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- proper noun A common nickname for Matthew Le Tissier.
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'Le God', whose brother Mark is the chairman of the Guernsey Football Association, ran a special training session for the Tony Vance-coached side a week before their semi-final win over the Dorset Premier League side.
This Is Guernsey 2010
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'Le God', whose brother Mark is the chairman of the Guernsey Football Association, ran a special training session for the Tony Vance-coached side a week before their semi-final win over the Dorset Premier League side.
This Is Guernsey 2010
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Gliding in to the Blackburn half in the languid style that characterised 'Le God' in his pomp, Le Tissier twisted and turned to lose three Blackburn defenders before unleashing a monstrous drive that flew in to the top corner of Tim Flowers 'otherwise protected goal.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2009
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David HytnerBlackburn Rovers v SouthamptonEwood Park10 Dec 1994A Saints screamer scored by Le God.
Guardian writers choose their favourite Premier League goal 2011
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