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One problem is the fact that the biggest game of the weekend often falls on a Sunday. It was certainly the case last weekend with Chelsea meeting Manchester United in the 4pm game. But I’m going to be controversial here and say I still like Lineker, Hans
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Colin Bell. I was a season ticket holder at Manchester City and he played the same position as me. What would you be if you weren't a sportsman? I would probably have worked for my dad Roy in the family business making marinades for meat. My brother Gary
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CARDIFF, WALES - MAY 21: Brian Mujati and Lee Dixon of Northampton celebrate as Dylan Hartley powers over to score a try during the Heineken Cup Final match between Leinster and Northampton Saints at the Millennium Stadium on May 21, 2011 in Cardiff,... View Photo »
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Chad Lee Dixon, 24, was not wearing a helmet and was pronounced dead at the scene, according to FHP spokesman Sgt. Mark Wysocky. According to the FHP incident report, Dixon was traveling eastbound on the ramp from Interstate 75 to Interstate 595 around 2
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Ask me a few questions about English football and I'll give you a few answers. Favourite current players? Jamie Carragher, Steven Gerrard and Craig Bellamy would all be among them. Favourite characters from the history of the game? Bill Shankly and Matt
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The latest gossip and news written in the mirror.co.uk reports... ALAN Hansen may have taken a £500,000 pay cut from his £1.5million salary but it’s Lee Dixon that the BBC needs rid of. His comments on Tuesday’s Match of the Day were either biased or pla
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BBC confirm pundit will take a 'considerable' cut to his £1.5m salary Pay cut? Alan Hansen is going to broker a deal to saty on Match Of The Day Match of The Day’s team of highly paid pundits are facing drastic reductions in their salaries as part of the
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The other day I asked some Arseblog readers on Twitter if they had any questions they’d like Lee Dixon to answer. I gave the questions to the nice people at IAMPLAYR and they put together this video. And Lee still says ‘Arseblog’ like a slightly rude wor
About Lee Dixon
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Lee Michael Dixon (born 17 March 1964 in Manchester, England) is a former English professional footballer who formed part of the highly-respected Arsenal defence from the late 1980s, throughout the 1990s, until 2002. He currently works as a football pundit for the BBC. Full Article
