[Albion] Lets be realistic - The Official Dunk and/or Duffy transfer thread

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B.W.

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Jul 5, 2003
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Do they really think the deal will be done at £30M!!??... no chance IMHO... TB won't even start talking at that price... that said, Arsenal are part of the Big 6, and I would say he is far more likely to want to move there than ****ing Leicester...
 


Greg Bobkin

Silver Seagull
May 22, 2012
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I've heard that Dunk or Duffy will be sold one day in the future – probably for a profit.

I also hears that we will SING another player to replace them when they leave.

Don't shoot the messenger :jester:
 


B.W.

New member
Jul 5, 2003
13,666
I've heard that Dunk or Duffy will be sold one day in the future – probably for a profit.

I also hears that we will SING another player to replace them when they leave.

Don't shoot the messenger :jester:

You are a soothsayer par excellence! :)
 


Albion Prem

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Nov 23, 2018
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Lindfield
If Arsenal had them they would be playing Champions League football next season, same goes for Man Utd. Thing is TB does not have to sell anybody unless of course the player wants to leave, I've read some of the other clubs forums on who they want for next season and Dunk seems to be wanted by pretty much everyone, the blind ignorance of particularly Spurs fans who just think they need to ask and Dunk would sign or Bloom has to sell is laughable, we hold the aces in this game and who better to play the summer transfer hand than TB

Agents and their players now have the power concerning signings, when top clubs show interest then generaly its just a question of time
 




Bry Nylon

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Jul 21, 2003
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Playing snooker
Why the f**k would we have put a massive great picture of him up on the club shop only last week ?

I think that can be explained...

Barber: Oh, hello Lewis. Nice Arsenal tattoo. Everything alright?
Dunk: Err. no. Not really, Mr Barbara.
Barber: Oh. What seems to be the problem?
Dunk: Well, Mr Barbara, when I said I wanted to be really big...
Barber: Yes?
Dunk: And you said you'd put me in the shop window...
Barber: I remember.
Dunk: Well, that isn't quite what I expected.
Barber: But it's a lovely picture, isn't it? Good lad.
 




super-seagulls

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Feb 1, 2011
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Probably working!
I think that can be explained...

Barber: Oh, hello Lewis. Nice Arsenal tattoo. Everything alright?
Dunk: Err. no. Not really, Mr Barbara.
Barber: Oh. What seems to be the problem?
Dunk: Well, Mr Barbara, when I said I wanted to be really big...
Barber: Yes?
Dunk: And you said you'd put me in the shop window...
Barber: I remember.
Dunk: Well, that isn't quite what I expected.
Barber: But it's a lovely picture, isn't it? Good lad.
:laugh:
 






Super Steve Earle

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Feb 23, 2009
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North of Brighton
If Arsenal are serious about Mr Tumble at £45m+, they can't afford Dunk at £30m. They only have a transfer budget of £50m or so this summer.
 


DavidinSouthampton

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Jan 3, 2012
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I've heard that Dunk or Duffy will be sold one day in the future – probably for a profit.

I also hears that we will SING another player to replace them when they leave.

Don't shoot the messenger :jester:

It's nice to have so much detail.
 




Hugo Rune

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Feb 23, 2012
23,688
Brighton
I think that can be explained...

Barber: Oh, hello Lewis. Nice Arsenal tattoo. Everything alright?
Dunk: Err. no. Not really, Mr Barbara.
Barber: Oh. What seems to be the problem?
Dunk: Well, Mr Barbara, when I said I wanted to be really big...
Barber: Yes?
Dunk: And you said you'd put me in the shop window...
Barber: I remember.
Dunk: Well, that isn't quite what I expected.
Barber: But it's a lovely picture, isn't it? Good lad.

That’s very good! [emoji122]
 


AmexRuislip

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Feb 2, 2014
34,773
Ruislip
Marin O'Neil advises Brighton's Shane Duffy to remain grounded.

MARTIN O’Neill has advised Shane Duffy not to ‘think he’s made the grade’ and urged the Brighton defender to maintain his high standards on the pitch.
The former Ireland manager was full of praise for the big centre half who emerged as one of the most effective defenders in the English Premier League last season.


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https://www.derryjournal.com/sport/...-grounded-amid-transfer-speculation-1-8978664
 








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