Alan Dunne among 18 Millwall players released

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TomandJerry

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Oct 1, 2013

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"Long-serving defender Alan Dunne is one of 18 players released by Millwall boss Neil Harris following their relegation from the Championship.

Dunne, 32, came through the south London club's academy and made a total of 388 appearances for the Lions, scoring 23 goals.

Carlos Edwards, Ricardo Fuller, Danny Shittu and Martyn Woolford are among the 17 other players leaving The Den.




Harris will offer new deals to Jimmy Abdou and John Marquis."


Should keep them down in the lower leagues for awhile!

 

Ninja Elephant

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Feb 16, 2009

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• May 10, 2015

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I was surprised by releasing Martyn Woolford, he's a decent and solid player. He's left footed as well, which adds balance. I'd keep him in mind as a cheap option to add depth to the midfield, although I think everyone would agree it's out strongest position on the pitch.

 

Gullys Cats

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• May 11, 2015

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Some of them should of gone years ago. The only player Brighton should look at is Magaye Gueye.

 

Blackadder

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Jul 6, 2003

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• May 11, 2015

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I used to rate Carlos Edwards when he was at Luton but that's a good few years ago now.

Think I'll pass on that lot.

 

Cowfold Seagull

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Apr 22, 2009

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• May 11, 2015

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Ninja Elephant said:

I was surprised by releasing Martyn Woolford, he's a decent and solid player. He's left footed as well, which adds balance. I'd keep him in mind as a cheap option to add depth to the midfield, although I think everyone would agree it's out strongest position on the pitch.

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Was just about to post exactly this, I've always liked Woolford, always seems to play well against us, both for Millwall, and Bristol City before that. Unfortunately he plays in the one position, (left midfield), where we are comparitively well off for players.

l know Leeds United were interested in him before, and could well be again.

 

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BensGrandad

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Cowfold Seagull said:

Was just about to post exactly this, I've always liked Woolford, always seems to play well against us, both for Millwall, and Bristol City before that. Unfortunately he plays in the one position, (left midfield), where we are comparitively well off for players.

l know Leeds United were interested in him before, and could well be again.

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I dont agree we are well off for central midfielders but sadly lacking a decent left sided midfielder, which has proved to be noticable this season.

 

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NooBHA

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• May 11, 2015

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Ninja Elephant said:

I was surprised by releasing Martyn Woolford, he's a decent and solid player. He's left footed as well, which adds balance. I'd keep him in mind as a cheap option to add depth to the midfield, although I think everyone would agree it's out strongest position on the pitch.

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He may well be left footed but he can't kick with either

 

seagullsovergrimsby

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• May 11, 2015

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Gullys Cats said:

Some of them should of gone years ago. The only player Brighton should look at is Magaye Gueye.

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Is that because of the way his surname is pronounced