Nasty

[BlyBlyBabes 0]

Etuhu. 2 nasty fouls.

 

Raked  Hoolahan with his studs.

 

Almost broke Martin''s back.

 

Should have been 2 yellows at least. Although both were pretty near straight reds.

 

Is he carrying feelings against his former club - or do you reckon he was under orders? Or am I exagerating?

 

OTBC

 

 

 

 

[bringbackandyhughes 0]

He''s just a thug, his only pass went straight into touch. Bloke is useless. He for me was everything that was wrong with our club in the seasons after out last relegation from the prem. was always giving it billy bigtime in the city in his Bentley and getting into trouble with his brother in certain nightclubs.

[Mister Chops 7]

It may be coincidence but on his first game for Norwich when he was on loan, didn''t he break his previous Preston team-mate''s leg?

[zemas tendon 0]

Boring

[TIL 1010 5,246]

[quote user="bringbackandyhughes"] was always giving it billy bigtime in the city in his Bentley .[/quote]

Just to be pedantic it was a Chrysler which looks like a Bentley but very much cheaper E7UHU.

[Herman 11,136]

Dickson,Dickson you''re a c***!!

Second loudest chant of the day.Made me laugh anyway.

[bringbackandyhughes 0]

[quote user="TIL 1010"]

[quote user="bringbackandyhughes"] was always giving it billy bigtime in the city in his Bentley .[/quote]

Just to be pedantic it was a Chrysler which looks like a Bentley but very much cheaper E7UHU.

[/quote]

I stand corrected, he only got the real thing when he moved to Sunderland

[Tim Allman 1]

Yes Mr Chops, it was Etuhu that broke Adam Nowland''s leg; he never really recovered and retired with the injury. From memory it was a very poor tackle.

[lake district canary 0]

Dangerous play - should have been sent off.

 

 

 

[grantroederdisaster 0]

Very lucky to stay on the pitch!

 

I thought it was so ironic when we sold him cause a clause in his contract allowed him to leave when a £1.5M bid came in, I''d of been happy to have got £500K for him cause most of the time he didn''t do b*ggerall for us!

[Norfolk Mustard 106]

[quote user="TIL 1010"]

[quote user="bringbackandyhughes"] was always giving it billy bigtime in the city in his Bentley .[/quote]

Just to be pedantic it was a Chrysler which looks like a Bentley but very much cheaper E7UHU.

[/quote]

Just to be even more pedantic, last year when driving through West London I spotted Reg No. E7UHU - this time displayed on a real Bentley Convertible - white with red leather with Dickson at the wheel wearing a big cheesy grin. The Chrysler appears long gone - perhaps he really has hit the big time now? 

PS: Given where he was heading, I did wonder whether he was simply giving Mohamed Al-Fayed a lift to work!

[star_manic 0]

the tackle on martin itself warrented a sraight red card so how the ref totally ignored it i fail to understand. i say "tackle" but it was more of a case of assult.[:@]

[bringbackandyhughes 0]

[quote user="Norfolk Mustard"][quote user="TIL 1010"]

[quote user="bringbackandyhughes"] was always giving it billy bigtime in the city in his Bentley .[/quote]

Just to be pedantic it was a Chrysler which looks like a Bentley but very much cheaper E7UHU.

[/quote]

Just to be even more pedantic, last year when driving through West London I spotted Reg No. E7UHU - this time displayed on a real Bentley Convertible - white with red leather with Dickson at the wheel wearing a big cheesy grin. The Chrysler appears long gone - perhaps he really has hit the big time now? 

PS: Given where he was heading, I did wonder whether he was simply giving Mohamed Al-Fayed a lift to work!

[/quote]

He bought it as soon as he moved to Sunderland and was poncing around in it the weekend he came back to Norwich with his brother and allegedly laid someone out on Prince of Wales road.

[BlyBlyBabes 0]

I see he''s not too popular on the Fulham message boards.

 

OTBC

[Mello Yello 2,572]

The Ref bottled it.......Dickson should have walked.

[First Wazzock 1,010]

[quote user="Mello Yello"]The Ref bottled it.......Dickson should have walked.[/quote]

Dead right, and what made it worse was watching him laughing as they went off at the end.

He knew he had got away with it.

[Duncan Edwards 0]

It''s weird how people remember things. I always rated him highly as a player and thought we should have built around him yet he was much maligned by others.

Did you all think that Darel Russell was a better player? Seriously? Russell is plying his trade in the third tier and Etuhu has played solidly in the top flight since he left us.

I was disappointed with the reaction of our fans when he came on, the abuse he received after two poor challenges, was possibly more understandable.

Incidentally, Darren Huckerby says that Dickson Etuhu was the most underrated player he played with during his time here. I think that speaks volumes but everyone sees the game differently.

[Syteanric 1]

remember his debut for us when he shattered a preston players leg?Etuhu was crap! Worthy had started to lose the plot when he signed Dick(head)son.... i wonder if he had hindsight....

[Duncan Edwards 0]

Oh well. Like I said, everyone sees the game differently.

 

You thought Darel Russell was the better player then Jas? I suppose Cureton was better than Earnshaw too....[^o)]

[Reggie Strayshun 0]

Difficult to get too worked up either way  re Etuhu . He''s one of those unspectacular players. Not really an enforcer/hard man. Not really a box to box player. Not really a midfield general. Certainly not a ball playing maestro. But a reliable sort of guy that every team needs in the squad. My brother who is a PNE fan was astounded when we paid money for him. He was never a player who stood out, and that''s been true at Sunderland and Fulham also.

 

Don''t think with the personnel at our disposal these days he''d get in our team, and doubt if his tendency to drift in and out of games would be PL''s cup of tea.

[nutty nigel 7,902]

[quote user="Eric Pickles Pie Supplier"]

Don''t think with the personnel at our disposal these days he''d get in our team, and doubt if his tendency to drift in and out of games would be PL''s cup of tea.

[/quote]

 

But equally Lambert and Culverhouse may well have got more from him than others have.