Mar

19

It’s another White Hart Lane thiller, but…

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Tottenham - what were you thinking? A spectacular 4-4 draw may of been salvaged due to a late Robbie Keane strike but the decision to play highlights from your Carling Cup success before the game is utterly baffling. Why give Chelsea even more ammunition after their pathetic 2-1 reverse?
All said and done though, what a game. [...]

Jan

22

A Few Cheap Laughs

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And I don’t just mean Titus Bramble’s defending. To celebrate the return of the King (cough) that is Keegan, here’s my top twenty seven (there’s too many to have a top ten) of his collected ramblings. I think this what they mean when they say “He’s got a good football brain”, i.e. it’s made of [...]

Oct

3

Graham Stack shows the way

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In complete contrast to what we saw from Dida, take a look at former Arsenal keeper Graham Stack (then on loan to Belgian side Beveren), and see how he deals with fans coming onto the pitch.

Jan

27

Marco van Basten

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It’s the range of different goals he scored that made him so great.

Oct

16

Matt Le Tissier’s top 10 goals

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Technically the best player England have ever produced. Would he have been as effective at a club like Arsenal, Liverpool or United? Who knows but Saints fans were lucky to have enjoyed goals like these for his entire career.