Monday, September 3, 2012
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- West Brom boss Steve Clarke doesn’t sound like a broken record, but a broken gramophone
- Video: Paolo Di Canio subs then slates goalkeeper Wes Foderingham (Preston vs Swindon)
- A determined Robert Snodgrass run makes John Motson go squeaky (Tottenham 1-1 Norwich)
- Hard Tackle: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger exposes himself against Liverpool
- Top 10 conclusions Premier League weekend 1-2 September
| West Brom boss Steve Clarke doesn’t sound like a broken record, but a broken gramophone Posted: 03 Sep 2012 02:46 AM PDT The Premier League is now into its third decade, but this might just be the first time that a gramophone has been mentioned in a post-match interview. West Brom boss Steve Clarke is the man who needs to upgrade his audio system. Traditionally, people who repeat themselves sound like a broken record… but the Baggies’ [...]
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| Video: Paolo Di Canio subs then slates goalkeeper Wes Foderingham (Preston vs Swindon) Posted: 03 Sep 2012 01:56 AM PDT Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio has been up to his tricks again, showing his unique management philosophies during his side’s defeat to Preston at the weekend. Unimpressed with the performance of goalkeeper Wes Foderingham, the Italian manager subbed the keeper just 21 minutes into the match. A furious Foderingham stormed off the pitch and straight [...]
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| A determined Robert Snodgrass run makes John Motson go squeaky (Tottenham 1-1 Norwich) Posted: 03 Sep 2012 01:22 AM PDT OTP is sure we can all agree that there’s nothing in football quite so exciting as a determined run by Robert Snodgrass. It’s perfectly understandable then that just such a run from the Norwich man caused John Motson’s voice to go all squeaky at the weekend.
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| Hard Tackle: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger exposes himself against Liverpool Posted: 03 Sep 2012 01:11 AM PDT It’s been a while since Arsene Wenger was the toast of Arsenal fans. So long, in fact, that he’s forgotten how to celebrate big wins gracefully. It’s understandable then that yesterday’s 0-2 victory over Liverpool caught him off guard. He marked the result by letting it hang out at Anfield.
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| Top 10 conclusions Premier League weekend 1-2 September Posted: 03 Sep 2012 12:58 AM PDT 1. Robin Van Persie: he does indeed score when he wants, and penalties are just a bit too much of a gimme. 2. If Steven Fletcher carries on scoring at his current rate, £14million will look like a snip. 3. Liverpool’s goalkeeper appears to have more holes than a sieve at the moment. Just call [...]
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