The Offside Daily – Arsenal manager disagrees with Dyke reform, Rangers de-listed, Ex Newcastle United man’s replica statue and Arsene or Aristotle?

10 of the biggest football stories of the day:

1. Robbie Savage has named Harry Kane as his Premier League player of the year.

2. Leeds manager Neil Redfearn is considering what to do next after Steve Thompson’s suspension.

3. Morocco have won an appeal to allow them to feature at the next few AFCON tournaments.

4. Rangers have been de-listed from the AIM stock exchange.

5. Tony Pulis and Arsene Wenger both disagree with Greg Dyke’s reform plans.

6. Zimbabwe player scores an incredible goal from an impossibly tight angle. (Metro)

7. Diego Maradona has gone from the hand of god to using his hands to keep in shape. (Daily Mail)

8. According to Danny Higginbotham, Sir Clive Woodward asked a masseuse what the Offside Rule was when he took over as performance director at Southampton. (Independent)

9. Andy Carroll misses Newcastle so much he got a replica of the Angel of the North in his back garden. (Mirror)

10. Arsene Wenger or Aristotle? Take this quiz to see who said which philosophical statement. (BBC)

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