Windass gives Hull ticket to top tablePremier League Hull City by philmcnultybbcsport (U1816352) 24 May 2008 ![]() Sir Alex Ferguson felt fates were at work as his Manchester United side won the Champions League 50 years after the Munich air crash - so it was no surprise when veteran striker Dean Windass sent hometown club Hull into the Premier League. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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DoctorBoroLove (U8303026) posted May 28, 2008 Arsenal is not a place.
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Tiger-Nutz (U11928607) posted May 30, 2008 Although Dean Windass's goal was well executed, spectacular and crucial, Fraizer Campbell build-up was infinitely more skilful.
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NeilG42 (U1826671) posted May 30, 2008 Respect to Hull, Windas is older tham me !!
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Adrian_Messenger (U9322121) posted May 30, 2008 True, T-N, so much media attention went to Dean- but it was heaven-sent for them; the stories virtually wrote themselves. Even the nationals' photographs featured him, but that was inevitable after the goal!
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GroenGeelHart (U1775527) posted May 30, 2008 Dean Windass played for Bradford and he probably likes the area where he lives. I don't know his personal circumstances but living 75 miles away doesen't seem to do him any harm.
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Philtigerfeet (U9009298) posted May 31, 2008 Deano is always doing stuff in Hull and can understand him keeping his family life seperate from his football life especially now hes a god in Hull i think it would be hell for his kids with all the attention etc?
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Tiger-Nutz (U11928607) posted May 31, 2008 We're 8th already - Europe here we come!
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brownie_for_king (U12148651) posted May 31, 2008 campbell, deano and folan make a good prem strike force plus if we do get ryan taylor and ivan campo they are two good captures, plus lets sneak in to get ronaldinho from milans grasp. bring on ronaldo
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GroenGeelHart (U1775527) posted May 31, 2008 Ivan Campo has been fantastic for Bolton but he's slowed up and that's why they have released him. You never know he may be able to help you out short term but he's not the player he was two seasons ago.
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ilkleytiggers (U12246110) posted Jun 7, 2008 As a Tigger living in Ilkley it is good to have the old fella in the neighbourhood. Comment on this article |