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Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History 09:34 - Jan 11 with 2067 views

Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History 11th Jan 2024 09:32
Ahead of Sunday’s visit from Watford we look back across 118 different meetings between the two sides, and the madcap antics of Samba Diakite who played (sort of) for both clubs.

Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History on 10:13 - Jan 11 with 1995 views

WokingR

Loved Samba.
Phil Dowd stood right in front of us and basically begged him to stop as the next foul left no option than to be sent off.

Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History on 10:17 - Jan 11 with 1969 views

TheChef

And there was me thinking Diakite and Faurlin would be our Premier League midfield for the rest of the 2010s...

Poll:

How old is everyone on here?

Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History on 10:25 - Jan 11 with 1953 views

kingsburyR

He was better then Patrick Viera for a game and a half!

Dont know why we bother. .... but we do!

Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History on 10:45 - Jan 11 with 1905 views

robith

Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History on 10:13 - Jan 11 by WokingR
Loved Samba. Phil Dowd stood right in front of us and basically begged him to stop as the next foul left no option than to be sent off.

It was so funny, big hard man Dowd who loved dishing out cards to show his authority reduced to pleading with a maniac.

Some men just want to watch the world burn

Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History on 20:13 - Jan 11 with 1559 views

Hooping_Mad

Diakite's trail of comedic terror - History on 10:45 - Jan 11 by robith
It was so funny, big hard man Dowd who loved dishing out cards to show his authority reduced to pleading with a maniac. Some men just want to watch the world burn

Thanks Clive, I still love him. I know I shouldn't

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