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World cup opposition for them have hardly been testing. At 31 i see no advantage here, no matter how cheap he is.

 

If hes good and we can get three or four years out of him i dont see why not, we've had a few aging centre half's doing a good job for us in the past 10 years.

I can remember two Scots and an Englishman (who is still at the club) playing on till they were 35 or more.

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If hes good and we can get three or four years out of him i dont see why not, we've had a few aging centre half's doing a good job for us in the past 10 years.

I can remember two Scots and an Englishman (who is still at the club) playing on till they were 35 or more.

Davey Weir's just signed on for another year at Rangers....and he's forty :o .

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Davey Weir's just signed on for another year at Rangers....and he's forty :o .

 

I'm not sure how old Richard Gough was when he finished with us.

 

Anybody going for a couple of brownie points by naming the Englishman.?? :D

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I think Centre Half is a fairly easy position to play for the aging professional, thats why i say if hes good enough and we can get 3 or 4 years out of him, £2 million is not a lot to pay. :)

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Stubbsy was always short of pace but still took care of the business, i think centre half is more of a positional thing, pace helps but its not just pace that makes a good centre back. ;)

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