Paul Ifill on trial with......Millwall
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theonesmith
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- Oct 27, 2008
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Do you not?
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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Me, for one. He's a Brighton born player who would be an excellent signing for league one.
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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Although that article only says he's training with Millwall.
brightonmad999
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i wouldnt mind him at brighton
forumwayseagull
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true, it does say training but I would assume it preety much means the same...
Brighton Breezy
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I would never want to see him play for Brighton.
John Byrnes Mullet
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He is totally injury prone and that would be a risk for a player who would ask for a high wage.
Caveman
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- Jul 14, 2003
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To be honest, I really wanted him to come here a while ago. But now, we seem to be brining in younger and less injury prone players. So not bothered at all now.
Plus, he played for Pala*se so would need to go to church for a month and pray for forgiveness first.
Plus, he played for Pala*se so would need to go to church for a month and pray for forgiveness first.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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well not really otherwise they'd say he was on trail. players rarely go back once the contract ends, before last year with Hart/mayo etc we'd probably not heard of it. however it seems quite normal for players to train with ex-club or one near their home (didnt Beckham train with Arsenal for the winter before last?) while waiting for the next offer.
king Wombat
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keep the faith. one day kanchelskis will play for the mighty seagulls.