Jeremie Aliadiere

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The pacey former France Under-21 striker joined Middlesbrough from Arsenal for an initial £2million in June 2007. Deadly in the box, Aliadiere scored nine goals in Arsenal's FA Youth Cup-winning side of 2001, matching a record set by Michael Owen. He made his Premier League debut against Fulham in February 2002 - replacing Thierry Henry in a 4-1 victory and scored his first goal in the 5-2 win over West Bromwich Albion in August 2003. Injuries limited his first-team opportunities with the Gunners and he was sent out on loan to Celtic, West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers in order to get first-team football. After a spell back with Arsenal in the 2006/07 season, he was snapped up by Boro.

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Blackburn's late equaliser upset Gareth Southgate but the Middlesbrough manager was pleased with his side's character as they bounced back well from a woeful display the previous weekend against Chelsea. Benni McCarthy's last-gasp goal ensured the points were shared at Ewood Park, but Southgate found it hard to criticise his players. He said: "It's always painful but I think we've restored... [more»]

Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate bemoaned a series of missed chances in his side's shock 1-0 home defeat to Bolton Wanderers. Boro started with Tuncay, Afonso Alves and Jeremie Aliadiere in attack, but a host of spurned opportunities ensured Southgate's side are still not mathematically certain of avoiding the drop. After the setback, Southgate said: "We had the chances in the first 20... [more»]

Middlesbrough striker Jeremie Aliadiere has voiced his support for team-mate Mido over his sending-off in the 1-1 weekend draw at Arsenal. Mido was shown a straight red card for catching Gael Clichy in the face with a high boot, but Aliadiere, along with both managers, felt that the Egyptian frontman had been harshly treated. He told The Gazette: "I think Mido's red card was even worse than... [more»]

Middlesbrough chief executive Keith Lamb has launched a stinging attack on the Football Association's disciplinary commission after Jeremie Aliadiere was hit with an additional ban. Boro had appealed referee Lee Mason's decision to hand the French striker a straight red card during Saturday's 3-2 defeat at Liverpool. Aliadiere was dismissed in the closing stages of the Anfield encounter for... [more»]

The Football Association has rejected Middlesbrough's appeal against Jeremie Aliadiere's dismissal in Saturday's 3-2 defeat at Liverpool and handed the Frenchman an extra one-match ban. The former Arsenal star will now serve a four-game suspension after being sent off for violent conduct. Aliadiere was dismissed in the closing stages of the Anfield encounter for slapping Javier Mascherano,... [more»]