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They've only borrowed him.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Must admit I'm very surprised at what a disaster he's been up there, but Blackburn fans would be nodding sagely. I guess with us, he was just at the right club at the right time, playing under a manager who really knew how to set up and drill a defence.
Still, the Glasgow strip clubs are quite lively, so I've heard.
"But you accept that there is an increased risk of vehicle/bat collision"
I really hope he can find a good move, find some form, and some happiness. Guy is a legend and it's sad to see how things have worked out.
I have a love, and it never fades. From red garden sheds to watching lads on steds knocking heads
From the two by two f**k you punk stage to a warehouse rave, with a bloke we met on the way
Dancing til day
Why do you think fans made him player of the season during this period? For your theory to be true, it would suggest the majority of fans don't know anything about football, that can't be right surely - I don't think underperforming players get those awards.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
My theory is Duffy and Dunk struck up a unique partnership where they both made each other better players, ie. much bigger than the sum of the parts, Duffy is suffering from that loss acutely now and I'm wondering if even Dunk has stepped back from his very high standards of recent years without that battling type alongside him
"I have been in professional football since I was 16 - that's 33 years this summer. I have seen and done it all. In Brighton, I thought that I had found a club that sat outside the norm. People who love their club but are realistic about their club's prospects in dire circumstances. That appealed to me. That is what I call true loyalty. Supporting the club as you have done through the hard times. I am prepared to be here through these hard times and to develop a squad as I have started to do in preparation for the day that we all move to a new stadium at Falmer. I need your support, patience and understanding in the long-term because there is no quick fix. I hope you will continue to give me that opportunity." Mark McGhee, 17th April 2006
I'm seemingly a lone voice in a divided NSC these days. I liked and rated Duffy and I rate Webster.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We can't have it both ways that Dunk and Duffy were incredible, whilst Webster's an awful defender, when the defence in both eras has identical stats of 1.5 goals conceded per EPL match.
Is it not possible that Webster and Duffy were/are both quality defenders?
I can see why Celtic aren't averse, but I don't see what's in it for us.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yes they were a great partnership back in the day, one of the very best in the entire country perhaps, but it has to be said that it is Dunk who is the footballer, good with the ball at his feet, big Shane was his foil, big and ugly, he got his head, or failing that his body, in the way of everything.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
As much as l loved him he has no place in a Graham Potter team, he doesn't have the necessary skill and can't move the ball quickly enough.
Nor do l alas, unless we can quickly sell him on to another interested party. Unlikely though considering his current form.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Unless you are interested Chris?
Exactly this.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Shane is BRILLIANT for a certain style of play. If we’re playing 442 sitting back and inviting pressure, there’s not many PL CBs as solid as Duffy.
But when you’re pinging the ball about at the back, which, like it or not, is how the manager is setting us up, it’s nerve wracking with Duffy. As much as I love the guy.
However. I still believe he’s easily good enough to be amazing up in the SPL, so I have to question the manager and the team up there. And honestly, I could still see Shane being very solid in the Prem. Somewhere like Burnley for instance.
You’re right, that does read harshly, didn’t mean it to come across that critical. I voted for him as player of the season that year too.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I just mean I think we can really do without him at the moment and he might be more of a distraction than we need with whatever issues he’s got currently. Not to mention the fact he’s totally off form. Personally I think Dunk, Webster, White and Veltman are better players anyway and obviously a lot more suited to the way we play now.
On the set pieces I will say what I’ve said before also, we had a worse record from set pieces in our first season in the PL with Dunk and Duffy at the back so it’s not necessarily the answer anyway.
Didn’t that stat include direct free-kicks though?This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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