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Dunnie

Posted:
Fri Dec 26, 2025 1:08 pm
by patrickblue
Reports that Richard Dunne has had a heart attack and possibly a stroke.
No idea if there's any truth in it, I've not seen anything on official sources, just F/B, and bluemoon and Everton forums. And those forums probably got it from FB, which is generally BS
Suspect it's misinformation, but if not I wish him a speedy recovery.
Him and Distin really did a job for us back in the day.
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Fri Dec 26, 2025 1:32 pm
by Harry Dowd scored
Copied this off social media
"SAD NEWS: Helen Dunne Announces Husband Richard Dunne’s Health Condition After Last Night’s Heart Attack – Manchester City Legend Leaves the Football World in Shock
Helen Dunne has provided an update on the health of her husband, Manchester City legend Richard Dunne, following his heart attack last night. Fans and the football community are in shock, sending messages of support and prayers for the former defender’s recovery."
SEE WHAT REALLY HAPPENED HERE:
https://flysport.besttopixs.com/posts/f ... ck-hoaian/
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Sat Dec 27, 2025 7:38 am
by KinkyKinkladze
Sounds like ai click bait bullshit. I've seen a ton of these knocking about lately. Engagement farming from "supporter" accounts based in places like India. A big one went around the other day with the same claims about Dirk kuyt. I'm sure the dunnie monster is fine.
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Sun Dec 28, 2025 7:53 pm
by Dubciteh
Any more on this or is it bollox?
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Sun Dec 28, 2025 7:56 pm
by nottsblue
Dubciteh wrote:Any more on this or is it bollox?
Probably the fact it isn’t on mainstream media means it’s bullshit
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Sun Dec 28, 2025 8:02 pm
by Mase
It was bollocks and was removed from BM
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Sun Dec 28, 2025 9:29 pm
by Wonderwall
Exactly same bollox was posted about Dirk Kuyt too, which was also a hoax. However there is still a midnight mass on New year's eve, and a minutes silence at Anfield next week anyway, to remember what might have been
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Mon Dec 29, 2025 12:29 am
by Bluemoon4610
Wonderwall wrote:Exactly same bollox was posted about Dirk Kuyt too, which was also a hoax. However there is still a midnight mass on New year's eve, and a minutes silence at Anfield next week anyway, to remember what might have been
It's fine, I've got a candle stall booked outside

Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Mon Dec 29, 2025 11:03 am
by Nigels Tackle
foden's daughter being sick, haaland donating hundreds of thousands to the manchester homeless, now this dunnie story....
some fucking weird pricks out there
Re: Dunnie

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Mon Dec 29, 2025 12:04 pm
by BlueinBosnia
Nigels Tackle wrote:foden's daughter being sick, haaland donating hundreds of thousands to the manchester homeless, now this dunnie story....
some fucking weird pricks out there
My favourite of these was a story about Haaland's parents 'going without food' to help him achieve his dream as a child; a period that perfectly coincides with Haaland sr. downing pies and pints in the concourse at several of our games (I think West Ham away was pretty notorious).
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Mon Dec 29, 2025 1:10 pm
by patrickblue
BlueinBosnia wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:foden's daughter being sick, haaland donating hundreds of thousands to the manchester homeless, now this dunnie story....
some fucking weird pricks out there
My favourite of these was a story about Haaland's parents 'going without food' to help him achieve his dream as a child; a period that perfectly coincides with Haaland sr. downing pies and pints in the concourse at several of our games (I think West Ham away was pretty notorious).
Haaland was running a home for abandoned dogs last time I looked at FB.
Re: Dunnie

Posted:
Tue Dec 30, 2025 1:27 am
by Slim
patrickblue wrote:BlueinBosnia wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:foden's daughter being sick, haaland donating hundreds of thousands to the manchester homeless, now this dunnie story....
some fucking weird pricks out there
My favourite of these was a story about Haaland's parents 'going without food' to help him achieve his dream as a child; a period that perfectly coincides with Haaland sr. downing pies and pints in the concourse at several of our games (I think West Ham away was pretty notorious).
Haaland was running a home for abandoned dogs last time I looked at FB.
At least Kalvin isn't on the street.