Yes Erickson was quite the player
Matt Doherty @ Atletico Madrid
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richard_gleeson
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Also one of the big things for a footballer is to experience playing under Jose. You hear so many ex players say they wish they had opportunity to work with Jose. I think the problem at United was the spoilt overpaid players who couldn't adapt.
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I'm loving the way Wolves fans have been back in the top league for two years, but already regard Man Utd, Arsenal, Spurs and Chelsea as their competition?
Yes, their fans are a bit naive to put themselves in that bracket.
But lets be fair to Wolves, they're a very good team and I'd say an established top 7 side now.
It would take a monumental fuck up for them to slip out the top half of the table - they've got some great players.
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He's on £50k according to the irish Independent
www.independent.ie
Doherty enters the big league after agreeing new bumper contract at Wolves
Matt Doherty has been rewarded for his excellent performances by signing a new Wolves deal that will earn him in the region of £50,000 (€57,000) per week.
www.independent.ie
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Theirs know kneed too bee sacristic ect
Spurrific
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Fuck me, we’re really scraping the barrel tonight, eh?
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You'd take it out of the frame?
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He's on £50k according to the irish Independent
Doherty enters the big league after agreeing new bumper contract at Wolves
Matt Doherty has been rewarded for his excellent performances by signing a new Wolves deal that will earn him in the region of £50,000 (€57,000) per week.
if he's our first choice right back - he's probably going to be on 80k-90k per week if I had to make an educated guess
he not coming to spurs, opps
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C0YS
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That would be a shock.
I mean, it's not just smoke at this point, it's a bonfire.
I mean, it might become another Willian, it does happen. But pretty much every media outlet is saying the deal is close and a few are saying it's done. Like, it might not happen, but it's much more likely to happen then not.
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just signed a new contract what u want...
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Jody
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Just....as in this evening?
C0YS
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In 2019 mate.
Also, another point, Tanganga doesn't have a long term injury concern.
He had a stress fracture on his back, which is common for athletes, particularly of his age, and entirely treatable. Obviously, there might be issues if he doesn't follow medical advice but there is nothing to indicate that this will become a reoccurring problem, and no evidence to back this up at all. Even in a non professional capacity people go back to sports 3-4 months after such an injury, and as long as they maintain the correct conditioning should be able to avoid any reoccurance (though it can happen).
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This is the ballsiest take I’ve seen for a while. Let’s see how it pans out.
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I want you to step away from the computer. Cos you’re speaking a wee bit of gibberish. Unless of course you happen to know something everyone else is unaware of. Then more power to ya, bub.
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Again on my birthday you ****! ?
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