Willy Guéret

Guéret was born in Saint-Claude, Guadeloupe. He joined Le Mans in 1996, playing alongside a young Didier Drogba, but moved to England on 28 July 2000 when he signed for Millwall. First-team opportunities were limited, however, and Guéret made only 18 starts for Millwall (with a further two as substitute) in all competitions. He was on the bench as Millwall lost the 2004 FA Cup final to Manchester United, and contributed to two games earlier in the cup run against Telford United and Burnley. On 1 July 2004, Guéret signed for Swansea City. The club achieved promotion from League Two in his first season at Bury but Guéret's celebrations turned sour when the Swansea players entered the directors box against the orders of the game safety officer after the final whistle. Guéret and the other players were ordered by police to leave the directors box but Gueret was arrested for repeatedly telling a police officer to fuck off. Guéret was placed in a police van and taken to Bury police station where he was later released after being issued an £80 fixed penalty notice for disorder for an offence under s5 Public Order Act and was able to travel back from Greater Manchester to Swansea with his teammates. He expressed his wish to stay at the club until the end of his career. He would later go on to help Swansea win the 2006 Football League Trophy final. However, having fallen out of favour at Swansea, Guéret signed for MK Dons on the opening day of the 2007–08 season. He was hailed by Ray…

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Football League Second Division: 2000–01 FA Cup runner-up: 2003–04 Swansea City

Football League Two third-place promotion: 2004–05 Football League Trophy: 2005–06 Milton Keynes Dons

Football League Two: 2007–08 Football League Trophy: 2007–08 Individual

Football League Golden Glove: 2007–08 Football League Two