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Fran Hagarty

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Jul 5, 2003
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I never dreamed we would sign him! Brilliant!
 






Elder for England

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Jan 30, 2008
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Without getting into the whole Adams v Wilkins arguement.. This is why it's brilliant to have Adams as manager, we would never have attracted this type of player had Wilkins been in charge.
 


Northstander

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Oct 13, 2003
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I lost count how many times I have said.." Christ I hate him", but often thought I would have loved to have him in my squad :laugh:
 


British Bulldog

The great escape
Feb 6, 2006
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Without getting into the whole Adams v Wilkins arguement.. This is why it's brilliant to have Adams as manager, we would never have attracted this type of player had Wilkins been in charge.

Wilkins attracted some very good players here.
 








Barrel of Fun

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As big a name as Robbie Savage?

Firstly, using Savage as a yardstick is only relevant if you can name a player of his calibre that was available at the time of Wilkins' tenure and whether the board were willing to cough up for the loan. A sceptic would suggest that they are getting a little concerned by the poor(ish) form shown at home, certainly since we should be looking to improve on our previous finish (7th).

Secondly, I am 100% certain that he is not joining Brighton to work with Micky Adams. Derby are looking to ship him out and we have presumably offered a greater contribution to his wage package than various contenders.

Even if Adams were to attract Savage from previous contacts, it is not really fair to stick beat Wilkins when that was his first job in management.
 
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British Bulldog

The great escape
Feb 6, 2006
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As big a name as Robbie Savage?

Maybe he did'nt want a Robbie Savage? Then again maybe he did but the board would'nt put the money up? Who knows but then again who knows who Wilkins could've attracted given the money and the time?
 




Peteinblack

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Jun 3, 2004
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As one of those cynics who dismissed this story as a publicity stunt when it was first reported, I am happily eating my words for tea tonight, followed by a large portion of humble pie...

Well done, Micky.

:bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce:
 






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Yes but we've only signed Savage for a month. If he's shite we can send him back. Whereas olde Unfitson was a millstone round our neck for a season (if I remember right)


Very true.

Big names only do it for me when they perform in the stripes.

I am not excited about Savage as he is only a short term fix - i feel we should have an adequate squad to get results as proven against Man City - But that's down to Mickey to get it from them in the League.

It really is interesting to see how much Dick is prepared to find this year to keep his nose clean.

On a positive Savage may bring some atmosphere and a few hundred more on the gate.
 




Jam The Man

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Jul 5, 2003
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South East North Lancing
ROTFLMFAO!

Thanks very much for bouncing this thread! Let's hope he proves me massively wrong!
 




dougdeep

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