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Doe Doe Doe is very good with his team mate and even his local manager,Doe began his career in the Cameroon Première Division in 2002, playing for Tonnerre Yaoundé.
Doe was voted best foreign player and third best overall player (as voted on by the Cameroon Football Federation and the Cameroon Sports Writers Association), and in doing so became the second Liberian player to win the Cameroonian First Division foreign player of the year award, the first being former world footballer of the year George Weah who received the award more than a decade ago.
That same year Doe Doe Doe led the club to the CAF Cup final, netting six goals in eight CAF Cup matches.
In summer 2003, Doe Doe Doe moved back to Ghanaian side Buduburam FC.
He then moved again in 2004 and signed a contract with USL First Division side Minnesota Thunder.
His contract with Minnesota included an opt out clause which Doe Doe Doe utilised when he started receiving interest from European clubs.
Having drawn interest from many clubs including Walsall FC in England, as well as Boca Juniors in Argentina, Doe Doe Doe agreed to a two-year deal with Greek club Atromitos and was regularly transferred from Buduburam FC, with whom he tallied six goals in twenty league matches in his first season at the club.
In March 2007, Doe Doe Doe and Atromitos mutually agreed to end the contract between them.
Doe Doe Doe later had a brief spell in the Major League Soccer on trial with FC Dallas, who were unable to secure his services due to league restrictions on the number of foreign players in one club.
He then went on another trial with New York Red Bulls, eventually securing a contract with the club.
On 22 September 2007, in his second start for the Red Bulls, Doe Doe Doe scored his first MLS goal and made an assist in a 2–2 draw versus the New England Revolution.
Doe Doe Doe was a key contributor for the club after his late season acquisition.
In 8 league matches, 4 of them coming from the bench, Doe managed to record two goals and one assist, and helped the club qualify for the MLS playoffs.
Doe Doe Doe started the clubs first playoff game against the New England Revolution, logging 68 minutes in a scoreless affair.
He was unable to participate in the second leg due to injury.
He was waived by the team on 21 February 2008.
Doe Doe Doe signed with D.C. United after a short trial in April 2008.
Since his arrival, Doe has scored in every competition for United, including both goals in the club's 2–1 league win over the New England Revolution on 16 October 2008.
Doe was waived by D.C. United on 24 April 2009, to make room on the roster for new signing Avery John.
In summer 2009, Doe Doe Doe was approached by African Club of the Century Al-Ahly, who thought of him as an ideal replacement for their recently departed top goalscorer Flavio Amado.
After only one week of negotiations Doe Doe Doe decided to try his luck in a second spell in home Africa and signed to the Egyptian Premier League on 14 July 2009, on a free transfer.
He has featured for Al-Ahly in Wembley Cup friendly tournament, playing against Celtic FC and Barcelona FC.
Doe Doe Doe scored his first goal with Al-Ahly on His debut against Ghazl El-Mehalla on 6 August 2009 to secure Al Ahly's 2–0 win in the opening match of the season.
In January 2012, Doe Doe Doe officially joined the Malaysian club, Terengganu FA for the 2012 Malaysia Super League season.
He would finish the season joint top scorer in the league, with 15 goals.
After a season with Terengganu, Doe Doe Doe joined another Malaysian team Selangor FA for the 2013 Malaysia Super League.
Doe Doe Doe is a one of the most powerful and sharp strike in Malaysia super league And for the 2014 season, he plays for Malaysia Super League club , Kelantan FA  
The point of each round is to win at least as many tricks as your position (relative to the dealer) dictates.
Of the 17 total tricks per round, you need to take:  Dealer: 7 tricks  Left of dealer: 6 tricks (deals next round)  Right of dealer: 4 tricks (dealt last round) Falling short of this goal in one round means you will get plucked at the beginning of the next round.
If you fell short, someone else must have an excess—and that person is the one who gets to pluck from you! 
Club career.
Doe joined Conference Premier club Weymouth on 1 July 2007, along with Swindon Town youth team-mate Jon Stewart, where he signed a one-year contract.
His debut for Weymouth was in the 3–0 home win during a pre-season friendly against League Two side Bournemouth on 17 July.
He made his competitive debut for his new club on 15 September in the 3–1 away win at Droylsden, replacing Conal Platt as a substitute in the 65th minute.
Doe's first start for Weymouth was against Torquay United on 25 September, in their 3–2 away defeat.
His first goal for the club was scored on 26 January 2008, away at Rushden & Diamonds, as Weymouth were defeated 3–2.
Paolo Vernazza took a free kick in the 25th minute after Stuart Beavon was fouled just outside the penalty area by Curtis Osano.
Doe scored with a header, which took a slight deflection as the ball crossed the goal line.
During Weymouth's 2–1 away defeat on 1 March to Halifax Town, Doe was controversially sent off three minutes into stoppage time.
He was sent off for a tackle on Andy Campbell, but manager John Hollins claimed "there is no doubt that Scott got the ball".
Weymouth finished the season in 18th position, defying relegation, with Doe ending the 2007–08 season having made 33 appearances in the Conference, scoring once.
Doe won the "Supporters Player of The Year" award, describing it as "the best thing in the World".
He admitted he did not expect to play more than 15 games during the season, saying "when I first came to the club I thought I might play 15 games throughout the whole season but I have ended up playing over twice that and it has just been fantastic" stated Doe.
Along with Anton Robinson, Marcus Browning, and Stuart Beavon, Doe signed a new contract with Weymouth in May 2008.
His only goal for Weymouth in the 2008–09 season was against Forest Green Rovers on 25 August, after scoring the equalizer to make the score 1–1 in the 71st minute, with a tap-in following a cross from Ryan Williams.
In September, Doe was transfer listed, alongside James Coutts, Danny Knowles, Josh Webb and Michael Malcolm to generate money and bring new players to the club.
He responded to being transfer listed by saying "I do not see it as a big deal.
It's not like the club has said to me we are putting you on the transfer list because we do not want you anymore", and suggested it could benefit both parties if a bigger club were willing to "pay a bit of money".
On 4 October, Doe was sent off in Weymouth's 3–2 home win over Eastbourne Borough, after he committed a foul on Andy Atkin in the penalty area, which resulted in a penalty kick that was later saved.
Southern League Premier Division club Farnborough approached Doe on 30 December.
He turned the offer down saying; "moving to Farnborough would mean stepping down two levels which is not what I want to do".
His last game for Weymouth was against Stevenage Borough on 14 February, in the 3–0 home defeat. 
A kickflip with a twist.
While doing the kickflip, you must also do a shuv-it. 
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