chas vs dave
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It seems sc adverts are reaffirming my thoughts on dier this window 
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spurmin
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What’s that advert got to do with Eric Dier?
Its for aging animals with arthritis.
Timberwolf
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You appear to have answered your own question.
spurmin
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So now Eric Dier has Arthritis.
And needs a supplement that is given to animals to help with their mobility.
Absolutely hilarious. Grow up
chas vs dave
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No, it's more about the name of the brand.
Add an o in between, and then spell the word out
It's only a bit of fun.
Timberwolf
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Haha sorry, it was the absurdity that got me.
To clarify I do not think Eric Dier has arthritis. Nor do I think he needs animal supplements to help him with them.
Rout-Ledge
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He’s been a good servant to the club. He’s had some very good spells, but they were too fleeting. He can’t be relied upon as he suffers from horrible concentration lapses pretty regularly, and he’s not a modern style defender which we need in this system.
I can understand why he’d want to wait to leave as a free agent, but surely an agreement could be reached to let him go for free early if Ange is adamant that he can’t use him and we aren’t getting good offers in.
I can understand why he’d want to wait to leave as a free agent, but surely an agreement could be reached to let him go for free early if Ange is adamant that he can’t use him and we aren’t getting good offers in.
13VanDerBale13
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Being left out of match day squads, surely has to see him leave.
G Ron
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The equivalent of going on a night out trying to pull Drew Barrymore and ending up with Michael Barrymore.
Timberwolf
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In a weird way he might work better at a top team where he has less y'know actual defending to and can play that role you're describing. He's not bad on the ball when he's got time and he's solid defensively when he's not exposed 1v1.
If he is exposed 1v1 in a high line then he's an absolute liability though.
13VanDerBale13
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He’s staying ain’t he 
mmidgers
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He’s staying ain’t he
Wonder if it was a loan or buy. Either way, rejecting that doesn't look good for another incoming CB this window.
Powder Keg
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He's in his last year of contract, so any loan will mean he is released on a free at the end of it. I think a loan fee + wages covered is an OK outcome given the circumstances.
mmidgers
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I'd forgotten he was in his last year, but again, odd that the club have rejected the offer. Why hold on to him unless we're not signing another CB
He’s staying ain’t he
It does not. I think we've felt that coming for a couple of days though.
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Ghost Hardware
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I mean if they are willing to cover even half of his contract and we aren’t going to play him would it be so bad?
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