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Arsenal legend takes a swipe at the old enemy
10:59am Thursday 16th October 2008
ARSENAL legend David Seaman has rubbed salt in to the wounds of fierce rivals Tottenham by insisting he can't 'wipe the smile off my face'.
The former England stopper played in his fair share of North London derbies during his 13 years with the Gunners and he couldn't resist putting the boot in to the old enemy, adding that he felt a major factor behind Spurs' poor start to the season is the fact that Juande Ramos has yet to master the English language.
“At the moment, I’m trying really hard to wipe the smile off my face,” he told Jeremy Kyle on talkSPORT.
“He (Ramos) needs to learn English. As a player, it is hard because when you hear things through an interpreter, you start to think, is that what he really said?”
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