Found this list online, here, and thought it was interesting. Good for Spurs and Villa fans at
least.
The list is correct as of 17/11/09.
Top 20 Teams For Producing England Internationals (all time):
1. Aston Villa 68
2. Tottenham 62
3. Everton 59
4.
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Southampton 1-3 Brighton (15:11:09)
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I'm probably bereft of any Albion supporting credit nowadays. With the non-league coverage on these
pages coupled with the European stuff something had to give. Unfortunately, it was my 30 year
association with The Seagulls and my £400 quid season ticket in that athletics stadium.
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The English League One continues on Sunday, November 15, 2009 with Southampton hosting Brighton
& Hove Albion. Currently, both of the clubs are at the bottom half of the table and in need of
points. Live coverage (with streams) will be providing by other partner site, Free Live Sports TV,
at the following link below.
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The Football League Cup or Johnstone's Paint Trophy continues on Wednesday with Southampton
taking on Charlton Athletic. The match will be covered live on our other site, Free Live Sports TV,
at the following link below.
Southampton v Charlton Athletic LIVE English Football League Cup (JPT) Wednesday, November 11,
2009 19:45 GMT, 14:45 EST
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It's a light day of soccer/football on Friday, November 6, 2009. The German Bundesliga has their
typical Friday match along with matches in the English Championship and English FA Cup. These three
matches will be covered live at Free Live Sports TV. The links for each match are below along with
match times.
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EPL Talk 04 November @ 05:40 AM EST
Chivers with Bill Nicholson/From BBC Sport
Spurs and Southampton legend Martin Chivers joins us on the podcast. Among the topics discussed
are:
- His new autobiography
- His current hospitality work with Spurs
- His thoughts on Spurs potential new stadium
- What it took get noticed by Southampton
- Did the move to White Hart Lane help his prospects for making Alf Ramsey's England
squad?
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Longpier 03 November @ 09:19 AM EST
One of the world's largest banks, HSBC, is to cut a number of jobs in Southend as part of a
cost-cutting exercise.
In total 1,700 jobs will be lost nationwide in the latest round of cuts - an unspecified number of
positions will go in the town.
The union Unite said that the cuts would be centred on HSBC sites in Southend, Southampton,
Leicester and Sheffield and would bring the total number of job losses at the bank to 4,600 so far
this year.
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After a disappointing start to the season that sees them sitting above the League One relegation
places on goal difference, Brighton & Hove Albion have parted company with their manager, Russell
Slade. This in itself isn't much of a surprise, but it does provide us with a reasonable case study
on the psychology of football supporters and the pressure under which clubs find themselves.
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With Southampton coming from behind at Leyton Orient today for a 2-2 draw, the Saints haven't lost
a game in their last 5 in League One. In fact, Alan Pardews squad has only lost once in their last
10. Does Southampton have a chance at making the playoffs despite starting out with a 10 point
deficit?
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Before David Beckham popularised this art, goals from the halfway line were spectacular but rare.
Since then, there have been more and more outrageous goals scored by really talented
footballers.
Just recently, a college university freshman from SMU scored a 95-yard goal which bounced over the
opposition goalkeeper and into net.
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Good move all round?
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Alex McLeish is lining up a move for Tottenham defender Gareth Bale when the transfer
window opens in January.
Birmingham manager McLeish will have around £40million at his disposal following Carson Yeung's
takeover and, according to the Daily Mirror, will spend £3m on the Spurs left-back.
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Andy Goram came to Manchester United on loan during the 2000-2001 to help us out during a time
when our other goalies, Fabien Barthez and Raimond Van der Gouw, were unavailable Barthez on duty
with the French side and Van der Gouw struggling with injury.
His first game was our 4-2 win over Coventry in the league although was subbed off with an hour
played with the scoreline at 2-2.
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EPL Talk 27 October @ 06:18 AM EST
It's been a strange but heartwarming Premier League season so far in that no manager has been
sacked, at least not quite yet. But when was the last time a manager was sacked so late in the
season?
According to the record books, the 2009/2010 Premier League season is on course to have the
fewest managers sacked before November for several years.
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Boro announce Southgate's successor days after everyone already knew about it! Expect post match
interviews at the Riverside to be far more fun from now on.
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Middlesbrough have appointed Gordon Strachan as their new manager.
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At later stages, clubs are now fairly open in their contempt for the FA Cup, fielding reserve
teams and compaining about fixture congestion, but at this stage it still matters. This weekend
sees the Fourth Qualifying Round, the sixth stage of the competition and that at which Blue Square
Premier clubs enter.
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EPL Talk 24 October @ 05:59 AM EST
Tottenham Hotspur legend Martin Chivers will be a guest on an upcoming episode of the EPL Talk
Podcast, the daily Premier League interview and analysis show.
Chivers made 367 appearances for Tottenham Hotspur between 1968 to 1976, scoring 174 goals. He
also won 24 caps for England between 1971-73.
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EPL Talk 23 October @ 03:44 AM EST
Come Sunday, expect the television cameras to be zooming in on the faces of Rafa Benitez and Sir
Alex Ferguson as they try to detect whether the pressure is getting to either manager. Attention
will be paid to body language and how each manager interacts with one another, what the handshake
is like and to make sure they exchange pleasantries after the final whistle is blown.
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Wheel of Fortune
The 2008/09 season has been a mixed bag for Lewes FC to say the least. The club have been beset by
off the field problems (mainly financial) on almost a weekly basis. There are reasons to be
cheerful down at the Dripping Pan though and for now let's dwell on the positives.
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Arsenal midfielder Theo Walcott is back with the rest of the squad. After facing months on the
sidelines due to a back injury, the youngster may feature in this weekend's game away at
Fulham.
Speaking of the injury, the former Southampton player said:
I've trained all week, hopefully I will play some part at the weekend and then we will go from
there," he highlighted.
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Arsenal midfielder Theo Walcott is back with the rest of the squad. After facing months on the
sidelines due to a back injury, the youngster may feature in this weekend's game away at
Fulham.
Speaking of the injury, the former Southampton player said:
I've trained all week, hopefully I will play some part at the weekend and then we will go from
there," he highlighted.
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New football book titles out this month include an autobiography of former Saints' icon Matt Le
Tissier Taking The Tiss: My Autobiography, a biography of Eric Cantona Cantona: The Rebel Who Would
Be King and a book on African football Feet Of The Chameleon.
Other new books published in September are Celtic's Lost Legend an autobiography from George
Connelly and No Smoke, No Fire by David Jones, an account of the false accusations of child abuse
brought against the former Stockport County, Southampton, Wolves and now Cardiff manager.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger expressed his disappointment about a possible Under-18 transfer
regulation rule to be imposed by FIFA and UEFA, with the Frenchman adding this could damage the
image of the English Premiership, already missing something after the departure of Cristiano
Ronaldo.
On his youth policy, the Frenchman said:
It will make that policy virtually impossible.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger expressed his disappointment about a possible Under-18 transfer
regulation rule to be imposed by FIFA and UEFA, with the Frenchman adding this could damage the
image of the English Premiership, already missing something after the departure of Cristiano
Ronaldo.
On his youth policy, the Frenchman said:
It will make that policy virtually impossible.
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My selections for last week almost made me a little money, but with accumulators almost is not
enough. Liverpool to beat Burnley, West Brom beat Plymouth and Sunderland beat Hull, but Charlton
(who had a 100% record up until this match) could only manage a draw at home against Southampton.
It wasn't a result anyone [.
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News today in the People suggests that if Matt Le Tissier had been successful in his bid to buy
Southampton recently, Alan Shearer could well have become the manager of his former club. Alan
Shearer will he get Newcastle chance this season? Shearer is still said to be desperate to manage
the club, but that will [.
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Well, will you be booing? I personally don't know. He didn't do his job and deserved to go, but are
we making him shoulder more than his fair share of blame? Either way, I'm wary of his return. His
record against previous employers means no-one should expect a walkover against our fellow
travellers from the Championship, Southampton.
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When you think of football's greatest one-club men, the likes of Tony Adams, Paolo Maldini and Ryan
Giggs spring to mind. But how hard can it be to stay at a club at the pinnacle of European
football? Was their loyalty truly tested? The same question cannot be asked of Matt Le Tissier, the
Southampton legend and one of the finest players to grace the Premier League stage.
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Off the Post 11 September @ 05:48 AM EST
Old Bill talk to FA about failed spread betting rip-off Police have been in contact with the FA
over Matt Le Tissier's admission in his autobiography that he took part in a failed betting scam.
OTP thought that giving the book the criminal title Taking Le Tiss was a more heinous offence, but
what do we [.
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The ol' Southampton forward has admitted to some reprehensible behavior.
Matt Le Tissier, now a television pundit, revealed in his autobiography that he tried to influence
a game for betting purposes (the wager was on which club would get the first throw-in, weird but
true).
For shame.
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Given he's got an autobiography to sell, I'm not sure if it's a good or bad thing for former
England and Southampton star Matthew Le Tissier that the revelation he placed a spread bet on a
game he played in hit the press today, well-buried under the Chelsea news. Le Tissier explained
what he says was the only time he ever did this, betting on the time the first throw-in would
come:
We were safe from the threat of relegation when we went to Wimbledon on April 17 and, as it was
a televised match, there was a wide range of bets available.
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Off the Post 03 September @ 04:30 AM EST
Saint turns sinner Southampton legend Matt Le Tissier has confessed he hatched a plan to cheat
bookies out of £10,000 during his playing days. The Sky Sports pundit got his mates to place bets
on the first throw-in of a 1995 Premier League match coming within 60 seconds. Le Tissier planned
to get the ball straight from [.
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goalpost.tv 02 September @ 08:03 AM EST
.Arsenal Transfered In: Thomas Vermaelen (Ajax, £11m), Damian Martinez (Club Athletico
Independiente, £1.3m), Jamie Edge (Cheltenham, undisc) Transfered Out: Abu Ogogo (Dag & Red,
free), Amaury Bischoff (Academica de Coimbra, free), Emmanuel Adebayor (Man C, £25m), Kolo Toure
(Man C, £14m), Jay Simpson (QPR, loan), James Dunne (Exeter, free), Rui Fonte (Lisbon, free), Rene
Steer (Oldham, free), [.
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In all likelihood 18 year-old striker Nile Ranger will start tonight for Newcastle Nile Ranger
signing his new contract earlier this year starts tonight? Ranger was signed as a free agent last
August after being rather abruptly released by Southampton, and he told the Evening Chronicle
today: "My aim is to play as much first-team football [.
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"You're too excited," the doctor said. "You're top of the league, and you can't cope with the
change in emotion. You didn't even write anything after the Walsall match, for heaven's sake. I
suggest you take a holiday. A long one."So Stuart gets the keys to the shop and the Twitter feed
between now and, er, some time after the Southampton match.
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