David Hillier: Last News

Arsenal midfielder David Hillier has labelled Roy Keane his "dream" opponent as he was "easy" to play against.Hillier came up against the Manchester United legend on a number of occasions during his time with the Gunners and Portsmouth. And he picked one of their meetings when Keane was still at Nottingham Forest as a standout match from his 15-year career.Speaking on the Undr The Cosh podcast, Hillier said: "I had a few. I had a game against Roy Keane at [Nottingham] Forest.

Arsenal player had 'about 30 pebbles' stuffed inside his member by a team-mate after passing out drunk. Colin Pates, said to be "gifted" in the manhood department, had apparently fallen asleep on a sofa in the lobby of the Meon Valley Country Club, near Southampton, after a boozy session in the early 1990s.

Arsenal hero David Hillier won the First Division title with the Gunners in 1991 as a tough-tackling midfielder that was not afraid of causing a few flames.But after hanging up his boots, the once-notorious hardman, 53, traded on-field flames for putting out real ones when taking up a new post as a firefighter at Avon Fire & Rescue in Bristol. Hillier racked up almost 150 appearances in north London over an eight-year spell before transferring to fellow Premier League side Portsmouth for £250,000 in 1996.Also enjoying stints at Barnet and Bristol Rovers, the Blackheath-born centre-mid has revealed it was his wife Zoe who suggested he join the fire brigade upon retirement.