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Michael Dawson
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Jimmy McCormick
Re: Dawson
Never was the same player without King's leadership beside him.
He tried but he didn't have the brains or vision to organise a defence.
A a defender himself he was great under pressure in a crowded box getting last gasp blocks and challenges in.
But he was poor when one on one with someone running at him.
He'll make a great small team defender who just has to sit back and defend his box for a 0-0 victory.
I've always been lost why some people rated him so much on here. I've always seen him a bit of a failure and that's what he represented.
I'm guessing its because he was seen as passionate on the pitch and because he's English and white. Because of that he's seen to represent the common fan?
Never was the same player without King's leadership beside him.
He tried but he didn't have the brains or vision to organise a defence.
A a defender himself he was great under pressure in a crowded box getting last gasp blocks and challenges in.
But he was poor when one on one with someone running at him.
He'll make a great small team defender who just has to sit back and defend his box for a 0-0 victory.
I've always been lost why some people rated him so much on here. I've always seen him a bit of a failure and that's what he represented.
I'm guessing its because he was seen as passionate on the pitch and because he's English and white. Because of that he's seen to represent the common fan?
Sandman
Jermaine Jenas
Re: Dawson
This is what I think about Terry as well. Maybe an extra level up but basically he is a backs to the wall defender. And thats it.
Passion and Effort go a long way. At least he always gave his best and had his heart in the right place despite his limitations.
Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
Any news on the fee? £5m??
suffolkspur
Ben Thatcher
Best of luck to Daws.
He was a top servant for the club and always came across as a great lad. Always a shame to see players who obviously love the club move on but I think it is the right decision all things considered. It was apparent he wouldn't be a starter under Poch and i'm sure he'll do a great job for Hull.
He was a top servant for the club and always came across as a great lad. Always a shame to see players who obviously love the club move on but I think it is the right decision all things considered. It was apparent he wouldn't be a starter under Poch and i'm sure he'll do a great job for Hull.
Maltese Falcon
Niko Kranjcar
Re: Dawson
Because he always gave a 100% - in spite of all the limitations that even his most ardent fans accepted.
That is all you can ask for in a player..
Because he always gave a 100% - in spite of all the limitations that even his most ardent fans accepted.
That is all you can ask for in a player..
Sandman
Jermaine Jenas
Re: Dawson
Well that should be the least that you ask for. But with all the current overpaid Self important players about these days its a rare quality.
Well that should be the least that you ask for. But with all the current overpaid Self important players about these days its a rare quality.
Kingdawson
Banned
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
we've had plenty of players over the last few years who would have been worth as much as bale if they had the attitude Dawson does
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Re: Dawson
I'm sad too. :terry:
Farewell, Daws. You never complained, and gave your all whenever you were on the field. Sure, you might not have been the most skilled or the quickest, but in my eyes that commitment you had to the club and the shirt outweighs any deficiencies you might have displayed.
To a genuinely nice man, a Spurs captain, and a player who left everything on the field, every time....here's to you, Michael Dawson. Thank you for nine years of committed service. Thanks for the memories. And I can only hope that, in the end, we did as much for you as you did for us.
Adios, Daws.
I'm sad
I'm sad too. :terry:
Farewell, Daws. You never complained, and gave your all whenever you were on the field. Sure, you might not have been the most skilled or the quickest, but in my eyes that commitment you had to the club and the shirt outweighs any deficiencies you might have displayed.
To a genuinely nice man, a Spurs captain, and a player who left everything on the field, every time....here's to you, Michael Dawson. Thank you for nine years of committed service. Thanks for the memories. And I can only hope that, in the end, we did as much for you as you did for us.
Adios, Daws.
milo
Jack L. Jones
He's been a great servant for the club and I hope that he gets a great reception whenever he comes back to the Lane but I think that it is time for him to move on. I will always remember him fondly for our Champions' League season, he was great that year and I do not think that he missed a header all season.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
This he has always given 100% everytime he has pulled on the lillywhite jersey, a good lad and I hope he does well, will rightly get a great reception when he comes back to the Lane
Papercut
Jermaine Jenas
Good luck Daws! Good move for all concerned.
When we question player's loyalty, I look at players like him and the way fans cannot wait to get rid. It's a sign of modern footie and the want for instant success.
Where did his brother play? There's someone who looks like him at Hull.
When we question player's loyalty, I look at players like him and the way fans cannot wait to get rid. It's a sign of modern footie and the want for instant success.
Where did his brother play? There's someone who looks like him at Hull.
Alaric
Erik Edman
Re: Dawson
My feelings exactly. I am sorry to see him leave but I understand why he is being moved on. I still smile every time I think of the picture of him and Ledly post match in the dressing room, arms around each other shoulders.
My feelings exactly. I am sorry to see him leave but I understand why he is being moved on. I still smile every time I think of the picture of him and Ledly post match in the dressing room, arms around each other shoulders.
Testimonials are no longer held to provide a player with a pension fund, so maybe we'll invite him back at some point. We might not do the whole shebang though and he probably can't play for us in ordinary friendlies as long as he's contracted to another club.