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Paul H: you mean the Tom Fellows who used to play for WBA who was sold to Southampton last summer (presumably to replace Dibling) who in 32 appearances so far this season has scored exactly no goals.
Moyes isn\'t in charge of the academy Syd #59 Academy Director
That’s it Neil, you’re right. Got myself confused after reading one poster write 500 times last week that it was impossible to win a trophy without Top 6 finances.
Paul #6, exactly what I thought. Fellows could have sat on the bench just as good as Dibling and only cost £12 million.
Paul, Fellows put in a clever performance in the quarter-final victory over Arsenal. Less speed but considerably more guile than what we have seen from Dibling. The winner was created by him cutting in at an angle to the top of the box for a nice layoff to Charles.