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fosters headband

Well-known member
Aug 15, 2003
5,165
Brighton
The 1.5m deal with a question mark suggest there may have been an under the counter payment. Perhaps they are going to pay some of our legal costs towards Falmer. No 30% pay off to Bristol Rovers that way ?

BIOGRAPHY

A prolific marskman in the Football League - we snapped up the 22-year-old in a ?1.5m deal from Brighton in July.

He marked his debut for the club in pre-season in the only way he knows how - grabbing two goals in a 45-minute stint at Oxford.

London-born Bobby kicked-off his career at Bristol Rovers before his move to Brighton where he bagged 76 goals in 123 appearances - form that earned him an England U21 call.

He is now in the Premiership and hoping to continue doing what he does best.

He said: "It will be tough to step up but I'm young and I will learn. Hopefully it will all come good and I'll score goals for Tottenham."
 




eiregull

New member
Jul 15, 2003
333
ireland
what it really says

The England U21 hitman completed a £1.5m move to Spurs from Brighton this afternoon.

Still just 22, Zamora bagged 76 goals in 123 appearances for the Seagulls in the Nationwide League.

"I can't wait to get out there," he said pitch-side at the Lane. "It's been a hectic 48 hours but I'll take my time, pinch myself a little and start to

no qestion mark you muppet :glare: :dunce: :dunce:
 




Cabby

New member
Jul 5, 2003
57
Langton Green
� I think this is a question mark hemeroid to helsingborgs. With a name like that, and a post to match there should be a very large question mark hanging over you
 


rool

Well-known member
Jul 10, 2003
6,031
I didn't see a question mark either. Maybe it's something to do with different PCs but I wouldn't know as I'm not a techie. As for the petty name calling over a trivial thing like that, all I can say is that I'm glad school starts again soon as you're all obviously far too bored :lolol:
 


Razi

Active member
Aug 3, 2003
1,622
Stevenage
However, I am a techie and it's an 'encoding' thing.

The people using the "Unicode" encoding will see a question mark. The people using "Western European" encoding will see a pound sign. You can change encoding within Internet Explorer by clicking "View" and "Encoding" and choosing whichever option you want.
 


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