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BloodRed · 30th January 2018, 18.36:49

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Originally Posted by Birdy

Source? Otherwise wum status assumed.

New poster Birdy so file under Blacon WUM I fear

Red Light · 30th January 2018, 18.39:32

If true this is the lad - tomorrow will be interesting.

Calum Dyson first joined Everton at the age of six.

A tall, strong striker, he was a near ever-present for the title-winning Under-18s in 2013/14.

His six goals and 10 assists were vital as the Blues progressed to an end of season final against Manchester City, while Dyson also found himself involved with the Under-21s, making six appearances.

Dyson then became a regular for David Unsworth's Under-21s and later Under-23s side, with his first taste of senior football coming on loan at Stockport County and Chester in 2015/16.

He started the 2016/17 campaign in fine form and, despite spending the second half of the season on loan at League Two outfit Grimsby Town, finished joint top scorer with eight goals as the young Blues lifted the Premier League 2 title.

He also impressed during his stint in Lincolnshire and was named Grimsby's Young Player of the Season for 2016/17

rememberthegoodoldyears · 30th January 2018, 18.43:10

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Originally Posted by BloodRed

New poster Birdy so file under Blacon WUM I fear

New poster? Try 11 or 12 years I've been a member if not longer! And we'll see tomorrow if I'm right anyway, not particularly in the know and wouldn't claim to be but this friend has never been wrong in the past and is definitely in the position where he'd know something.

BloodRed · 30th January 2018, 18.49:18

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Originally Posted by rememberthegoodoldyears

New poster? Try 11 or 12 years I've been a member if not longer! And we'll see tomorrow if I'm right anyway, not particularly in the know and wouldn't claim to be but this friend has never been wrong in the past and is definitely in the position where he'd know something.

Apologies mate no offence meant. Not a name I'd seen on here much that's all.

I really hope you are right about the signing.

Birdy · 30th January 2018, 18.59:39

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Originally Posted by rememberthegoodoldyears

New poster? Try 11 or 12 years I've been a member if not longer! And we'll see tomorrow if I'm right anyway, not particularly in the know and wouldn't claim to be but this friend has never been wrong in the past and is definitely in the position where he'd know something.

sounds promising hope you are right!

Bissell · 30th January 2018, 19.12:48

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Originally Posted by rememberthegoodoldyears

New poster? Try 11 or 12 years I've been a member if not longer! And we'll see tomorrow if I'm right anyway, not particularly in the know and wouldn't claim to be but this friend has never been wrong in the past and is definitely in the position where he'd know something.

Deverdics? Dyson? Or both

John Neals Dynasty · 30th January 2018, 19.14:03

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Originally Posted by Cenotaff

Wow, I forgot how much of an arse you are!

Once someone uses the Trump word snowflake no more needs to be said.
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NottsRed · 30th January 2018, 19.15:51

Quigley off injured that makes things awkward.

rememberthegoodoldyears · 30th January 2018, 19.16:02

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Originally Posted by Bissell

Deverdics? Dyson? Or both

Deverdicks, I haven't a clue about Dyson. I did actually hear we were looking at him but that was a week or two ago so maybe

30th January 2018, 18.39:32	#1082-0 (permalink)
Red Light Due a Testimonial Joined: Aug 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Jan 2018 Transfer Window II If true this is the lad - tomorrow will be interesting. Calum Dyson first joined Everton at the age of six. A tall, strong striker, he was a near ever-present for the title-winning Under-18s in 2013/14. His six goals and 10 assists were vital as the Blues progressed to an end of season final against Manchester City, while Dyson also found himself involved with the Under-21s, making six appearances. Dyson then became a regular for David Unsworth's Under-21s and later Under-23s side, with his first taste of senior football coming on loan at Stockport County and Chester in 2015/16. He started the 2016/17 campaign in fine form and, despite spending the second half of the season on loan at League Two outfit Grimsby Town, finished joint top scorer with eight goals as the young Blues lifted the Premier League 2 title. He also impressed during his stint in Lincolnshire and was named Grimsby's Young Player of the Season for 2016/17

30th January 2018, 19.15:51	#1088-0 (permalink)
NottsRed Part Time ITV4 Pundit Joined: Oct 2013 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Jan 2018 Transfer Window II Quigley off injured that makes things awkward.