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Offline Toronto Villa

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #540 on: Today at 12:12:13 AM »
Tammy Abraham on Villa fans: "They're the best. I was lucky to be here in the promotion years so I knew all about them and every game they bring us confidence and support us day in and day out. I love them."

Offline Mellin

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #541 on: Today at 12:13:07 AM »
He's got the bug. Good lad.

Offline OzVilla

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #542 on: Today at 12:14:08 AM »
Good lad Tammy, that'll give him some real confidence too.

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #543 on: Today at 12:20:02 AM »
Always liked Tammy, he seems a good lad.

I think he would've liked to have joined us permanently after promotion but I'm not sure that would've been the best move for either party, at the time.

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #544 on: Today at 12:23:24 AM »
Always liked Tammy, he seems a good lad.

I think he would've liked to have joined us permanently after promotion but I'm not sure that would've been the best move for either party, at the time.

Chelsea had a transfer ban so he stayed there.

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #545 on: Today at 12:23:30 AM »
He would almost certainly have done better than Wesley.

Offline Rory

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #546 on: Today at 01:18:12 AM »
Always liked Tammy, he seems a good lad.

I think he would've liked to have joined us permanently after promotion but I'm not sure that would've been the best move for either party, at the time.

Chelsea had a transfer ban so he stayed there.

Oh, fair enough!

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #547 on: Today at 01:20:37 AM »
He would almost certainly have done better than Wesley.

Yeah, I couldn't remember the details (as Dave W has clearly shown) so I was trying to re-word 'he didn't think we were his best bet at the time, which I can respect' without people responding 'we didn't even bid for him, dickhead'.

Offline aj2k77

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #548 on: Today at 07:30:36 AM »
Tammy, Luiz, Cash, McGinn, Konsa, Martinez, Mings and Watkins all understand what it is to be Villa.

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #549 on: Today at 07:54:39 AM »
Tammy, Luiz, Cash, McGinn, Konsa, Martinez, Mings and Watkins all understand what it is to be Villa.
The link being Dean Smith, I guess; he 'sold' the dream, perhaps.

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #550 on: Today at 08:15:25 AM »
That wingnut div Jonathan Wilson was the Guardian reporter on the game yesterday, he's followed up this morning on the '10 things' feature making it all about Tammy and whether he can make his already permanent transfer permanent in the summer.

Deary me.

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #551 on: Today at 08:22:43 AM »
That wingnut div Jonathan Wilson was the Guardian reporter on the game yesterday, he's followed up this morning on the '10 things' feature making it all about Tammy and whether he can make his already permanent transfer permanent in the summer.

Deary me.

I'm surprised he didn't make it all about some utterly forgotten Sunderland fullback from the 1970s in the second division. 'Villa's late winner shows enduring influence of Jim Scratching'.

Online LeeB

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Re: Tammy Abraham
« Reply #552 on: Today at 09:01:15 AM »
That wingnut div Jonathan Wilson was the Guardian reporter on the game yesterday, he's followed up this morning on the '10 things' feature making it all about Tammy and whether he can make his already permanent transfer permanent in the summer.

Deary me.

I'm surprised he didn't make it all about some utterly forgotten Sunderland fullback from the 1970s in the second division. 'Villa's late winner shows enduring influence of Jim Scratching'.

He's clearly the match reporter as the hospitality is nice at Villa and he'd get to watch his team, then we've scorched his report on Sunderland's amazing comeback and he's had to write that bit up in the Uber back to the station after a few light ales.

 


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