woody12a
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- Nov 9, 2006
- 179
He only had a one year deal, so was out of contract anyway
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Wayne Bridge retires
- Thread starter Seasider78
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He only had a one year deal, so was out of contract anyway
Brightonfan1983
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Del Fenner
Because of Boxing Day
The Albion player that worried me the most last season. Class act, sorry to hear this news.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,221
Well, ninety minutes spent diving shamefully at the Amex, combined with a rare goal.
garethjamesuk
New member
Class act for us but i think we definately did very good business letting Reading sign him on massive wages and then not even get to use him much lol, this makes bridge even better in my eyes as they would have had the money spent on bridge to strenthen in other positions, so helped us in end and ward has been exceptional, i think personally nearly as good as bridge was for us and scored more goals for us.
So not missed bridge as much as thought would at beginning of season, but shame bridge had to retire as a class player
So not missed bridge as much as thought would at beginning of season, but shame bridge had to retire as a class player
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
- 29,287
Oh no - that bit I could believe!
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,417
Wayne Bridge has retired, he plans to spend more time with his wife, and John Terry's kids!
fat old seagull
New member
Not sure us old buggers would consider him as good as Jim Langley. But yes he did us proud, and was sorry to lose him to Reading.....the sweet taste of revenge
I agree with [MENTION=457]sheebo[/MENTION] - he's earning a fortune for playing football. However little we think of Adkins, he's being paid £100,000 a MONTH to stomach him.
brakespear
Doctor Worm
Chhers Wayne thanks for the great season. Always remember the chase after the seemingly-lost ball before cutting it back to Orlandi, marvellous stuff from a player who many said before the season had lost his passion for the game. Top player imo and best of luck
MarioOrlandi
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- Jun 4, 2013
- 580
Pleasure to watch you play for us Wayne, the run you made to set up Orlandi for the first goal against Newcastle is etched in the memory.
Good luck for the future
Good luck for the future
BensGrandad
New member
Not sure us old buggers would consider him as good as Jim Langley. But yes he did us proud, and was sorry to lose him to Reading.....the sweet taste of revenge
I placed him just ahead of Jimmy Langley based on the division they each played in but it is a very close run choice.
fat old seagull
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No problem, all a matter of choice I suppose. Not sure the division mattered much, Fulham thought he was good enough for the First Div and Walter Winterbottom the same for England. But most of all I guess as a young teenager he was my hero
