Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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Apart from the first 5 years in France? He really isn't, now is he Brentford?
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[Albion] Is it right to sell Neal Maupay?
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Apart from the first 5 years in France? He really isn't, now is he Brentford?
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
Everton was never going to be a step up. I was astonished they bought him, given the number of chances he missed for us. Far too wasteful at this level, and it only demonstrated how desperate Everton were (and still are). Relegation is an increasing possibility and would be financially ruinious for them given the cost of the Bramley Dock stadium build.
AmexRuislip
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Oh yr such a pedant
StonehamPark
#Brighton-Nil
Always had a soft spot for Neal.
Really hope he does well.
Really hope he does well.
- Oct 12, 2022
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I was one of those who really wanted him to stay at the end of his time with us. He scored some important goals and always gave his best.
Yet, as it turns out with the benefit of hindsight, yes, it was absolutely right to sell Neal Maupay. Sorry Neal, hope you rediscover some form at Brentford. (except against us of course)
At the time I couldn’t envisage us having a team that contained Ferguson, Fati, Enciso, Pedro, Mitoma as well as Solly March 2.0.
Yet, as it turns out with the benefit of hindsight, yes, it was absolutely right to sell Neal Maupay. Sorry Neal, hope you rediscover some form at Brentford. (except against us of course)
At the time I couldn’t envisage us having a team that contained Ferguson, Fati, Enciso, Pedro, Mitoma as well as Solly March 2.0.
matt
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Maybe they thought he’d been gone too long.
Lurchy
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Have we recruited him to do some scouting for us? We play Bournemouth the match after next, so could be there for us. I assume we’re still on friendly terms with him.
Typical click bait from a punter
. Sanchez would’ve out sprinted many strikers, he’s got a taller more athletic build, than little Neal.Great pace, dodgy keeper.
I think the point was, Maupay could have just shot at the empty net.Typical click bait from a punter
Great pace, dodgy keeper.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
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- Jul 10, 2003
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Yeah but
I never rated Maupay as a striker, for us, at the time. But always seemed like a decent Monsieur
Sutton hmmmm . . . . Was in a Norwich team that beat Bayern Munich . . . . . Cashed in and helped Shearer for a year in the old fashioned equivalent of Chelsea . . . Other than that. . .waste of oxygen.
Sutton hmmmm . . . . Was in a Norwich team that beat Bayern Munich . . . . . Cashed in and helped Shearer for a year in the old fashioned equivalent of Chelsea . . . Other than that. . .waste of oxygen.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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He could, but I think he was happy to try and walk it into the empty net to get in the faces of the Chelsea fans behind the goal. He is the professional WUM after all.
If he'd shot from 30 yards.
lets not go there. . . . It was a sweet sweet goal, he did his job, well, Chelsea lost. All is good.
Albion Robster
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Or possibly he didn’t want to score (embarrass) against a former team mate and possibly a good friend of his.
Slum_Wolf
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Or expecting Sanchez would take him down and be given a red card to save his good friend playing in front of the entitled twats for a couple of games...
Did he join Brentford when he was 6 ?