Powerful Frenchman Jonathan arrived at Brisbane Road in January 2010 following a successful trial period at the club. A strong striker with top flight experience in his native France, Belgium and Turkey, Téhoué came to E10 with an impressive pedigree and made a name for himself in England by netting Orient's equaliser in their 1-1 draw with Arsenal in the FA Cup last season. His professional career began with French side SC Bastia, for whom he played seven Ligue Un matches in the 2003/04 season. Injury disrupted his time at Bastia, and he moved to Cyprus to join APOEL in 2005 before returning to northern Europe with a spell at Belgian side Royal Excelsior Virton in the second half of the 2005/06 season. His impressive form at Excelsior earned him a move to top flight side FC Brussels in the summer of 2006. Turkish Süper Lig club Kasımpaşaspor then came calling the following close season, and he also played for Konyaspor before a contract dispute ended his time in Turkey. He looked set to join Huddersfield Town in the 2008/09 season, but the ongoing dispute with Konyaspor scuppered a move to England at that time. But having secured his release from his Turkish club in late 2009, Téhoué began to make up for lost time by becoming a super-sub for the O's - 10 of his 11 goals last term came from the bench. Jonathan Téhoué Squad No: 18 Position: Striker Place and Date of Birth: Paris (France), May 3 1984 Full Orient Debut: Home v Yeovil Town (W2-0, January 19 2010)