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.

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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.

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

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“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.

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

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