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Tag Archives: Matt Targett

Eight days to change the world

Newcastle are arriving in Aston, Bring your own banner.

April 18, 2025 in Previews.

Entering the Ice Age

We’re going to Newcastle. Eventually we’ll be coming back.

December 25, 2024 in Previews.

Great scapegoats of our time – Neil Taylor

Dave Collett appraises the Villa career of an overlooked left-back.

February 6, 2022 in Dave Woodhall.

The window now closing

Dave Woodhall looks at both January’s deals and the ones that never happened.

February 1, 2022 in Comment.

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  • Re: Jadon Sancho (loan)
    There's no way Dortmund are having him back again. He didn't do that well when he returned on loan before. Really hard to see where he goes after this season.
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  • Re: Jadon Sancho (loan)
    Unfortunately Saudis are not the same mugg-able idiots  that they were a few years ago. Spurs don't pay that sort of wages and he has no potential so Dortmund won't be interested this time.
  • Re: Jadon Sancho (loan)
    Neither Spurs or Dortmund currently pay any of their players close to that, and I don't see what's so special about Sancho for them to make an exception.
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