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Robbie Keane backs Defoe

Robbie Keane backs Defoe

26 November 2007 - 23:47

Robbie Keane has backed Jermain Defoe to comeback after his spot kick misery against West Ham at the weekend. Tottenham were unlucky not to get all three points after Jermain Defoe missed a penalty in the last minute to finish up with the game at 1-1.

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    "Taking penalties, as I know myself, is not easy," Keane, who had been taken off for Defoe on 77 minutes, said on the club’s official website.



    "The keeper pulled off a great save and you have to give him credit for that.”



    "It is one of those things, Jermain is a top class player and I've seen him score many penalties over the years and he will again, no problem," he added.


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