Meade's Ball
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Great. Signs with his cock then. I reckon it could.
[Albion] Glenn Murray contract extension [was: GM signs]
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Wardy's twin
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Dam....perhaps I need to mute myself....don’t answer that!
Tell him to f*ck off and see if he corrects the spelling.
NEW DEAL FOR MURRAY
Albion striker Glenn Murray has signed a new contract, after agreeing terms with the club early last week.
Murray, who swept home the leveller in Saturday’s 3-3 draw with West Ham United, has extended his time with Albion until June 2021.
Head coach Graham Potter commented, “I’m delighted Glenn’s agreed this new contract, and it’s one he deserves. He’s got it because of what he can bring to the team and squad.
“Everyone knows what Glenn brings to the club, and he’s an important member of the squad — on and off the pitch — and he showed that in abundance on Saturday at West Ham.
“I’ve always said he’s got a big part to play here. He’s happy and settled, he loves this club, and he’s been the ultimate professional on and off the pitch. He’s keeps himself in fantastic shape and that takes great dedication.”
Murray’s rise from non-league football to the top flight is well documented, having played for Workington Reds, Wilmington Hammerheads in the US, Barrow and Carlisle United in the Conference.
He continued to work his way up the leagues via Stockport County, and he first joined Albion in 2008, when Dean Wilkins signed him from Rochdale. During that first spell he helped Albion win the League One title in 2011, before departing that summer.
He returned to the club in 2016, having played for Crystal Palace, Reading and AFC Bournemouth, and scored 23 goals in his first season back as the club won promotion to the Premier League.
He hit 14 goals in Albion’s first-ever Premier League season, and 15 last season took him past 100 goals for the club and made him the club’s post-war record goalscorer.
Saturday’s goal at West Ham leaves him 13 shy of Albion’s all-time scorer Tommy Cook.
Albion striker Glenn Murray has signed a new contract, after agreeing terms with the club early last week.
Murray, who swept home the leveller in Saturday’s 3-3 draw with West Ham United, has extended his time with Albion until June 2021.
Head coach Graham Potter commented, “I’m delighted Glenn’s agreed this new contract, and it’s one he deserves. He’s got it because of what he can bring to the team and squad.
“Everyone knows what Glenn brings to the club, and he’s an important member of the squad — on and off the pitch — and he showed that in abundance on Saturday at West Ham.
“I’ve always said he’s got a big part to play here. He’s happy and settled, he loves this club, and he’s been the ultimate professional on and off the pitch. He’s keeps himself in fantastic shape and that takes great dedication.”
Murray’s rise from non-league football to the top flight is well documented, having played for Workington Reds, Wilmington Hammerheads in the US, Barrow and Carlisle United in the Conference.
He continued to work his way up the leagues via Stockport County, and he first joined Albion in 2008, when Dean Wilkins signed him from Rochdale. During that first spell he helped Albion win the League One title in 2011, before departing that summer.
He returned to the club in 2016, having played for Crystal Palace, Reading and AFC Bournemouth, and scored 23 goals in his first season back as the club won promotion to the Premier League.
He hit 14 goals in Albion’s first-ever Premier League season, and 15 last season took him past 100 goals for the club and made him the club’s post-war record goalscorer.
Saturday’s goal at West Ham leaves him 13 shy of Albion’s all-time scorer Tommy Cook.
Very good news.
Mind you, first read, I missread that bit as swept up at the Level. Wouldn't be the first ex Brighton player to end up there....
Read the last sentence
Behind Enemy Lines
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Would like to see him stay beyond that and join coaching staff.
Agreed, excellent news but a bit of bet hedging as well I reckon. Muzza could still bang them in as a starter in the Championship but I can't see him leading the line too often in the EPL. I guess if we stay up this is more as back up and a mentor for whover we (hopefully) bring in over the summer.
stewart12
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oops- thanks
Nathan
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13.
If we go down, I reckon he has a great chance of managing that. If we stay up, not so much (unless we go deep in cup competitions thanks to his goals)
Nathan
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Would be nice to see him do it, but would rather we stay in the Premier League!
Great news. If only he was played at Bournemouth... 
League record : 12 to equal it, 13 to take it outright.
League and Cup record : 14 to equal it, 15 to take it outright..
Great news !
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Frankie
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If he scores in the last game of his extended contract would he be the oldest ever Premier league player to score? (obviously if we're still in the Premier league)
Withdean11
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Great news for everyone, especially Connolly.
Having an extra year to learn off Glenn can be hugely beneficial to his career.
Having an extra year to learn off Glenn can be hugely beneficial to his career.
Peter Grummit
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After seeing how Craig Cathcart was bullied by Everton on Saturday, I'd be delighted if Sir Glenn started again this Saturday.
- Nov 11, 2009
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My hunch to, if we go down we'll want to keep him. If we stay up, then they may have another convo in May about not expecting much game time, then let him go in the summer to somewhere he can.
Hopefully he can be UNLEASHED on a Tranmere or Southend in the early rounds of the cups next year.