I'm looking for a room, a new job and some sport
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Hi there my names David I'm 23. I'm from New Zealand over here with my girlfriend she's studying and I'm working in the King Arthur pub. Our apartment contract is about to expire so were looking for cheaper accommodation around the centre of Lyon. M y job at the moment isn't paying enough so I would like to get a building job. I owned my own business back home so doing the work isn't a problem it's just finding it, because I don't speak French its a bit hard. I love all types of sport I even tried to play rugby over here but I was too late in the season. I'm keen to pay something even if its some social football. 
Hi David and welcome to Expat.com!
I suggest you to post an advert in the section Housing in Lyon, it may help.
Harmonie
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