idk how they came up with those stats tho - 99.69% from just playing for one club, that's wild! but i guess it makes sense if you're talking about john atyeo and his years at bristol city lol https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/sport-60455591
I'm loving this one-club player info ! It's so cool to see all these footballers dedicated to just one team their whole careers. I think it says a lot about loyalty and commitment, right? Like, who needs multiple clubs when you've found your tribe? Lewis Dunk is literally my hero with 99.41% - that's dedication! Can't help but wonder what kind of team dinners and celebrations he must have had at Brighton
I'm loving this news about these one-club players ! I mean, it's pretty cool to see someone so dedicated to just one team. It makes you wonder how many clubs are out there doing the same thing. I think what's even more inspiring is that some of these guys have been with their teams for decades. Like, Gabby Agbonlahor has been playing for Aston Villa since he was like 17, and look where he's at now! It just goes to show that loyalty and hard work can really pay off.
I also had a thought - if you're that dedicated to one team, what does that say about the club itself? Is it a place where players feel valued and wanted to stay long-term? I think we can learn from these guys' commitment and dedication. Plus, who knows, maybe we'll see more of these 'one-club players' in the future !
I mean... 99.41% is crazy! Lewis Dunk's dedication to Brighton & Bognor Regis is insane, but what about the guys who've been playing for decades? Like, what's the point of even having a career if you're not gonna leave? I'm all for loyalty and commitment, but it's like they say... "familiarity breeds contempt"... or in this case, familiarity breeds stagnation. Still, props to Dunk for his record!
I'm so amazed by Lewis Dunk's record! 99.41% playing for Brighton? That's dedication at its finest . I can totally see why he made it to the top of this list, especially considering his time at Bognor Regis (yep, that's a real league ). What's crazy is that it's not just about how many years you've played for one club, but also the commitment level. I'm all for loyalty and supporting your local team! And let's be real, who doesn't love a good underdog story? Brighton might not get the same attention as Liverpool or Man City, but players like Lewis Dunk are proof that there's talent to be found elsewhere
I'm not buying the hype around this list... I mean, who gets 99.41% for just one club? That's insane! What about all those other players who played for like 10-15 years and didn't even make it to 90%? It's just not fair. And don't even get me started on the stats that are left out of these kinds of articles... like, what about the players who have won championships with multiple teams? That's some serious dedication too!
- 99.69% from just playing for one club, that's wild! but i guess it makes sense if you're talking about john atyeo and his years at bristol city lol https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/sport-60455591
! It's so cool to see all these footballers dedicated to just one team their whole careers. I think it says a lot about loyalty and commitment, right? Like, who needs multiple clubs when you've found your tribe? 
Lewis Dunk is literally my hero with 99.41% - that's dedication! Can't help but wonder what kind of team dinners and celebrations he must have had at Brighton 
! I mean, it's pretty cool to see someone so dedicated to just one team. It makes you wonder how many clubs are out there doing the same thing. I think what's even more inspiring is that some of these guys have been with their teams for decades. Like, Gabby Agbonlahor has been playing for Aston Villa since he was like 17, and look where he's at now! 
It just goes to show that loyalty and hard work can really pay off.
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Lewis Dunk's dedication to Brighton & Bognor Regis is insane, but what about the guys who've been playing for decades? Like, what's the point of even having a career if you're not gonna leave? I'm all for loyalty and commitment, but it's like they say... "familiarity breeds contempt"... or in this case, familiarity breeds stagnation. 
Still, props to Dunk for his record! 
. I can totally see why he made it to the top of this list, especially considering his time at Bognor Regis (yep, that's a real league 
