The Romford Pelé: It’s only Ray Parlour’s autobiography

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Kempes, ridden by David Casey, on the way to Irish Gold Cup glory at Leopardstown in 2011. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA

By that stage Ljungberg was shattered, though he still had enough puff to get a yellow card for excessive use of the mouth in injury time. Taylor was also booked for time-wasting. Trainer Rebecca Curtis with Tea For Three which finished just half-a-length behind Monbeg Dude in 2012 in the Welsh Grand National (Image: Wales News Service) He has been raised 5lb and is not the most consistent, but he has never been short of ability and was a Group horse in Ireland in his younger days. All in all, it is a good sports autobiography. I do feel however that Parlour/Arsenal fans would probably get more out of reading it than just fans of the game due to the balance between life and sport as depicted. Curtis came close to winning the National in 2013 when she trained Teaforthree which finished the race third.

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George said: "Rebecca Curtis has done a very good job with him and he came to me during the summer.

Of the winning rider, he added: "Charlotte still has plenty to learn, but she's enthusiastic and has won a class two and a class three for me. On returning to Wales, Rebecca began training on her father’s dairy farm and trained her first winner in 2008 with Mango Catcher. Graham Poll sends off Ray Parlour as Arsenal implode at home to Newcastle. The red card for the Romford Pelé was the team’s 39th in just over five years. Photograph: Phil Cole/Getty Images a b Hugman, Barry J., ed. (2003). The PFA Footballers' Who's Who 2003/2004. Queen Anne Press. p.330. ISBN 1-85291-651-6.Arsène was so clever at identifying great players to come in. But there were one or two gambles that didn’t quite come off. In the summer of 2000 a player turned up on trial at our pre-season tour. He was a tall centre-half. Now, Martin Keown was always worried about people coming in to steal his position. If we had a centre-half on trial, Martin would say he was useless. This big guy from Latvia, Igors Stepanovs, turned up. He was a unit, but seriously, he was not up to standard.