Dundee Utd have provided many good players to the English game since the 1970's. Robertson to Liverpool via Hull one of the latest examples
Excellent post.
As PL underdogs, at the moment CH prefers a deeper lying defence. We’re often under pressure and he prefers two experienced warriors at CB.
Is now a good time to mention that ‘Balogun’ (in Nigerian dialect) actually translates as ‘WARRIOR’...?
That's one example but, unlike the 70s and 80s, the stream of good Scottish players being established in the top flight has diminished considerably and that is reflected in the state of their national team!
Jonny Evans going to Leicester for 3.5 million a year after West Brom turned down 25 million for him puts it into perspective.
Jonny Evans going to Leicester for 3.5 million a year after West Brom turned down 25 million for him puts it into perspective.
Jonny Evans going to Leicester for 3.5 million a year after West Brom turned down 25 million for him puts it into perspective.
That was a relegation release clause - not a market valuation
Jonny Evans going to Leicester for 3.5 million a year after West Brom turned down 25 million for him puts it into perspective.
Ah, fair enough.
But even with that in mind, it's still an astonishingly bad example of transfer acumen by West Brom.
Ah, fair enough.
But even with that in mind, it's still an astonishingly bad example of transfer acumen by West Brom.
Bit like us giving away Ashley Barnes