hitony
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Nice to see that none of the "Zamora MUST play for England" shouts are in no way bias 
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Zamora, again
- Thread starter sam86
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As did Defoe
Crouch looked shit though
Crouch looked shit though
The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
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Defoe is pretty much nailed on though, the question is who would you rather play in the target man role that Capello likes, Heskey, Crouch or Zamora?
Zamora is a pretty average Target man
seagulls4ever
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- Oct 2, 2003
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Birmingham boss Alex McLeish:
"And Bobby Zamora was the big difference. Today, my players had a hard game against one of the best strikers in the league.
"If they are going to step up to the next level, they have to overcome players like him."
"And Bobby Zamora was the big difference. Today, my players had a hard game against one of the best strikers in the league.
"If they are going to step up to the next level, they have to overcome players like him."
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Heart says yes, I can think of little better as an Albion fan than seeing one of our legends play for England, but sadly head says no...unless several players likely to be ahead of him in the pecking order (Defoe, Crouch and Heskey) suffer a complete loss of form or get injured before the end of the season.
...but, who knows what the man who matters (Capello) thinks?
...but, who knows what the man who matters (Capello) thinks?
Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
He'll get picked for the squad against Egypt, come on with about twenty minutes to go, knock in a couple and become a regular and go to SA 
There is always a surprise player who comes up on the rails and grasps the chance at the big tournaments, lets hope it's Zamora.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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He was always playing well even before he started scoring. Allthe fulham plays were RAVING about him an his link up/hold up play.
BUT now he has added GOALS which has ALWAYS been the NOBS argument against him.
So glad that one of ou legends is showing the class we always knew he had. You can't score that many goals, even at our level, and not be a natural goalscorer. Just took a while!
BUT now he has added GOALS which has ALWAYS been the NOBS argument against him.
So glad that one of ou legends is showing the class we always knew he had. You can't score that many goals, even at our level, and not be a natural goalscorer. Just took a while!
Jimmy Grimble
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So is he better than Peter Ward ever was?
dougdeep
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I guess so. Ward couldn't hack it in the top division.
Stumpy Tim
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Anyone else think Hart should have stopped that?
I did initially, bro. But I think he was probably wrong footed and was maybe expecting it to be flipped over the wall.
ATFC Seagull
Aberystwyth Town FC
Zamora is a must on present form, would love to see an ex albion legend at world cup. In my opinion he will start for the Albion in the 1st game at Falmer, he has always said he wants to end his career at the albion!!!!
You obviously don't hold out much hope for his performance at the World Cup if you reckon he'll be playing for us a year later!
Gary Leeds
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- May 5, 2008
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In my opinion he will start for the Albion in the 1st game at Falmer, he has always said he wants to end his career at the albion!!!!
Not a chance, can you really see his form dipping from a potential England international to a mid to bottom of the table Championship team (if we are lucky) in the space of 18 months? Plus I cannot see his value dipping below 3 million in that time either. He is banging them in in the Premiership, he is banging them in in Europe, his next move will not be down to us, if anything I could see Liverpool making a move, especially if they finish out of the top four.
As for the comments as to why people keep talking about him as he is a Fulham player. The way I see it is we benefitted from Zamora being here and he benefitted from being here. I never recall him thinking he was too big for the club and the club never stood in his way when the chance came for him to progress. This is the big difference between him and say Harding. One is a true pro who nobody on here wishes ill of (remember the chants at West Ham "we love bobby more than you", that says it all), the other was out to get all he could screwing over anyone in his way. Im not saying Zamora isnt in it for the cash but he acts the professional when he does it if he does.
If we could find another consistant 25 goal a season striker for the same money we paid for him we would not be sitting at the arse end of the table and probably at the other end beating Leeds and Norwich
