Return of the Rev
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We would have at least 2 more points if not more,letting him go could have cost us £80 million
Should we have kept Dobbie?
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chatstandnorth
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- Apr 21, 2014
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YES definitely, he was the best player I've seen play in the stripes, the only one thats come close to his level is Obika, i was gutted when he left as well
Knightsworld
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From what I saw of him whilst he was with us, then no. Shame he look like a man on a mission on Monday!
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Footsoldier
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We would have at least 2 more points if not more,letting him go could have cost us £80 million
What made laugh yesterday was we sold him to Palace who then got them into the play offs who then knocked us out then hit the jackpot then they loan him out to Blackpool then who could of scored the goal that keeps us out the play offs and a shot at the jackpot
Gary Leeds
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What made laugh yesterday was we sold him to Palace who then got them into the play offs who then knocked us out then hit the jackpot then they loan him out to Blackpool then who could of scored the goal that keeps us out the play offs and a shot at the jackpot
Exactly, we should have kept him and just paid him to be a ball boy or find something he was good at
chatstandnorth
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No we should have made him manager...
Footsoldier
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I've always said never sell to your rivals and more so when we're fighting each other for a play off spot. What made it worse was Holliway could get the best out of Dobbie and I said to family and friends that the loan then buy will came and bite us and it certainly has hasn't it.
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
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No, we had no choice. Harry Potter was getting lonely and wanted him back.
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in answer to the op i would say probably yes ....he seems to have been a victim of not fitting in at the time ,he certainly looks match fit and raring to go now..............the only way we will confirm this is if kemy goes on a free to boro next year and ends up smashing a spectacular 30 yard pile driver into the top left corner(yaaaaaaaaawwn) to keepus out of the play offs next season.....
GingerBeerMan
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No we shouldn't have kept Dobbie, he obviously didn't like it here so it was just a waste of a shirt to keep him here.
Although selling him to our rivals probably wasn't the best of decisions, but its happened so lets move on
Although selling him to our rivals probably wasn't the best of decisions, but its happened so lets move on
nwgull
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Why? Dobbie had no negative effect on where we finished last season and didn't play against us in the play offs.
Besides, he was turd personified when we played Blackpool away over Christmas.
No. Only plays when he's 'in the mood'. Plus if we want to improve he is not the answer.
BRIGHT ON Q
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Dobbie was never played in his best position which is dropping deep behind the striker ,finding space and picking the ball up (not literally before some retard comments on that) and running at goal.Hollaway played him there and so did Blackpool Saturday.Also he was mainly just a substitute getting a few minutes here and there.How was he expected to perform well?.Cant remember how many he started but it wasn't many.
Brighton Gull
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Think he started about 5. Yes, of course we should have kept him & Lita & Obika. Then we'd be in the right place for playing Yeovil! He was rubbish for us & I doubt if Palace will want him back. One goal & you question whether we should have kept him? Easily impressed!