David Martot

David Martot ( born 1 February 1981 in Fécamp ) is a French football player.

Career

Martot first played in the U.S. Fécamp in his native city. There he was admitted in 1997 with 16 years in the cadre of the fourth division team and regularly used for this. This meant that he was taken in 1998 by the professional club Le Havre AC under contract, where he first stood in the squad, however, the reserve team, and thus continued to play in the fourth division. For the season 2000 /01 he was accepted into the professional selection, which took at this time in the highest French league. However Martot ran on a single time for a team that then consisted of 35 players. Two years later, on 28 September 2002, he succeeded at 0:4 against CS Sedan be Erstligadebüt, where he appeared as a substitute in the 85th minute. In the period that followed, he was able to establish himself as a regular player, he remained in the second division at the end of his first season after relegation. In 2007 he moved on loan for a year to the English third division side Brighton & Hove Albion and played for the first time in his career abroad.

After his return to Le Havre, his contract was not renewed and there Martot found in the second division club Vannes OC a new employer. The club where he was a regular player, he remained faithful until after the relegation to the third tier in 2011, his contract was not renewed. After that he was half a year without a club before he signed in January 2012 during fourth division USJA Carquefou. He received in Carquefou a regular place and reached with the team in the summer of 2012 the first ascent of the association to the third tier. 2013 he returned to his home Fécamp and was resumed in the cadre of U.S. Fécamp; at the same time the responsibility for a local football school for children, he was assigned.