[Albion] Dahoud "In the end it just didn't work out"

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raymondo

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• May 13, 2024

• #141

tigertim68 said:

I said to my brother after seeing him play his first match in the friendly at the Amex that he would be too lightweight for the Premier

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What position did your brother play?

 

GT49er

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• May 13, 2024

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"In the end it just didn't work out"​

Trouble is, it isn't the end. He's sitting on a nice contract, almost certainly more than he's get anywhere else now, and may just decide to sit it out. Getting rid just ain't that easy, especially when a player has flopped.

 

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portslade seagull

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• #143

With Lallana leaving I suppose it opens up a slot for him. Swapping a snail for a lightweight

 

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amexer

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• #144

I always felt Dahoud had potential. But what do I know as thought the young Polish FB who played at Aston Villa was good but never seen again.

 

Triggaaar

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• #145

Sid and the Sharknados said:

Alternative in a "convenient for comedy's sake" way.

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Sorry I was just making an alternative interpretation of your post

 

pigmanovich

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• May 20, 2024

• #146

From this Argus article:

I am very proud of my relationship with them [the players]. Not with all players I have the same relation. That is a part of me. I had some bad relationships, not this season but last season with some players.

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Would seem all was well between RDZ and Dahoud, then?

 

Uh_huh_him

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• May 20, 2024

• #147

GT49er said:

"In the end it just didn't work out"​

Trouble is, it isn't the end. He's sitting on a nice contract, almost certainly more than he's get anywhere else now, and may just decide to sit it out. Getting rid just ain't that easy, especially when a player has flopped.

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I'm sure De zerbi will take to his next club.

 

GT49er

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• May 20, 2024

• #148

Uh_huh_him said:

I'm sure De zerbi will take to his next club.

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We can but hope. Drive him there oursel..................?

 

schmunk

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• #149

pigmanovich said:

From this Argus article:



Would seem all was well between RDZ and Dahoud, then?

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I suspect it might have been Undav and Sarmiento, of whom I get the impression that they may not have been as keen in training as others.

 

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Farehamseagull

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schmunk said:

I suspect it might have been Undav and Sarmiento, of whom I get the impression that they may not have been as keen in training as others.

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I assumed he meant Sanchez and Trossard?

 

schmunk

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Farehamseagull said:

I assumed he meant Sanchez and Trossard?

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Oh yes - you might be right!

 

pigmanovich

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• May 20, 2024

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schmunk said:

I suspect it might have been Undav and Sarmiento, of whom I get the impression that they may not have been as keen in training as others.

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What @Farehamseagull said -- but also, didn't RDZ express regret at Undav going out on loan?