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Re: Brownhill
Giving the fact you thought Southgate was still England manager, it’s pretty clear you haven’t got a clue what’s going on
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He's made several claims about being ITK recently.123EasyasBFC wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:55 pmGiving the fact you thought Southgate was still England manager, it’s pretty clear you haven’t got a clue what’s going on
Very strange.
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I think the poster may be referring to the situation a few years prior when Mee wasn't signing a contract and was waiting for better offers to come his way.
We then signed Ben Gibson but Mee changed his mind and signed a new contract with Burnley?
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fidelcastro wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 9:14 pmHe's made several claims about being ITK recently.
Very strange.
If i was genuinely in the know the last thing I'd do is publicise the fact. It would be a silly thing to let people know.
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You’d think that he would make some sort of statement, I.e. “Thanks for the memories”, or something of that ilk.
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He might just want a clean break without the fanfare.dermotdermot wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 10:39 amYou’d think that he would make some sort of statement, I.e. “Thanks for the memories”, or something of that ilk.
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I don't think that's necessary within a few hours of the contract expiring. I'm certain that an outgoing club captain would, when the time is right, and when an exit is confirmed, issue some kind of statement.dermotdermot wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 10:39 amYou’d think that he would make some sort of statement, I.e. “Thanks for the memories”, or something of that ilk.
In the meantime, it's likely that he has some offers, possibly including from Burnley FC, with different terms, some involving relocation, some much more money and maybe less chance of being the first name on a teamsheet... loads of parameters to take into account.
He could be (almost certainly is) spending a couple of weeks in private training to keep his fitness up - and then will make a move. Normal stuff.
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Not sure about "few hours" more days now but I agree he's hardly likely to give any farewell speeches whilst offers are still under consideration including ours.Leon_C wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 10:46 amI don't think that's necessary within a few hours of the contract expiring. I'm certain that an outgoing club captain would, when the time is right, and when an exit is confirmed, issue some kind of statement.
In the meantime, it's likely that he has some offers, possibly including from Burnley FC, with different terms, some involving relocation, some much more money and maybe less chance of being the first name on a teamsheet... loads of parameters to take into account.
He could be (almost certainly is) spending a couple of weeks in private training to keep his fitness up - and then will make a move. Normal stuff.
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Jakubclaret wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 11:03 amNot sure about "few hours" more days now but I agree he's hardly likely to give any farewell speeches whilst offers are still under consideration including ours.
Has the club thanked him for his excellent service?
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They gave him a Bertie Bee Mug inscribed “Thanks for BEEing a wonderful colleague “ followed by a few pints down the Royal Dyche.

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I don't think the club should thank him I believe they have been putting money into his bank account for 5 years & that should be enough & by that same token I don't think he should be obligated to express anything should he decide not to come back. Taking away any emotional involvement & looking at things in a strict business like manner it's a commodity & service that's come to an end.
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Jakubclaret wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 1:05 pmI don't think the club should thank him I believe they have been putting money into his bank account for 5 years & that should be enough & by that same token I don't think he should be obligated to express anything should he decide not to come back. Taking away any emotional involvement & looking at things in a strict business like manner it's a commodity & service that's come to an end.
Thankfully most people have more decency than you display on here.
Don't you tire from trying so hard to be contrary all the time
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It's the way I see things. You don't agree fair enough. We don't owe him anything he doesn't owe us anything. It's a business like relationship that's finished.claretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 1:07 pmThankfully most people have more decency than you display on here.
Don't you tire from trying so hard to be contrary all the time
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Surely money is no longer a priority for Brownhill?Goalkeeper wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:30 pmPlease can you tell me when you took a new job for less pay, in order to better provide for your family? Unless of course, you are reasonably well off, and money isn't a priority as you strive to give your children the best you can afford.
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Have you not left a job for better pay, conditions, even geographical reasons?Jakubclaret wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 1:05 pmI don't think the club should thank him I believe they have been putting money into his bank account for 5 years & that should be enough & by that same token I don't think he should be obligated to express anything should he decide not to come back. Taking away any emotional involvement & looking at things in a strict business like manner it's a commodity & service that's come to an end.
Did your employer not thank you?
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They were probably relieved to get shut of him!.....Contrarian extraordinaire.boatshed bill wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 2:26 pmHave you not left a job for better pay, conditions, even geographical reasons?
Did your employer not thank you?
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As I said it's a service. I've been using the same hairdresser & barber for years if I decided to go elsewhere I wouldn't expect the barber to go on record & thank me for my custom throughout the years or my milkman & window cleaner etc. I'm not expecting the club to thank brownhill in the same way I'm not expecting brownhill to say anything. It's a business relationship which seemingly as ended. It's good manners to end things by declaring best wishes & gratitude but it doesn't always happen elsewhere & realistically it's not necessary.boatshed bill wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 2:26 pmHave you not left a job for better pay, conditions, even geographical reasons?
Did your employer not thank you?
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Proper flash that!!! Hairdresser and a barber. 

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Maison Hugill thanked his Customers, the note is still on the window.
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Re: Brownhill
that really is a cut above the rest of us

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Razor sharp, that's me.

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Re: Brownhill
You've been brushing up on your humour. Like it.
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I've been combing through an old joke book

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Was it called Shear Genius?
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I picked up some puns from the Edinburgh Fringe
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That's where people go to highlight their talent.
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Re: Brownhill
I've run out
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Likewise. Can't think of any more off the top of my head.
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As Will Shakespeare once said "Parting is such sweet sorrow"ollieclarets8 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 8:51 pmLikewise. Can't think of any more off the top of my head.

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Gel-ous as that's a good one.boatshed bill wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 8:55 pmAs Will Shakespeare once said "Parting is such sweet sorrow"![]()
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Re: Brownhill
As long as you don't Curl up and Dye bill
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I'm sure you could think of more if you mullet over
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Is the barber called Bob? Behind the Beehive End.
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Re: Brownhill
Graeme Bailey (dont know how reliable he is), stating that Brownhill could be tempted to the MLS , and that Toronto are keen to get him
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Saw the Toronto link.
His call, but clearly a financial decision if that’s where he goes. He’ll be in a midfield alongside the colossus that is Matty Longstaff (last seen bouncing around League Two).
Kevin Long will be behind him in defence tho, so there’s that.
His call, but clearly a financial decision if that’s where he goes. He’ll be in a midfield alongside the colossus that is Matty Longstaff (last seen bouncing around League Two).
Kevin Long will be behind him in defence tho, so there’s that.
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That would be an absolutely bizarre move for him at this stage of his career.agreenwood wrote: ↑Mon Jul 07, 2025 12:15 pmSaw the Toronto link.
His call, but clearly a financial decision if that’s where he goes. He’ll be in a midfield alongside the colossus that is Matty Longstaff (last seen bouncing around League Two).
Kevin Long will be behind him in defence tho, so there’s that.
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Only way a move to MLS makes sense now is if Toronto will be making him their face of their team, club captain the lot
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He won't be going for the weather as it's colder than here 

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Great city tho. One of my faves
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We've gone from Lazio, Celtic, Rangers, West Ham, Leicester to Toronto.
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Galatasary I’ve heard too
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Lazio, Celtic, Rangers, West Ham, Leicester, Galatasaray to Toronto.
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Re: Brownhill
He can check out any time he likes
But he can never leave....
But he can never leave....
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Unless money is irrelevant to him now and he fancies a year or two of being one of the best players in the league?agreenwood wrote: ↑Mon Jul 07, 2025 12:15 pmSaw the Toronto link.
His call, but clearly a financial decision if that’s where he goes. He’ll be in a midfield alongside the colossus that is Matty Longstaff (last seen bouncing around League Two).
Kevin Long will be behind him in defence tho, so there’s that.