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I note that the little one, is named CASSIUS (Dwyer).
Which is nice. I'd quite like a CASSIUS, playing up front for the Albion.
He'd HAVE to just have 'CASSIUS' on his shirt, obviously.
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[Albion] What, no 'potential new STRIKER SPOTTED at the Amex' thread?
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I note that the little one, is named CASSIUS (Dwyer).
Which is nice. I'd quite like a CASSIUS, playing up front for the Albion.
He'd HAVE to just have 'CASSIUS' on his shirt, obviously.
BensGrandad
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There lies 2 problems (1) is he good enough (2) in the next week or so we need a striker in the next day or so pre WBA game.
mattislost
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I saw him outside the South Stand yesterday with his family. Thought he looked familiar!
HastingsSeagull
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The little kid's Mum is also a US International Striker so sign the kid up and probably pass on Dad. Dad could be decent to train with us in the offseason but I can't see him being better than what we have already.
Worried Man Blues
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Sorry but what constitutes a home grown player? Yes I did search but it came up with the Best place to buy sausages?
maffew
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Sign him for Ryans backup, they could share shirts
burnee54
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So "He wants to come back one day and show what he can do at the highest level"?
So this DD story has a very similar ring to it to the SS story a couple of seasons ago when Sidders was "Just visiting his old friend BZ."
And the rest, as they say, is history.
I'd give him a go, he sounds just like the kind of player we want and need.
Sign him up Uncle Tony. (cheap too by the looks of those figures quoted in The Telegraph).
So this DD story has a very similar ring to it to the SS story a couple of seasons ago when Sidders was "Just visiting his old friend BZ."
And the rest, as they say, is history.
I'd give him a go, he sounds just like the kind of player we want and need.
Sign him up Uncle Tony. (cheap too by the looks of those figures quoted in The Telegraph).
midnight_rendezvous
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I’ve been banging on about Dwyer for years! Pacey, strong and tore up the MLS up a few seasons ago.
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On that note, I disapprove strongly of people like Jordon Ibe having their first name only on their shirts. You either have to be CONTINENTAL, or extremely FLAIR, or BOTH (Bruno) to do that, surely. Bournemouth flop Jordon Ibe is neither.
GT49er
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Is that the same Jordon Ibe who changed the course of the game when he came on after an hour against us back in September, or have they got a crap Jordon Ibe as well?
OzMike
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That qualifies it for me, get him in by next Monday.
blue'n'white
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I'm sure Bournemouth only do that so that his shirts cost more money - twice the price in the club shop to have "Jordon" over "Ibe" !!
Orlando City finished 10th out of 11 in the Eastern Conference and out of the playoffs. There aren't many MLS sides that would win the Championship or get promoted.
Must I point out that the USMNT that he plays for did not make the World Cup after losing to Trinidad and Tobago. The CONCACAF is a piece of cake compared to the English National Team's path to the World Cup.
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Dele Alli has "Dele" for family reasons which is fair enough
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/dele-allis-dad-desperate-plea-8811582
Jordon Ibe won't explain it, to journalists at least.
https://twitter.com/IbeJordon/status/906852719272583168
Liverpool have Virgil, M. Salah, Coutinho, "Emre Can", and "Alberto M" so its all over the place.
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That makes Ibe even more of a pretentious w*****r.