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I saw him play for Cov quite a bit when I lived there - he's not that good. He does have an eye for goal, but he's not that quick, and I think he had an attitude problem at Cov When he first moved to Cov he played really well, until they beat Man U (reserves) in a Carling Cup game at OT and scored both goals, after that he was never the same, got too big for his boots. I think he left because he fell out with Coleman.

Does the final goals tally include the play-offs?

playing at gnome is just like having a 12th man

http://www.break.com/index/ben_thatcher_vs_pedro_mendes.html

It's on Amazon for £10..... http://www.amazon.co.uk/Taking-Tiss-Matt-Tissier/dp/0007310919/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1250724481&sr=8-1

Translation...... Jan-Paul Saeijs (The Hague, 20 June 1978) are a Dutch footballer who ends up on hiring basis for Southampton. Saeijs played on for HBS and HVV for he ADO The Hague was contracted. In the season 1998/1999 are first 5 games for ADO in first division played the verdediger and found 1 time aim. In the four years which followed were Saeijs 3 seasons basis player and in 2003, he became with ADO champion and went up to the honorary division eredivisie. In its first season in highest football class of the Netherlands Saeijs reached 13 games. In the season that followed were that there 32. In sum until the summer of 2005 146 games and found in this 9 time played Saeijs aim. The hedge ear left in the winter top of the season 2005/2006 to Roda JC. In January 2009 Saeijs signed a contract at Southampton. The first half year ends up he on hiring basis. Southampton should maintain themselves in the Championship, then an option to buy is lifted. Jan-Paul Saeijs are also owner of sport matter barracks.

Yeah he said it on his interview after the game on ITV. Shows what a hard decision it was

It was Bristol Rovers not City (which makes it even worse)