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Dutch striker Robin Van Persie has settled in well at Manchester United and is already leading the English Premiership scoring chart

Dutch striker Robin Van Persie has settled in well at Manchester United and is already leading the English Premiership scoring chart

By Allan ssekamatte

Posted Saturday, September 29 2012 at 01:00

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For as long as I have watched the Premiership, Man United have won this game. No matter how well Spurs are playing, visits to Old Trafford breed a major mental block. Yet United are vulnerable at the back. Indecision over the first choice custodian and Nemanja Vidic’s injury mean Spurs have a chance.

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