Jean-Jacques Tizié

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Jean-Jacques Tizié (born September 7, 1972) is an retired Ivorian football goalkeeper, he last plays for Africa Sports.

[edit] Career

Before moving to Espérance de Tunis, he has enjoyed spells with Lazer FC, Africa Sport and Stade d'Abidjan.

[edit] International career

He was the first-choice goalkeeper for Ivory Coast at the World Cup 2006. Tizié has won 28 caps (as of April 2006).

[edit] Background

Before going into the world of football, he was a handball goalkeeper for the French national team. He is also known for having lost a testicle in a freak accident during a football match. ^[1]

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Jean-Jacques Tizié at National-Football-Teams.com

v • d • e Côte d'Ivoire squad – 2000 Africa Cup of Nations 1 Gouaméné • 2 Dao • 3 Zéré • 4 Diabaté • 5 Akassou • 6 Tébily • 7 Kone • 8 Angan • 9 Kouassi • 10 Bakayoko • 11 Diallo • 12 Dié • 13 Badra • 14 Guel • 15 Kalou • 16 Diarra • 17 Domoraud • 18 Dago • 19 Abouo • 20 Zoko • 21 Sié • 22 Tizié • Coach: Martin

v • d • e Côte d'Ivoire squad – 2006 Africa Cup of Nations Runners-up 1 Tizié • 2 Akalé • 3 Boka • 4 K. Touré • 5 Zokora • 6 Kouassi • 7 Faé • 8 Kalou • 9 A. Koné • 10 Yapi Yapo • 11 Drogba • 12 Méïté • 13 Zoro • 14 B. Koné • 15 Dindane • 16 Gnanhouan • 17 Domoraud • 18 Keïta • 19 Y. Touré • 20 Demel • 21 Eboué • 22 Romaric • 23 Barry • Coach: Michel

v • d • e Côte d'Ivoire squad – 2006 FIFA World Cup 1 Tizié • 2 Akalé • 3 Boka • 4 K. Touré • 5 Zokora • 6 Kouassi • 7 Faé • 8 Kalou • 9 A. Koné • 10 Yapi Yapo • 11 Drogba • 12 Méïté • 13 Zoro • 14 B. Koné • 15 Dindane • 16 Gnanhouan • 17 Domoraud • 18 Keïta • 19 Y. Touré • 20 Demel • 21 Eboué • 22 Romaric • 23 Barry • Coach: Michel

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