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Dubliner Willo Flood moves to Dunfermline on one-year deal

The former Manchester City man moves to Fife and Scotland’s second tier after his latest spell with Dundee United.

FORMER MANCHESTER CITY and Celtic midfielder Willo Flood has been unveiled as a new signing by Dunfermline Athletic ahead of the new Scottish Championship season.

The 33-year-old Dubliner moves to the Pars after a two-year, third spell with Dundee United.

Flood, who represented Ireland up to U21 level and came through Manchester City’s academy, has agreed a one-year contract with the Scottish second tier side.

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    Dec 10th 2018, 11:08 AM

    Great news. He’s the best young centre half in the league.

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    Dec 10th 2018, 11:56 AM

    @Maureen: hahahahahahahaha

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    Dec 10th 2018, 12:28 PM

    @Stephen Walsh: what 20 year old centre back is better so?

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    Dec 10th 2018, 12:52 PM

    @Conor O’Neill: Shhh FGS don’t you know Lindeloff and Dalot are the best in the world. Shhh now.

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    Dec 10th 2018, 11:03 AM

    I know contracts aren’t really worth the paper they are written on but Liverpool’s business over the last 12 month’s of tieing their players down to longer deals with I imagine a good pay rise each time should definitely pay off over the next few years.

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