Return of the Rev
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Not only a little gem but what a decent lad he appears to be 
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[Albion] Tariq Lamptey
- Thread starter lawros left foot
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Breaking News.
Lamptey not injured. Sold to Barcelona at half time and played second half until the cheque had cleared. Thnks for the memories Tariq.
Lamptey not injured. Sold to Barcelona at half time and played second half until the cheque had cleared. Thnks for the memories Tariq.
rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
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Disgraceful comment.
Lamptey came off fantastic in that interview. Heās 19. A kid, not a media presenter yet.
Was humble, professional, spoke well of our manager and team and a fantastic rep for our club as far as Iām concerned.
Iāve felt since the end of last season heās too good to play wing back in some ways. I can see him moving up to a Sterling type role.
In fact a certain Gareth Bale started his career as a wing back.
At the moment Tariq is looking like a potential world class young talent. Lots can change, but I canāt remember being this excited about the raw potential of one of our players.
In fact a certain Gareth Bale started his career as a wing back.
At the moment Tariq is looking like a potential world class young talent. Lots can change, but I canāt remember being this excited about the raw potential of one of our players.
Leave the kid alone! He's a youngster, you can't expect a polished performance. Geez.
Also came across with a bit of exuberance and enthusiasm as opposed to the normal football by-the-book monotone answers. Can't see why anyone would try to find criticism with that interview!
Whitechapel
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Could be the most important signing we've made in years. Not only is he an excellent footballer but he's a massive example to every other young player that they shouldn't sit around at a Top 6 Prem club twiddling their thumbs, hoping they'll get a start eventually - They should come here, sign for us and be part of the Potter revolution.
When knocking on his front door you can imagine him being asked if his parents are about.
StillHateBellotti
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Canāt wait to watch Zahahahaha fall over against him...He will change our season and has already provided that outlet that we didnāt have before. Love watching him and what a humble youngster with it.
CAPTAIN GREALISH
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- Jan 6, 2010
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Just wow canāt say any more
More bollox than the entire Brexit thread...........................
Isn't he lovely! Never mind signing him - can we adopt him?
- Aug 24, 2020
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I'm glad someone else has raised this. It's been on my mind for a while. Could his pace cause more damage to the opposition, if he were a bit higher up the pitch? As it is, he tore Newcastle's left side to shreds. Further, he can win us a lot of pens - he got one today. Because of his pace, other teams would have to put two defenders on him, leaving gaps for our other strikers.
Worst post of the day.
jakarta
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Played my final game of Cricket for the Summer (out third ball thanks to a 15 year old quick bowler, first up hit me on the thigh, then smacked my thumb and finally removed my off bail 
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Anyway enough of my cricketing travails, I was asked to make up the numbers by a mate of mine who is a huge Chelsea fan but also follows the Seagulls. He is of the opinion Chelsea have made a huge mistake in letting Lamptey go and that, as has been mentioned already on this thread, he has the potential to play pretty well anywhere.
Certainly looking forward to him meeting up with Wilf later on this season.
). Anyway enough of my cricketing travails, I was asked to make up the numbers by a mate of mine who is a huge Chelsea fan but also follows the Seagulls. He is of the opinion Chelsea have made a huge mistake in letting Lamptey go and that, as has been mentioned already on this thread, he has the potential to play pretty well anywhere.
Certainly looking forward to him meeting up with Wilf later on this season.
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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Played my final game of Cricket for the Summer (out third ball thanks to a 15 year old quick bowler, first up hit me on the thigh, then smacked my thumb and finally removed my off bail
Anyway enough of my cricketing travails, I was asked to make up the numbers by a mate of mine who is a huge Chelsea fan but also follows the Seagulls. He is of the opinion Chelsea have made a huge mistake in letting Lamptey go and that, as has been mentioned already on this thread, he has the potential to play pretty well anywhere.
Certainly looking forward to him meeting up with Wilf later on this season.
All these Chelsea fans who are so wise after the event. Starting to grate. Just tell em to offski.
They wouldnāt recognise TL if he was standing in Red Square with a bottle of Smirnoff on his head.
Palacefinder General
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- Apr 5, 2019
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Played my final game of Cricket for the Summer (out third ball thanks to a 15 year old quick bowler, first up hit me on the thigh, then smacked my thumb and finally removed my off bail
Anyway enough of my cricketing travails, I was asked to make up the numbers by a mate of mine who is a huge Chelsea fan but also follows the Seagulls. He is of the opinion Chelsea have made a huge mistake in letting Lamptey go and that, as has been mentioned already on this thread, he has the potential to play pretty well anywhere.
Certainly looking forward to him meeting up with Wilf later on this season.
Cut out the 'look at me' shit and keep it to football please jk. Cheers.
Probably not representative of the entire Chelsea fan base, but immediately after weād signed Lamptey, I asked a friend of a friend whoās a Chelsea supporter what he thought about him. He was like ānah, heās alright, half decent youngsterā. Didnāt seem bothered at all theyād let him go.