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Former Albion skipper joins Lewes
1:10pm Sunday 13th July 2008
Lewes have confirmed the signing of former Albion skipper Danny Cullip.
The 31-year-old, who has also played for Fulham, Brentford, Sheffield United, Watford, Nottingham Forest, QPR and Gillingham, has signed a two-year contract at the Dripping Pan.
Manager Kevin Keehan said: "I am really pleased to have signed Danny and would like to thank our title sponsors, Magic Man, for their help in bringing Danny to Lewes.
"I have two more quality signings I hope to make in the near future and then we will be ready for the coming season."
Are you pleased to see Danny Cullip at Lewes?
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Jay, Portslade says...
2:20pm Sun 13 Jul 08
adam, brighton says...
2:21pm Sun 13 Jul 08
alex, brighton says...
2:22pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Bob, Pease Pottage says...
2:59pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Another former seagull who thought he was better/ bigger than the club.
The grass isn't always greener is it Danny.
That said he'll be a very good signing for Lewes.
billythe rook, spain says...
3:23pm Sun 13 Jul 08
rocky, eastbourne says...
3:43pm Sun 13 Jul 08
guy forks, lewes high street says...
4:37pm Sun 13 Jul 08
guy forks, surrenden says...
4:38pm Sun 13 Jul 08
OLD NICK, says...
4:43pm Sun 13 Jul 08
sussex footie fan, says...
4:53pm Sun 13 Jul 08
rocky wrote:On the other hand if Lewes are relegated by Christmas they could loan him to the Albion for the rest of the season - I'm sure KK and DK could find a way of doing that 'economically'...
Could be the turning point for Lewes - I would not have believed it if it wasn't in the Argus! Would love to see a player of that quality at Boro, it is the one position I think we (Boro) will struggle to cover if Marc Pullan and Darren Baker aren't quite up to the pace of the BS Premier. Now if Lewes sign a couple of quality forwards, the Christmas derbies will be sold out by October!
Lewes supporter, Newick says...
5:26pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Are his legs on a 2 year contract??
wow this is amazing, can someone tell me says...
5:52pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Nick, Sussex says...
6:13pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Barnham Seagull, Littlehampton says...
6:15pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Must have found it very hard to find any club that wanted him given his recent injury problems.
He is not even half the player he used to be, big name signing but a player that is definatley very close to hanging up his boots!
Eddie the Eagle, Brighton says...
6:40pm Sun 13 Jul 08
alex, BN1 says...
7:13pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Eddie the Eagle wrote:EDDIE YOU TOSSER!!
Soon Brighton will be Sussex's third or fourth best club. With the emergence of Crawley, Lewes and Estbourne. Give it another decade and they will probably be the second team within their own city behind Whitehawk. Bunch of numpties in tesco bags.
Eddie the Eagle, Brighton says...
7:19pm Sun 13 Jul 08
hart's shirt, Dubai says...
8:10pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Palace - the biggest club in the whole of East and West Croydon.
Well done, Palace.
Eddie the Eagle, Brighton says...
8:17pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Rich Hammond, Ringmer says...
8:40pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Skeptic Seagull, Ringmer says...
8:49pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Crawley Fan, Crawley says...
9:15pm Sun 13 Jul 08
rocky wrote:Marc Pullen wasn't up to standard of the BSP when he came up with us (Crawley). He tended to get out of puff much more easily.
Could be the turning point for Lewes - I would not have believed it if it wasn't in the Argus! Would love to see a player of that quality at Boro, it is the one position I think we (Boro) will struggle to cover if Marc Pullan and Darren Baker aren't quite up to the pace of the BS Premier. Now if Lewes sign a couple of quality forwards, the Christmas derbies will be sold out by October!
A decent signing for Lewes, add another half a dozen like that and they could well stay up.
Gee Jay, Derbyshire says...
10:08pm Sun 13 Jul 08
Chris, Hassocks says...
10:48pm Sun 13 Jul 08
simon, devonshire bermuda says...
2:27am Mon 14 Jul 08
Crawley Fan wrote:does mark pullens dad still act as a know it all dick head on the touch line
rocky wrote: Could be the turning point for Lewes - I would not have believed it if it wasn't in the Argus! Would love to see a player of that quality at Boro, it is the one position I think we (Boro) will struggle to cover if Marc Pullan and Darren Baker aren't quite up to the pace of the BS Premier. Now if Lewes sign a couple of quality forwards, the Christmas derbies will be sold out by October!Marc Pullen wasn't up to standard of the BSP when he came up with us (Crawley). He tended to get out of puff much more easily. A decent signing for Lewes, add another half a dozen like that and they could well stay up.
Rooky, says...
8:10am Mon 14 Jul 08
brighton fan, brighton says...
8:45am Mon 14 Jul 08
brighton fan, brighton says...
8:45am Mon 14 Jul 08
Lewis Lewes, Small Town, Small Mind says...
8:52am Mon 14 Jul 08
Eddie the Eagle wrote:possibly the funniest thing i've ever read on this website. what planet are you living on exactly?
Soon Brighton will be Sussex's third or fourth best club. With the emergence of Crawley, Lewes and Estbourne. Give it another decade and they will probably be the second team within their own city behind Whitehawk. Bunch of numpties in tesco bags.
& if sarf london is so great, why are you in brighton?
Bazza, Dripping Pan says...
1:01pm Mon 14 Jul 08
Eddie the Eagle, Brighton says...
5:46pm Mon 14 Jul 08
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One Word, Lewes says...
1:41pm Sun 13 Jul 08