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Some good words today from Matt Le Tissier about both Alan Pardew and the Newcastle side.
Matt Le Tissier Tiote and Cabaye are heartbeat of the side Le Tissier spent his entire playing
career Southampton, and in 540 appearances for the south coast side, scored 210 goals in career
the lasted from 1986 through 2002.
Matt Le Tissier may be regarded as something of a legend in English football but his comments
regarding Arsenal made this morning seem to be wildly off the mark. Speaking to talkSport, Le
Tissier said, [Van Persie is unbelievable and... without him, Arsenal look a very mediocre side."
There is no doubt that Van Persie's [.
Sky Sports pundit Matt Le Tissier was scathing in his assessment of Arsenal yesterday despite their
3-0 win, and reckons they would be a mid-table team if it was not for two goal hero Robin Van
Persie. Summing up after the game Le Tissier said, "In the end it was comfortable, but not in the
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By Sam Blakeley, writing from London
To the uninitiated, the ‘number 10' in football is that archetypal player who links midfield
with attack, floating between the two and becoming the playmaker of the side. He must be blessed
with vision, composure, awareness, and an incredible range of passing, culminating in an almost
extra-sensory ability to control the game and be within and without everything that happens going
forward for the team.
With the news that Edwin Van Der Sar will retire at the end of the season the task is on for Man
United find a replacement for the 40-year-old Dutchman.
The former Ajax stopper has been a cornerstone of United's success in recent years, helping them
win three Premier League titles and the 2008 Champions League since joining from Fulham in 2005.
We all have different memories, but when it comes to memories of the best goals ever scored in
English top flight football, do most of us recall the same goals or not? And are these goals part
of all of our conscious memories because we rate them so highly or because we've seen the goals
replayed over and over again on any highlights package?
