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Zamora to Leeds?
- Thread starter El Presidente
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mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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El Presidente said:
its honestly would not surprise me...but then nothing does.
Northstander
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- Oct 13, 2003
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NO!!! ANY TEAM BUT THAT!! I WOULD EVEN PREFER HIM GO TO CARDIFF!!
Kev the Ape
New member
i doubt leeds utd would be after zamora!!!, it could be leon knight
Gritt23
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I could see that happening.
Really not working out for Bobby yet at WHU, and Leeds do need a striker.
Really not working out for Bobby yet at WHU, and Leeds do need a striker.
Bluejuice
Lazy as a rug on Valium
How could they afford him though?
They're in more trouble than us regards finances aren't they?
They're in more trouble than us regards finances aren't they?
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Apologies if you have seen this before, but some people do not like Leeds do they!
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From the excellent Huddersfield Town supporters site
Meade's Ball
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Re: Re: Zamora to Leeds?
What if i told you that i've been following you for the past 6 weeks?
mejonaNO12 aka riskit said:
What if i told you that i've been following you for the past 6 weeks?
Hungry Joe
SINNEN
Re: Re: Re: Zamora to Leeds?
Very, very funny (I'm allergic to smilies by the way, just in case you thought I was being sarcastic).
Meade's_Ball said:
Very, very funny (I'm allergic to smilies by the way, just in case you thought I was being sarcastic).
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Re: Re: Zamora to Leeds?
Really, what if it was revealed that Jordan has an IQ of 162?
mejonaNO12 aka riskit said:
Really, what if it was revealed that Jordan has an IQ of 162?
Meade's Ball
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Zamora to Leeds?
I wasn't joking.
Hungry Joe said:
I wasn't joking.
Hungry Joe
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Zamora to Leeds?
Oh. Well, there's nothing wrong with a bit of stalking as long as you don't let it take over your life.
Meade's_Ball said:I wasn't joking.
Oh. Well, there's nothing wrong with a bit of stalking as long as you don't let it take over your life.
From Sky Sports:
Cash-stapped Leeds United, burdened by a huge £30m debt, are having to take drastic measures to cut costs and keep the once-dominant club afloat.
"Our transfer budget has been slashed to a paltry £7m this month," wailed distraught manager Kevin Blackwell, as he went through his teenage son's pockets for spare change.
Leeds, who were once able to splurge eight-figure sums on galactico superstars, are now having to make do with signing just a couple of c.£500k players a day.
"I mean, David Healy for £600,000. It's embarassing," admitted Blackwell. "I had to get someone to take over the phone call on my behalf as I was too humiliated to say out loud such a pathetic, derisory sum.
"Everyone else in this division is signing players for at least £4m or £5m just to clean boots and make the tea. How can we compete?
"I mean, look at Brighton, who we're playing tomorrow. Just a mere four years ago they splashed a staggering £100k on Bobby Zamora – that's a million miles away from our expectations. The fact they can do that every four or five years when we can only bandy the odd £500k around once or twice a week... it's... god...."
At this point Blackwell broke down in tears of gratitude, having found a dusty 10p piece under his sofa.
"If we were able to reduce our debt repayments from their current crippling 2p a year to a more realistic 1p every three years, then we'd have some room for manoeuvre. But while the club continues to put 0.02% of everything it has into sorting out our debts, then we're saddled with this farcical situation of only being able to sign more players for more money than anyone else in this division. Which simply isn't fair on Leeds.
"We're so poor. It's a tragedy. If every man, woman and child in the country gave us just £500 each, we could go some of the way to having a normal transfer budget of, oooh, £60m or so, like everyone else."
Note to editors: since thrusting themselves elbow deep into a giant trough of debt, Leeds appear to have made no effort to pay it off, yet to continue to beg for sympathy while frequently spunking off the kind of sums on transfers most other clubs couldn't afford in a decade of realistic budgeting.
Cash-stapped Leeds United, burdened by a huge £30m debt, are having to take drastic measures to cut costs and keep the once-dominant club afloat.
"Our transfer budget has been slashed to a paltry £7m this month," wailed distraught manager Kevin Blackwell, as he went through his teenage son's pockets for spare change.
Leeds, who were once able to splurge eight-figure sums on galactico superstars, are now having to make do with signing just a couple of c.£500k players a day.
"I mean, David Healy for £600,000. It's embarassing," admitted Blackwell. "I had to get someone to take over the phone call on my behalf as I was too humiliated to say out loud such a pathetic, derisory sum.
"Everyone else in this division is signing players for at least £4m or £5m just to clean boots and make the tea. How can we compete?
"I mean, look at Brighton, who we're playing tomorrow. Just a mere four years ago they splashed a staggering £100k on Bobby Zamora – that's a million miles away from our expectations. The fact they can do that every four or five years when we can only bandy the odd £500k around once or twice a week... it's... god...."
At this point Blackwell broke down in tears of gratitude, having found a dusty 10p piece under his sofa.
"If we were able to reduce our debt repayments from their current crippling 2p a year to a more realistic 1p every three years, then we'd have some room for manoeuvre. But while the club continues to put 0.02% of everything it has into sorting out our debts, then we're saddled with this farcical situation of only being able to sign more players for more money than anyone else in this division. Which simply isn't fair on Leeds.
"We're so poor. It's a tragedy. If every man, woman and child in the country gave us just £500 each, we could go some of the way to having a normal transfer budget of, oooh, £60m or so, like everyone else."
Note to editors: since thrusting themselves elbow deep into a giant trough of debt, Leeds appear to have made no effort to pay it off, yet to continue to beg for sympathy while frequently spunking off the kind of sums on transfers most other clubs couldn't afford in a decade of realistic budgeting.
Sonic The Hedgehog
Oi Lino You're A Disgrace
Is that centimetres or inches?
they should not be able to sign anyone itsw a joke
they are in so much debt
¡Cereal Killer!
Whale Oil Beef Hooked
I hope they keep on signing players for ridicolous prices (for the amount of money they have) then go bankrupt and get forced to shut the club down!
after they lose 10 points and go down