Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Indeed. They are more likely to be tying it in with a Dunk new contract announcement.
[Albion] Knockaert joins Fulham on initial one-year loan
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phoenix
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Very cynical BW also very likely to be correct. Good effort.
Weststander
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Dunk being unveiled at the KingPower tomorrow - a great bit of business for us, our bank balance grows ever larger. Happy days.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
PR disaster if Dunk and Knockaert leave without at least 1 player coming in at the same time.
KNOCKAERT COMPLETES FULHAM MOVE
Brighton & Hove Albion have agreed a loan deal with Fulham for winger Anthony Knockaert.
The 27-year-old Frenchman has signed a one-year loan at Craven Cottage, with the move expected to become permanent for an agreed undisclosed fee at the end of the coming season.
Head coach Graham Potter said, “The move is a good one for the club and Anthony. The wide positions are areas in which we have a lot of competition within the squad.
“I’ve only worked with Anthony for a short period of time, but that’s been a pleasure and he’s been very professional and hardworking throughout pre-season. On behalf of the club, I would like to wish him well with Fulham.”
Knockaert joined Albion from Standard Liege in January 2016, and was a key player in the promotion-winning side in 2016/17, when he also was named as the EFL’s Player of the Season.
Chairman Tony Bloom added, “Anthony will always have a very special place in the history books of our club, as an important member of the side which won our first-ever promotion to the Premier League.
“He played an integral role across that season, and was deservedly named both the Championship and club’s player of the season during that promotion campaign.
“He’s provided some wonderful moments, and on behalf of all Albion fans I would like to thank him for the memories and say good luck for the future.”
Knockaert scored 27 goals in 159 games for Albion, the last of those a memorable strike to clinch a 2-1 win over Crystal Palace in March of this year.
Brighton & Hove Albion have agreed a loan deal with Fulham for winger Anthony Knockaert.
The 27-year-old Frenchman has signed a one-year loan at Craven Cottage, with the move expected to become permanent for an agreed undisclosed fee at the end of the coming season.
Head coach Graham Potter said, “The move is a good one for the club and Anthony. The wide positions are areas in which we have a lot of competition within the squad.
“I’ve only worked with Anthony for a short period of time, but that’s been a pleasure and he’s been very professional and hardworking throughout pre-season. On behalf of the club, I would like to wish him well with Fulham.”
Knockaert joined Albion from Standard Liege in January 2016, and was a key player in the promotion-winning side in 2016/17, when he also was named as the EFL’s Player of the Season.
Chairman Tony Bloom added, “Anthony will always have a very special place in the history books of our club, as an important member of the side which won our first-ever promotion to the Premier League.
“He played an integral role across that season, and was deservedly named both the Championship and club’s player of the season during that promotion campaign.
“He’s provided some wonderful moments, and on behalf of all Albion fans I would like to thank him for the memories and say good luck for the future.”
Knockaert scored 27 goals in 159 games for Albion, the last of those a memorable strike to clinch a 2-1 win over Crystal Palace in March of this year.
Oh dear.......
Very disappointed fan here.....
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Very disappointed fan here.....
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Weststander
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I was being silly (lying) that the club are raking in wads of cash from sales, rather than building a first team that’s not shite this term.
Deanbha
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Fricking joke sending him away
Nobby
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Huddersfield were as shocking as us, and offered nothing, we deservedly won. Remembering AJ went close as well.
We were fourth from bottom, so not third worst - that is a fact, but we were poor in the final few months of the season.
Couldn’t agree more re the loss of Bruno and Knockaert.
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Ecosse Exile
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Well that's a crap bit of news, but no point getting titsy over it, it's done and nothing we can do about it.
Bon chance Knocky, thanks for the memories.
Bon chance Knocky, thanks for the memories.
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Doesn't make any sense at all, this.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Nixonator
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Does anyone know if you can have names and numbers removed from the back of shirts and replaced at the club shop?
I’ve got a very disappointed 8 year old walking around in the new kit but with a Fulham FC players name on the back
Don’t worry. With the windfall of this transfer (great decision by the way) you’ll have several flair names to replace it with soon, according to those on here.
I’m not as confident, unless your kid will be just as chuffed with Hayden on his back.
SollysLeftFoot
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Disappointing. Entertaining player, the sort you pay money to watch.
Good luck to him.
Good luck to him.