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    O'Neill maintains Young would bring something different to the party in South Africa. "I watch a lot of football. I'm a boring t***. I watch Barcelona, Arsenal, Chelsea, Man United; sometimes the Bolivian league as well. And I don't see too many men in European football wanting to beat players. It's a dying art." "This time last year Ashley Young scored two wonder goals here. Full Article at The Independent
    I watch a lot of football. I'm a boring t***. I watch Barcelona, Arsenal, Chelsea, Man United; sometimes the Bolivian league as well. And I don't see too many men in European football wanting to beat players. It's a dying art.
    SOURCE: The Independent 3 weeks ago
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  1. This time last year Ashley Young scored two wonder goals here. People who had only seen him that particular day would have wondered at him. That was something he was doing regularly for us. He has the talent and he's still trying to beat players.
    SOURCE: The Independent 3 weeks ago

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