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What Virat Kohli can learn from Van Persie

Apr 29, 2013

At the end of the day, that reaction is what will define a sportsman. #Indian Premier League #Mumbai Indians #Virat Kohli #Robin van Persie #RCB #IPL 6 #IPL6 War Room #Ambati Rayadu
RVP's return to Arsenal: Guard of Honour, boos and goal

Apr 29, 2013

Images from Robin van Persie's highly anticipated return to former team Arsenal's home ground. #English Premier League #Manchester United #Arsenal #Robin van Persie #ImagesOfTheDay
Van Persie was right to leave Arsenal for Man United

Apr 28, 2013

Call him what you want � traitor, backstabber, opportunist or ungrateful. But you cannot deny the fact that Robin van Persie made the right decision in leaving Arsenal for Manchester United. #English Premier League #Manchester United #Arsenal #KickingAround #Robin van Persie

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Van Persie has alienated himself from Arsenal fans forever

Apr 28, 2013

To convert an arrogant prodigy into a world-class talent over an investment period of eight years, only to see him join United is one of the reasons the fans have isolated themselves from van Persie. #football #Manchester United #Arsenal #KickingAround #Robin van Persie #Van Persie
Where would Man United be without Van Persie?

Jan 09, 2013

When Van Persie has played, United has won 17 games, drawn one and lost three with a win percentage of 81 percent (EPL). Without him, it drops to a measly 23.8. #English Premier League #Manchester United #KickingAround #Robin van Persie
Ferguson is right: Man United don't need to buy in January

Dec 30, 2012

#Alex Ferguson #English Premier League #Manchester United #KickingAround #Robin van Persie #January Transfers

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Daily Mail - UK
Robin van Persie hails turnout of fans at Manchester United parade

2013-05-17 19:23:00

Robin van Persie believes Monday's Premier League trophy parade debunked the myth that all Manchester United fans come from outside the city. It has long been a claim of many Manchester City supporters that their club has the majority fan base, with a ma #Manchester United #Barclays Premier League #Manchester City
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Arsenal: Wenger- Gunners over Van Persie loss

2013-05-18 07:08:00

Arsene Wenger feels his Arsenal team have finally emerged from the shadow of Robin van Persie as they look to secure a place in the Champions League with victory at Newcastle on Sunday. After a difficult start to the season, the Gunners have produced a s #Arsene Wenger #Robin van Persie #Arsenal Football Club
The Daily Post
Van Persie feels 'awkward' about golden boot

2013-05-16 14:21:00

Cash flow problems blamed for the move Wigan chairman says he loves Everton but expects Roberto to go on to bigger and better things 3,000 people expected to attended event that showcases acts from all over the world Cash flow problems blamed for the mov #Everton F.C. #Wales #Robin van Persie

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