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AVB pleased to keep Dawson
Manager Andre Villas-Boas says Tottenham are fortunate that defender Michael Dawson opted to reject a move to QPR at the start of the season.
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markofaspur (Tottenham Hotspur) says...
fictionalemu, err no we didn't. Do you think he'd still be there if we wanted shot? An offer came in that was accepted as Daws was not going to be first choice CB but the choice was left entirely with him. Hardly pushing him out the door is it.....
Posted 8:57am 15th February 2013
fictionalemu says...
Love it that AVB is pleased that Dawson 'agreed to stay with us'. Surely, as the article says, it was actually the case that the club were trying to push him out of the door but he refused to go
Posted 9:39pm 14th February 2013
markofaspur (Tottenham Hotspur) says...
I think Daws is probably thinking the same thing! Glad we kept him, agree he's never going to be world class but is very committed and will always put himself in the way.
Posted 5:01pm 14th February 2013
vaseline gang (Arsenal) says...
Yeah I like Dawson - exactly the type of no nonsense defender that Arsenal could do with.
Posted 3:44pm 14th February 2013
s_man (Tottenham Hotspur) says...
Agreed on AVB's comments............and generally hes been very sensible and measured in his comments to the media. I think he learned a lot from his time at Chelsea.
Posted 1:59pm 14th February 2013
ryanssmile10 (Tottenham Hotspur) says...
Far play to AVB for admitting a mistake in judgement, but it also speaks volumes about Michael Dawson's character too. Daws isn't world class but he is still an excellent good defender who could walk into a lot of sides. The fact he wanted to stay and fight for his place is commendable and he should be held up as an example to others who decide to chase the $$$ when they don't start every week.
Posted 12:48pm 14th February 2013