Cameroon set-up. Following Paul Le Guen’s appointment as national coach, the defensive midfielder appeared in three of the last four of Cameroon’s must-win qualifiers for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™, earning the admiration of the former Lyon and PSG manager for his work rate and commitment to the cause.<\/P>
Serving his apprenticeship with AS Nancy-Lorraine, the diminutive N’Guemo quickly adapted to life in Ligue 1, enjoying several first-team outings before turning 20 and also running out in the UEFA Cup. At the end of the 2008\/09 season, during which he played 33 league games for Nancy and five UEFA Cup matches, he signed for Glasgow Celtic on loan.<\/P>
N’Guemo was a member of the Indomitable Lions side at the last two CAF African Cup of Nations in Ghana and Angola, and prior to that he represented his country at the FIFA U-17 World Cup Finland 2003.<\/P>
“It would be a dream for me to make the trip to South Africa,” he commented recently on his rise to prominence. “When I think back to my early days at Nancy, which weren’t that long ago, I would never have imagined that I’d come this far.”<\/P>","185D9308B7C9E0BBE486C613A62D93FE":"1","BE541FF326E82F6A":"Kayserispor","12F030D6FCEE9D12":"37444","7FB3F46040506B81":"Landry N'Guemo","FD159EB5937AD12F4B2E9E75B80D3D16":"Cameroon","572BB26E7A76C211":"1242","2278C81F60D7F1ECF170F6DDE4B76865":"Akhisar Bld.Geng","7379EA3CEBE73A3F":"174cm","5BAE2FF41BC6AD03489546EF11EAFCB7":"1985-11-28","EBC62A89E472008E22ACFCF9251EA2ED":"","4FB95329DB27F065AB688F47FF3E7436":"","1A49EE26E6AAD5C64FC6A19EFDD00C1A":"Akhisar Bld.Geng,Saint-Etienne,Bordeaux,Nancy,Celtic[on loan]","C3DE130B7D4AB7DB":"Landry N'Guemo","D39E7C23A464F86D":"1","e_index":5};