Kaboul launches attack on RamosPremier League Tottenham Hotspur by Toke2007 (U10948250) 29 April 2008 www.skysports.com/story/0,19... Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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sirSuperLennon (U7074445) posted Apr 30, 2008 Judge Ramos next season with his own team.
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WhiteHartJoe (U8193182) posted Apr 30, 2008 ramonvaguer
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U11807192 posted Apr 30, 2008 who does kaboul think he is?
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ArsenalCreatedStyle (U11683622) posted Apr 30, 2008 hahaha Spurs=laughing stock
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SrupS_SpurS (U8090638) posted May 1, 2008 ArsenalCreatedStyle:
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lazzer9 (U11634263) posted May 1, 2008 One too many mistakes for Kaboul, players always do this when they realise they are out of favour. We have better defenders and though the defence has looked shoddy lately Kaboul isn't a defender; he should play in a defensive midfield role.
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nICK (U11196755) posted May 1, 2008 i really dont like kaboul. he is not a good defender and he his trying to form excuses. they say footballs are not so intelligent but this.....kaboul knows nothing about football if he thinks jol would have won us the carling cup...ramos has been a revalation
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isdezedannogvrij (U8393324) posted May 2, 2008 By Sssspurssss: Oh and if Jol was such a quality manager then why is he going off to the might of AZ Alkmaar in Holland who mamy people will not of heard of. With probably 40 or 50 clubs ahead of them in Europe if he was such a quality manager how come he has not gone to a better club?
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jag_69 (U6724006) posted May 5, 2008 kaboul is just having a whinge at Ramos. Ramos gave him a couple of chances this season but calamitous mistakes r the reason 4 him eing dropped. at times he thinks he has more time on the ball than he actually has.
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pafodd15 (U7724202) posted Aug 11, 2008 It would be worrying if it was a top class player, but as it was him i say good riddance to bad rubbish Comment on this article
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