Paul Dummett

[andycap]

No more leaks to the press now. The gobshite has left. 

[Dokko]

Some money he's had out of us for being average at best, and injured at most. 

 

The clearout continues.

[Joelinton7]

Will be weird seeing him in the colours of another team, assuming he gets one.

[GEFAFWISP]

Bye.

[Coffee_Johnny]

150 odd PL appearances; 45 in Championship winning season. 12 seasons in total. Plenty of meaningful contributions and a great asset for a long time. Farewell sweet prince. Hope you tag on a couple of seasons additional playing time and have plenty of fun in the twilight years. 

 

 

Edited May 29, 2024 by Coffee_Johnny

[andycap]

2 minutes ago, Joelinton7 said:

Will be weird seeing him in the colours of another team, assuming he gets one.

Gateshead probably unless Sunderland go for him. 

[Joelinton7]

Could see him joining Williamson at Mk Dons

[Kid Icarus]

Like a new signing 

[joeyt]

 

 

I'm not crying you're crying

[frankpingel]

Aye, he was decent enough at defending for a while but should've moved on at least two years ago to play some football. Ultimately, his choice to hang around earning decent money. 

[TBG]

 

[Pilko]

Nice lad, good pro, some good performances over the years but ultimately not of the standard we need any more.

 

Best of luck to him and I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up some kind of club-serving ambassador/foundation etc role after he packs in.

 

Wouldn't be surprised to see him rock up at MK with Willo, or Gateshead with Elliot.

[Yorkie]

Would love to see him get a good move. He's probably not good enough to be a regular for any team in the Premier League but I'm sure he could still do a job in the Championship.

 

Never hated him, he had some decent spells for us, particularly with Rafa, where the number 3 was pretty well earned. 

[Kanj]

Ah man, what a lovely tribute post by the club and his own words themselves were class. PD! Wishing him the very very best in the future. 

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[Gottlob]

I never really rated him since even at his best he was tough to watch on the ball and tucked in too much in a moderately successful bid to provide defensive stability. But he was a below-par Premier League player for what was for the most part a pretty below-par Premier League side, and it's hard to begrudge someone who was born in the area, came up through the youth ranks and wound up making a serious contribution to our first team while spending effectively the whole of his career with the club. Well done!

[mighty__mag]

Did he have a testimonial ?

 

You forget how long some have been here, he doesn't look particularly old for his age, young looks.

[toontownman]

Sad day but best for business. Wishing Paul all the best. Great servant to the club.

[BlazeT44]

1 hour ago, joeyt said:

 

 

I'm not crying you're crying

 

Happy for him.

 

Most would say that Paul Dummett has not been good enough to represent Newcastle for a long time (if ever) - from a quality and technique standpoint. I'd 100% agree.

 

But I would say that it is always nice to hear someone living out their dreams (especially at their boyhood club, ala him, longstaff, burn). That smile on his debut is the realisation of his dreams coming true.

 

I'll never begrudge anyone of following and realising their dream. Its hard to criticise him (short match day rants aside) and look back negatively on his time here. 

 

Clearly out of their depth, but often giving it his all. Never disputed his commitment.

 

When all is said, we should not really blame him for the standard being so poor under Ashley, for so long.

 

 

Edited May 29, 2024 by BlazeT44

[Guest]

Not too sentimental about this, goodbye. 

[Collage]

Finally. 

[Ronaldo]

Tried hard and I don’t remember him ever being a twat except for that Everton pen. Will do OK in League One.

[duo]

Still only 32 - I wonder where he'll go next

[Guest]

I think back to the u18s squad he came from and from that backline I'm legit surprised he was the one that made it. There were easily more composed and what I thought were more intelligent defenders than him (L Storey, J Taylor, J Henderson). Even the year afterwards Alex Nicholson was better as an attacking fullback. But they were all right footed. A classic case of right place, right time and taking the opportunity. He made the most of it and must be a dream come true. 

[Aiston]

Straight to Gateshead or something.