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I'm actually shocked at how terribly "even" those highlights are considering we dominated for all but about 5 mins after kick off and 15 minutes at the start of the second half. It shows their early (non-) free kick which didn't even get into the 6 yard box, ignores about 5 of 6 of our good chances altogether, and aftwer showing Leeds improving at the start of the second half, then skips almost the entire second half and Gradel smacking Harding.

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"Harding scored only his 4th goal of the season" ppfft he is a right left back give him a chance :rolleyes:

Factually inaccurate as well, as it was his 3rd goal. For some bizarre reason, the Press Association credited the injury-time equaliser in the Norwich JPT game to Harding, even though it was Papa Waigo who scored it... easily confused, those two! :rolleyes:

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Factually inaccurate as well, as it was his 3rd goal. For some bizarre reason, the Press Association credited the injury-time equaliser in the Norwich JPT game to Harding, even though it was Papa Waigo who scored it... easily confused, those two! :rolleyes:

 

They both have green on their boots I believe:rolleyes:

Guest Dark Sotonic Mills
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Well, we have been spoilt by high scoring left backs before haven't we?

 

Frannie Benali's magnificent career tally being almost as impressive as David Peach's...

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Well, we have been spoilt by high scoring left backs before haven't we?

 

Frannie Benali's magnificent career tally being almost as impressive as David Peach's...

 

From Wikipedia...

 

On 18 August 1979, David Peach became the highest scoring full-back in the history of the Football League when he scored a penalty against Manchester United.

 

 

Now we know why the commentator said... ONLY. ;)

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