General view is that they think they paid too much for him and have no idea who he is.
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Danny's Debut, a Sheffield United perspective
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General view is that they think they paid too much for him and have no idea who he is.
Kev the Ape
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, thanks DK you really have sold him to a team who dont even know who he is. The Laughing Bluebird
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By the sound of things on the radio Cullip got a bit lucky today. Cameron Jerome, our 18 year-old striker, was winning his battle with Cullip quite comfortably, but he was sacrificed for an extra midfielder after Kavanagh got himself sent off.
I also think Sheffield United paid too much for him. He's a reasonable player, but not Champiosnhip play-off standard.
I also think Sheffield United paid too much for him. He's a reasonable player, but not Champiosnhip play-off standard.
The Laughing Bluebird said:
Oh well.
Cardiff City manager Lennie Lawrence: "I've never been in such total control of a game here as we were in the first half... The referee was an absolute disgrace."
At least we can lose, resting assure that Cardiff will do the same.
Kev the Ape
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Lennie Lawrence might get charged by the FA, for saying that about the ref.
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The Laughing Bluebird said:
Think your being a bit harsh there. There are plenty of defenders in the first eleven of teams in the top 7 or 8 that are not as good as DC.
I see it as both Butters and Danny Cullip being too slow for the Championship. OK, if one of the two win the headers and there is a faster defender alongside. But the pair on the pitch at the same time. Two slow central defenders and one of them had to go.
This is not new. This has been the case all least season as well. Not that I would put Dannny Cullip on the transfer market. as I said before and for the last time, I would have resolved this hopeless lack of pace at the back by putting Danny Cullip in midfield.
This is not new. This has been the case all least season as well. Not that I would put Dannny Cullip on the transfer market. as I said before and for the last time, I would have resolved this hopeless lack of pace at the back by putting Danny Cullip in midfield.
BUTTERBALL
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It's funny but look at players like Jeff Minton and Zamora who have left Albion (big fish in small pond) and their careers have gone downhill thereafter. Could it happen to Danny? Possibly.
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we wont miss cullip half as much as we miss currie
Stumpy Tim
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kinkygerbil said:
Agreed. Hinsh, El-Abd, Virgo and (at a push) Mayo can all play in place of DC. We have no one of Currie's class who can produce a goal out of nothing
Curious Orange
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Stumpy Tim said:
Apart from Leon Knight.
dougdeep
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Curious Orange said:
You have a long memory!
Exiled in Exeter
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It was only his debut, and Warnock admitted that Cardiff’s diamond formation surprised him and that Seff Utd’s five at the back did not work as he had planned.
Cullip only signed a short period before the Cardiff match, and once he has settled in, played a handful of games and Sheffield United move back to their favoured formation I am sure the Blades fans will see the best of him.
Cullip only signed a short period before the Cardiff match, and once he has settled in, played a handful of games and Sheffield United move back to their favoured formation I am sure the Blades fans will see the best of him.