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Dallas, Stuart · 2015–2024
Dallas, Stuart
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b. 19th April 1991 (age 35)
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Signed 04/08/2015 – 30/06/2024
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30 Apr 2022 · Premier League
0–4 L ↓ for James, Daniel
25 Apr 2022 · Premier League
0–0 D
9 Apr 2022 · Premier League
3–0 W
2 Apr 2022 · Premier League
1–1 D
18 Mar 2022 · Premier League
3–2 W
13 Mar 2022 · Premier League
2–1 W
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Re: Stuart Dallas - Poor Stuart....bereavement/covid, explains it all.

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weasel wrote: ↑Fri Oct 29, 2021 8:48 am I think it is very much down to the individual as to whether they want to play and whether they feel able to play. Look at the Woodgate and Bowyer examples from years ago and Bowyer played amazing despite the court case hanging over him whereas Woodgate basically was unable to play.
As Stuart confirmed in his interview.
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Re: Stuart Dallas

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1964white wrote: ↑Sun Oct 31, 2021 11:42 pm
Goosebumps!
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whiteswan wrote: ↑Mon Nov 01, 2021 10:02 amGoosebumps!
Stuart is such a decent bloke, looked like he had tears in his eyes :cry: bless him.
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Re: Stuart Dallas

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There's only one Stuart Dallas :whistle:


So pleased Stuart has found his form again after his awful personal issues

Doesn't matter where you play him, right-back for this game

Stuart Dallas vs. Leicester:

90 mins played
75 touches
25/41 successful passes
9/18 final third passes
5 duels won
4 ball recoveries
3/3 tackles won
3 clearances
2 interceptions
2 chances created
2 accurate crosses
2 fouls
1 big chance created

Huge performance at right-back :clap:
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Re: Stuart Dallas

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Stuart Dallas vs. Burnley:

70 touches :silver:
19/37 successful passes
8/18 final third passes
7 duels won
6 ball recoveries
5 tackles won :gold:
4 shots
3 interceptions :gold:
2 shots on-target
2 crosses
2 clearances
2 acc. long passes
1 chance created
1 successful take-on
1 goal ⚽

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1964white wrote:Stuart Dallas vs. Burnley:

70 touches :silver:
19/37 successful passes
8/18 final third passes
7 duels won
6 ball recoveries
5 tackles won :gold:
4 shots
3 interceptions :gold:
2 shots on-target
2 crosses
2 clearances
2 acc. long passes
1 chance created
1 successful take-on
1 goal Image

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...and a partridge in a pear tree Image!! Sorry couldn't resist it Image


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Re: Stuart Dallas

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'There's only one Stuart Dallas' rang out from the stands as he took plaudits after the final whistle
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been an absolutely unbelievable performer for us over the past few years - epitomises everything about Bielsa's Leeds
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Class act from a class gentleman .
" Man is not affected by events but by the view he takes of them "
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danhirons wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 10:10 pm been an absolutely unbelievable performer for us over the past few years - epitomises everything about Bielsa's Leeds
Mr Reliable, always goals in his game when plays in a more forward role.
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danhirons wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 10:10 pm been an absolutely unbelievable performer for us over the past few years - epitomises everything about Bielsa's Leeds
Indeed he does which made it even worse when some fans were criticising him a few weeks/months back. Every player has a dip in form but some fans jump on a player very quickly and seem to forget what he has done for us. Bielsa's continued loyalty to players is a reason why most have continued to improve under him, and given another few years even Tyler Roberts will make it (I like Tyler Roberts just worry it is never going to really happen for him here).
Cjay wrote: ↑Sat May 17, 2025 4:23 pm I've pretended to support a team that's been crap for most of my life as part of a long term plan
Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2026 7:03 pm Did you post them because there's something wrong with your brain
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Re: Stuart Dallas

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weasel wrote: ↑Mon Jan 03, 2022 12:04 am Indeed he does which made it even worse when some fans were criticising him a few weeks/months back. Every player has a dip in form but some fans jump on a player very quickly and seem to forget what he has done for us. Bielsa's continued loyalty to players is a reason why most have continued to improve under him, and given another few years even Tyler Roberts will make it (I like Tyler Roberts just worry it is never going to really happen for him here).
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very true

wouldn't mind seeing tyler loaned out next season to a club where he will be a guaranteed to start in his best/preferred position (whatever that is) every week - feel his development is being hindered by his bit-part role here as a substitute usually (barring the recent run in the team)
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Re: Stuart Dallas

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Mr Reliable steps up to the plate once again

Unfortunately at fault for the hammers opening goal, but overall had a smashing game

Stuart Dallas vs. West Ham:

71 touches :bronze:
28/39 successful passes
9 ball recoveries
6/8 final third passes
5 duels won
4/4 tackles won :silver:
4 clearances
3 interceptions :gold:
3 accurate long passes
2 crosses
1 blocked shot
1 chance created
1 shot

There's only one Stuart Dallas :whistle:


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Re: Stuart Dallas

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Mr reliable, our new version of the rolls royce in the team.
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Wishing a speedy recovery.
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Re: Stuart Dallas- Broken Leg vs Man City, wishing a speedy recovery

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Stus injury just about sums up this awful season.
A late injury to Cooper leading to a shuffle of the pack moved Stu to Rwb yesterday and he suffers an awful injury as a result.

Two for the price of one.

I wish you a speedy recovery Stu.
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Re: Stuart Dallas- Broken Leg vs Man City, wishing a speedy recovery

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Stuart Dallas, top top man, get well soon Mr reliable.
Even injured, you'd do a better job than some not injured.
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Re: Stuart Dallas- Broken Leg vs Man City, wishing a speedy recovery

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Ouch, thats at least 6 months out then
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Re: Stuart Dallas- Broken Leg vs Man City, wishing a speedy recovery

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By all accounts a break is better than a ligament tear as a complete tear rarely heals naturally on it's own without surgery. I know having done my ACL a few years back.
6 months out is bad but a torn ACL and it's at least 9 to 12 months out which for someone Dallass age would be career ending.
Wishing him a speedy recovery 🙏
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