thecatintheroof
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Is he a prolific goalscorer?
Dom Telford
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TKL_Seasider
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Top scorer in L2 last season. Actually a little surprised he ended up at Crawley.
Lost Seasider
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25 from 37 games in League 2, I'm surprised a move to L1 wasn't on the cards.
hampshire_exile
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Crawley are owned by some crypto type organisation.
If they survive to pay him three years worth of wages he will be lucky.
Obviously I am getting old don’t understand any of this shite but to me it just sounds the stuff of fairytales
If they survive to pay him three years worth of wages he will be lucky.
Obviously I am getting old don’t understand any of this shite but to me it just sounds the stuff of fairytales
TKL_Seasider
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The group is called ‘WAGMI United’
We’re All Going to Make It … which funnily enough is also the slogan of every pyramid scheme ever invented.
Funny that …
Blackpools finest
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Came across him at Bristol rovers , horrible little prick.
TANGERINETOWERPOWER
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I'll bet he speaks highly of you aswell...you barmpot
hampshire_exile
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I wouldnt know the bloke if he walked past me, but anyone can offer high wages the question is can they deliver them for the length of the contract. Time will tell
Lost Seasider
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Crawley barely get 2,000 in for home games, only Salford do worse, the chances are not good.
Devonshire
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He is a decent striker at the right level (not Championship) maybe got ahead of himself at times nothing for us to discuss here
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traffordtang
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Surely they must be ok otherwise the EFL would have stepped in, wouldn’t they?
seasidescout
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Dom showed some great potential at Blackpool, but wasn’t offered a contract I believe. He went to Stoke and then on loan to a few clubs before signing for Bury. Still only 25, he still has the potential to be the natural goal scorer he was scouted for.
TKL_Seasider
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Well they thought Chris Kirchner was ok for Derby, didn’t they?Surely they must be ok otherwise the EFL would have stepped in, wouldn’t they?
Lost Seasider
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Wikipedia says it went to tribunal, the club would've had to offer him a contract for that to happen.
Blackpools finest
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Good riddance
HodderSeasider
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Both Telford and Waddington were offered contracts, but they turned them down and signed for Stoke!
We did offer him a contract
Toastrack
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Telford & Waddington probably felt pushed out of the club & pissed off.
In one of Koko's acts of tw*ttery, he ordered Lee Clark to demote them from the senior squad back to the youth team unless/until they signed contracts....
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In one of Koko's acts of tw*ttery, he ordered Lee Clark to demote them from the senior squad back to the youth team unless/until they signed contracts....
Clark told not to play young Blackpool duo
Lee Clark reveals that he was told by Blackpool chairman Karl
Graham berrys plastic bag
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The oystons offered them lucrative contracts aren’t words that you usually hear in the same sentence
Lost Seasider
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Who said they were lucrative? IIRC McGahey was offered about £500 p/w before he moved to Sheffield.
Graham berrys plastic bag
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That’s why I sarcastically said you wouldn’t hear those words in the same sentence, as with most of our youth players the oystons offered bad contracts on low money then cashed in for as much as possible
Dougall
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Amazed if he wasn't offered a contract having played and impressed in the first team along with Waddington before he went.
Grayth
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Yeah that makes him one of the best players we've produced in years.
The football creditors rule near enough guarantees they will. The only situation they would be actual liquidation of the club, rather than administration.