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At least we got a fee and he's gone to a club in the Dutch top flight, ten years ago he'd have been down the road at Jarrow Roofing on a free. Progress of a sort
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Didn't Tuchel give Hall his Chelsea debut?
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We should always be looking to sign a mixture of relative unknowns who are better value and more established stars, surely this can only be a good thing.
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Can he cross or shoot?
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I see Salford have sacked Karl Robinson, after losing the play off final. That wouldn't be anything to do with Gary Neville who criticises virtually every managerial sacking going on the four hundred thousand different platforms and vehicles he's on would it?
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Seemingly a good lad to have around but was pretty cack at goalkeeping. Always seemed to be half an inch away from saving shots that zipped past him. It just felt like basically everything on target went in when he played. Best of luck to him but I really hope we don't bring him back.
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Not surprised he's staying, we've got massive turnover in the goalkeeping unit and we're losing quite a few people who are either leaders - Lascelles, Trippier - or good around the place in background squad roles - Krafth, Ramsdale, Ruddy. Next stop the Mark Gillespie Testimonial.
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All the best Shermanator.
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Freddie Woodman, I'm sure he used to wear 40-odd?
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I reckon he could have done another five years in the EFL if he'd fancied it, but being able to bow out in the top league aged 40 isn't a bad way to do it. Some career, proper professional, very good player and that goal against Man U on New Years Day will live long in the memory.
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Osula first one vs West Ham deserves to make the shortlist IMO, although it wouldn't change my ultimate vote of the Man U goal.
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By all accounts was good about the place and good in training which is about 95% of the third keeper role. Best of luck to him. Wonder what this means for Super Mark Gillespie? Wouldn't be surprised with such turnover in the goalkeeping unit this summer if he's retained again for continuity.