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https://www.est1892.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=4002484#post4002484
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Paul.S
Come on guys, abit of respect, while he was no worldie, he was part of a makeshift central defence that took us to a champs league spot that Alisson goal year (amid all this covid stay at home isolation mental house crap) and was very dependable and imo, did make a solid contribution nor had any major defensive mental lapses... ynwa nat..
Him and Williams deserve huge respect for what they achieved in helping us get to the top 4 that season, truth was neither were ever going to compete with our regular CBs, glad to see him getting a chance somewhere that he can hopefully play regularly, I hope Williams can do the same.
The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.
3million! Absolutely criminal that we let him go at all, but for 3mil is a total joke. Albion laughing their way to trophies.
Nathaniel Phillips made headlines this week as he scored on his debut for West Bromwich Albion during their 1-1 draw with Dynamo Kyiv in Austria. But beyond the goal, a much heavier story lingers — the grief following the tragic death of his former Liverpool teammate, Diogo Jota.
Phillips, 28, recently completed a £3 million move from Liverpool to West Brom, marking a new chapter in his career. Yet, his thoughts remain closely tied to his Anfield days, especially in the wake of Jota’s passing.
Emotional Tribute to Diogo Jota
Just days before his West Brom debut, Phillips shared an emotional message on Instagram that laid bare his heartache.
“I’ve got to be honest, I’ve been struggling with this, as I’m worried I don’t have the words. How do I even begin to do justice to someone who was loved by all of us, someone who lit up countless lives and meant so much to just as many?”
“Jots, along with the rest of the world, I’m really going to miss you mate. It was a pleasure and an honour to share the dressing room with you and to be part of so many special moments and memories that we shared.”
“You were always up for a laugh and a wind up. More than anything else, you always stayed true to yourself regardless of your success in life. The reality is that nothing was ever going to change you. You were too good, too grounded for that. A top friend, a magical footballer but most importantly a special human being.”
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