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Calvert-Lewin, Dominic #9 · 2025–
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b. 16th March 1997 (age 29)
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9 Sep 2026 · Carabao Cup, 3rd Round
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Have said it before but it's definitely worth repeating that without DCL we'd have been relegated this season.

That doesn't apply to just him of course as quite a few of our players have been absolutely vital to the overall team effort and it is a team game after all.
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 2:35 pm About 67 years. :lol:
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Jammy 07 wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 4:46 pm Have said it before but it's definitely worth repeating that without DCL we'd have been relegated this season.

That doesn't apply to just him of course as quite a few of our players have been absolutely vital to the overall team effort and it is a team game after all.
And that I don't agree with.. We had a 15 goal a season scorer already at the club and I honestly think Piroe would have as many now as DCL... Massive leap for me to say no DCL and we're relegated, absolutely zero evidence of that
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The Subhuman wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 6:48 pm And that I don't agree with.. We had a 15 goal a season scorer already at the club and I honestly think Piroe would have as many now as DCL... Massive leap for me to say no DCL and we're relegated, absolutely zero evidence of that
Absolutely zero evidence Piroe would have scored as many as Calvert-Lewin in the PL.

Piroe struggled in the cups against championship clubs.
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 7:11 pm Absolutely zero evidence Piroe would have scored as many as Calvert-Lewin in the PL.

Piroe struggled in the cups against championship clubs.
I'd imagine your bowls would suffer if you only played a couple of ends every 3 months.. All strikers need continuity of playing time. DCL had that, Piroe didn't, doesn't make Piroe the poorer player, he's still the best finisher at the club.

You keep moaning about posters dissing players but you do it yourself with a few.
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The Subhuman wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 7:19 pm I'd imagine your bowls would suffer if you only played a couple of ends every 3 months.. All strikers need continuity of playing time. DCL had that, Piroe didn't, doesn't make Piroe the poorer player, he's still the best finisher at the club.

You keep moaning about posters dissing players but you do it yourself with a few.
I'm not dissing Piroe!

I just said there is no evidence Piroe would score as many as Calvert-Lewin.

Justin, Tanaka, Nmecha & Longstaff have all had limited appearances at times during this season, but found their form, scoring goals & making assists, 17 goals & 7 assists between them.
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 7:36 pm I'm not dissing Piroe!

I just said there is no evidence Piroe would score as many as Calvert-Lewin.

Justin, Tanaka, Nmecha & Longstaff have all had limited appearances at times during this season, but found their form, scoring goals & making assists, 17 goals & 7 assists between them.
I find it curious Piroe gets written off so easily (and has been since the summer).

Nmecha played Championship football and was awful (at the same age as Nmecha was last time when he scored 0 goals in 13 for Boro Piroe scored 22 goals and got 6 assists for Swansea).

Aaronson has scored a few goals and got a few assists at this level playing in an attacking role.

Piroe is head and shoulders above him talent wise as the Championship showed.

We will never find out now of course but I firmly believe in the right system Piroe would have scored and created plenty imo.

Lest we forget playing ploddyball DCL got 1 goal in 11 games.

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1964white wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 7:36 pm I'm not dissing Piroe!

I just said there is no evidence Piroe would score as many as Calvert-Lewin.

Justin, Tanaka, Nmecha & Longstaff have all had limited appearances at times during this season, but found their form, scoring goals & making assists, 17 goals & 7 assists between them.
As there's no evidence we go down without DCL... All we can do is speculate but some speculation is based in rationale
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Cjay wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 7:49 pm I find it curious Piroe gets written off so easily (and has been since the summer).

Nmecha played Championship football and was awful (at the same age as Nmecha was last time when he scored 0 goals in 13 for Boro Piroe scored 22 goals and got 6 assists for Swansea).

Aaronson has scored a few goals and got a few assists at this level playing in an attacking role.

Piroe is head and shoulders above him talent wise as the Championship showed.

We will never find out now of course but I firmly believe in the right system Piroe would have scored and created plenty imo.
I'd be worried about Piroe playing for a promoted team next season. He's very capable of banging in 15 plus in a season, and as we've "lessened" him this season his value has gone.
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Cjay wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 7:49 pm I find it curious Piroe gets written off so easily (and has been since the summer).

Nmecha played Championship football and was awful (at the same age as Nmecha was last time when he scored 0 goals in 13 for Boro Piroe scored 22 goals and got 6 assists for Swansea).

Aaronson has scored a few goals and got a few assists at this level playing in an attacking role.

Piroe is head and shoulders above him talent wise as the Championship showed.

We will never find out now of course but I firmly believe in the right system Piroe would have scored and created plenty imo.

Lest we forget playing ploddyball DCL got 1 goal in 11 games.

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Well obviously Marathe, Farke & the board had reservations & took the decision to go for physical strength & power!

I have trust & faith in our management & believe they made the correct decision for the good of the club, it's not about individuals or ones favourite players.

A couple of my favourite players may find themselves on the bench next season as we evolve as a club, but I'm not going to come on here & whinge & cry about the situation, especially as we are moving forward as a club.
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I've never ever understood that argument of without his (any goalscoring foward) contribution we'd have been relegated or not been in the top 4 or challenging for the title or in the case of a keeper something similar, I always reply with, what we'd hardly have gone out on the field with 10 players, each and every contribution is helpful , it's a non argument but you can never know where or what could have been different with someone else, it's a non argument simple.



Remember a few year ago some pundit said about scum that without De Gea they would be relegated, well ya if they started with no keeper but hardly gonna start with 10
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The Subhuman wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 6:48 pm And that I don't agree with.. We had a 15 goal a season scorer already at the club and I honestly think Piroe would have as many now as DCL... Massive leap for me to say no DCL and we're relegated, absolutely zero evidence of that
Well how about the fact that with DCL we will stay up ?

Granted that's not definitive evidence that we wouldn't have done so without him but certainly shows his positive effect on the team's outcome.

Regarding Piroe, I'm just relieved we didn't get to find out where we might have finished due to DCL doing the business.
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 10:04 pm Well obviously Marathe, Farke & the board had reservations & took the decision to go for physical strength & power!

I have trust & faith in our management & believe they made the correct decision for the good of the club, it's not about individuals or ones favourite players.

A couple of my favourite players may find themselves on the bench next season as we evolve as a club, but I'm not going to come on here & whinge & cry about the situation, especially as we are moving forward as a club.
I see.

Debating is now "whinging and crying" on here now.

Noted.

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Cjay wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 10:30 pm I see.

Debating is now "whinging and crying" on here now.

Noted.

Says a lot about this forum these days.
64white stated that he wouldn't whinge and cry should the scenario he described occur.

At no point did he infer that anyone else was already doing so.

That's how I read it anyway :)
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Jammy 07 wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 10:28 pm Well how about the fact that with DCL we will stay up ?

Granted that's not definitive evidence that we wouldn't have done so without him but certainly shows his positive effect on the team's outcome.

Regarding Piroe, I'm just relieved we didn't get to find out where we might have finished due to DCL doing the business.
That's fine, a 1+1=2 type conclusion, hard to argue against because it's true. We stay up and DCL was part of that.
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 10:04 pm Well obviously Marathe, Farke & the board had reservations & took the decision to go for physical strength & power!

I have trust & faith in our management & believe they made the correct decision for the good of the club, it's not about individuals or ones favourite players.

A couple of my favourite players may find themselves on the bench next season as we evolve as a club, but I'm not going to come on here & whinge & cry about the situation, especially as we are moving forward as a club.
How about if a new striker starts next season, we lose 4 of the first 5, one point from 15 with DCL on the bench and our new striker hasn't gotten off the mark. Would you have a moan then?
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Jammy 07 wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 10:33 pm 64white stated that he wouldn't whinge and cry should the scenario he described occur.

At no point did he infer that anyone else was already doing so.

That's how I read it anyway :)
Yessss I'm sure that's how he meant it, totally innocently.

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The Subhuman wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 11:13 pm How about if a new striker starts next season, we lose 4 of the first 5, one point from 15 with DCL on the bench and our new striker hasn't gotten off the mark. Would you have a moan then?
Hopefully, that won't be the case, that scenario may have occurred if we had signed Muniz or Strand-Larsen, huge fees on players who haven't pulled up any trees.

One thing I've learned this season is new signings require time to settle especially at PL level, the majority of our squad has improved as the season has progressed.

We have lost 5 of our last 27 matches (including the FA Cup Semi-Final) which is excellent for a newly promoted team.

I have thoroughly enjoyed this season, and fully appreciate the fantastic skills/work of Farke & his boys.
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Cjay wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2026 10:30 pm I see.

Debating is now "whinging and crying" on here now.

Noted.

Says a lot about this forum these days.
If the likes of Rodon, Ampadu, Calvert-Lewin, Stach ended up on bench, due to new upgrade signings arriving at ER, I wouldn't keep harping on what might have been. Our squad needs to evolve in the future!

I'm hearing from a source, there could be upto eight to nine incomings & outgoings in the summer.
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1964white wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2026 6:42 am Hopefully, that won't be the case, that scenario may have occurred if we had signed Muniz or Strand-Larsen, huge fees on players who haven't pulled up any trees.

One thing I've learned this season is new signings require time to settle especially at PL level, the majority of our squad has improved as the season has progressed.

We have lost 5 of our last 27 matches (including the FA Cup Semi-Final) which is excellent for a newly promoted team.

I have thoroughly enjoyed this season, and fully appreciate the fantastic skills/work of Farke & his boys.
We've had an excellent season, mostly thanks to the championship lads. I still think it was a poor to bang average summer window bar Stach and Justin.. We've benifitted greatly that's a much weaker league this season with several teams self destructing. Fingers crossed our recruitment team do better this summer.
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