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EPL: He’ll be disappointed – Ray Parlour knocks Arsenal star
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EPL: He’ll be disappointed – Ray Parlour knocks Arsenal star

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Former Arsenal midfielder, Ray Parlour has criticised Noni Madueke for failing to track back during Leeds United’s goal against the Gunners in the Premier League at the weekend.

Parlour insisted that Madueke would be disappointed when he watches a replay of James Justin’s strike for Leeds.

Arsenal came from a goal down to beat Leeds United 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium.

“Madueke has got to do better there,” Parlour said in the Premier League Productions studio.

“I played in the wide areas at times, and you have to track your runners as well. As much as you like going forward, you have got to do a good job for your team.

“He will be disappointed with what he sees there when he looks back at it,” he said.

EPL: He’ll be disappointed – Ray Parlour knocks Arsenal star

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