FBS
Steve Chettle
I think, when we stay up the boss man gives Murillo a new contract that includes a pay bump close to what Gibbs-White is on.
Murillo Santiago Costa dos Santos of BRASIL!
- Thread starter Heffing Psycho!
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I took my Mum for a coffee on Central Avenue on Mothers Day before the Fulham game.
From Cafe Nero to TSB, it was loaded with those knobhead types that think it's fashionable to wear Fat Willy's hoodies in the cold with flip flops.
The Bilbrough blood in me was giving this to each and every one of them when they walked past!
Colin Addison
First Team Squad
Fat Willy's gear has always been naff and associated with total toss pots, nice to see nothing changes.
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Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
He clearly will be leaving, but I still don't see it as having already been sorted; we'll probably never know either way.
Rzar
Bob McKinlay
To be fair, I haven't seen him staying since the first 6 months of watching him. But he has never really come close to leaving.
Templeton
Viv Anderson
I think in our position we accept some of the dangerous things he tries but the so called 'top clubs' wouldn't tolerate as much, they'd just want an out and out top defender, and not one that might give the opposition a chance every other game by trying something out the ordinary, it's that that might make other clubs nervy and stop them making the kind of offers Forest would be looking for.
Ian Moore Gone Little
Geoff Thomas
I know nothing about what’s fashionable and nothing about Fat Willy’s, but seeing this does remind me that I used to be puzzled that in the 80s all Ford Escorts seemed to come with a Fat Willy’s Surf Shack sticker fitted as standard…
Colin Addison
First Team Squad
Probably twats that got the sticker free with the t-shirt, most of them have never been on beach.
jdthebrit
Jack Armstrong
All mums love Central Avenue. Something about the 1930s art deco atmosphere relaxes them. The co-op and the library, where mine did voluntary with the elederly, were her favourite places.
Mine were the Test Match and the Slipper....
Rzar
Bob McKinlay
I don’t think it’s down to his ability, it’s more to do with how much it will cost them. As an example last summer Huijsen & Guehi were banded around for about half what it would cost for Murillo due to their contract situations & there are only so many clubs that can afford Murillo.
Also, that is very nitpicky. He is clearly instructed to take risks, because he creates so much more than he gives away. If he was told to keep it simple he probably would, but that would be a waste of his talent.
I’ve mentioned it before on this very thread, but Murillo is absolutely box-office, entertainment wise, and when he barges forward on one of those runs, it’s going to get you out of your seat.
And that’s what I love about him.
And that’s what I love about him.
Master Yates
Stuart Pearce
Yeah it's the price tag 100%.
I've seen enough of Ibrahima Konate stumbling about like a drunken sailor this season, or Chelsea's clown show at the back to know that Murillo would walk into any big team he wants, with the probable exception of Arsenal.
HappyHappyJoyJoy
Stuart Pearce
The absolute fear in the opposition centre backs is a joy.
Come out and they leave space in behind, let him bring it forward and he'll twat a thunderbastard in and make them look silly.
I guess that’s only because of the way the Arsenal play, because they seem to have morphed back into a George Graham side, with their back-four charging out in unison with their arm raised, playing for offside.
Murillo would force them to completely change their defensive style, and I’m not sure Arteta could do that without his head exploding.
Captain Sinister
Senior doom Monger
The big clubs who could afford him would want to train the risk taking out of him.
He would be best advised to stay with Forest.
(This argument also applies to MGW... stay at Forest Morgs!).
Notcher
Ian Bowyer
There's a lot of truth in this. Whereas at PSG or Barca he'd be encouraged to do what he does.
Captain Sinister
Senior doom Monger
Why would the lad want to move from the Queen of the Midlands to a slum city like Paris, or somewhere filled with Spaniards?
ubik
Grenville Morris
I have fond memories of the Slipper, around 1970.
Where's the new Asda mate? Might pop out to it later to see it.
Notcher
Ian Bowyer
Just love the lad 
Day in the life video of him in the link.
Day in the life video of him in the link.
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Professor Wolfgang Schnell BSc. PhD.
Fulchester United
Does he visit Tesco?
isaacs
Jack Armstrong
Just love the lad
Day in the life video of him in the link.
Just watched it, a really special lad. How lucky we have been for the past 3 years to watch him, the day he leaves will break my heart
