Talk:Julián Speroni

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Can somebody source this info :

Speroni became a cult figure due to his cavalier style. He has often attempted to beat 
players using his feet, it doesn't always work and often ends up in an easy goal for the 
other side. It does make for good entertainment, however.

Sadly, however, these antics have cost him a place in the Palace first team, a place which is 
now occupied by [[Gábor Király]].

Lincher 21:22, 13 January 2006 (UTC)