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Zamora...

Do You Want Zamora Back?


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The Camel

Well-known member
Nov 1, 2010
1,525
Darlington, UK
I am a QPR fan and Bobby will always have a place in out folklore after scoring the winner on Saturday.

However, he has been completely hopeless for all 2 seasons he's been at Loftus Road

Slow, disinterested and wants far too much time on the ball.

Believe me, you don't want (or need) him.
 




crodonilson

He/Him
Jan 17, 2005
14,062
Lyme Regis
I'd rather have the memories of him in his pomp banging goals in for fun than see him return, slow and unfit and hardly likely to score many goals whilst taking up a vast wage which could be better utlilised on young players with the potential to improve for us and also offer re-sale value.

Heart says maybe, head says absolutely not.
 










B.W.

New member
Jul 5, 2003
13,666
He wants Prem, allegedly, so... no chance.
 


Seagull on the wing

New member
Sep 22, 2010
7,458
Hailsham
I'd rather have the memories of him in his pomp banging goals in for fun than see him return, slow and unfit and hardly likely to score many goals whilst taking up a vast wage which could be better utlilised on young players with the potential to improve for us and also offer re-sale value.

Heart says maybe, head says absolutely not.
Got to say I agree with this...even if he took a cut from £60,000 a week to our top wage...Bobby,you were a hero,just leave us with the memories.
 


SussexHoop

New member
Dec 7, 2003
887
I am a QPR fan and Bobby will always have a place in out folklore after scoring the winner on Saturday.

However, he has been completely hopeless for all 2 seasons he's been at Loftus Road

Slow, disinterested and wants far too much time on the ball.

Believe me, you don't want (or need) him.
Holy cow that's harsh. Our 2nd season in the Premier League he was in desperate need of a hip operation. Despite that he was sent out to play and in some of those games he hobbled off at half-time only to be sent out again. Says a lot about the others at the club that he was selected ahead of them when he was clearly not in good shape.

Don't deny he's injury prone but he was before we signed him as was Andy Johnson. Them signing is down to the club and of course Mark Hughes. Looking forward to welcoming him back next season!
 




Pavilionaire

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
31,265
Realistically, what can Bobby hope to earn now? I'd be surprised if it was more than £30K a week on a 2-year deal. A Prem team might be willing to take that gamble, and yet QPR have confirmed they're willing to let him go. Redknapp clearly doesn't think Bobby can cut it in the Prem, and I can't see too many Prem suitors lining up to take him either.

If we sell Ulloa I could see Bloom bringing Zamora back to the Albion on a 2-year deal, but I can't see we can afford the pair of them.
 


Commander

Arrogant Prat
NSC Patron
Apr 28, 2004
13,560
London
Bobby on a 'pay as u play' deal of Ulloa goes

Why on earth would any player in their right mind sign a deal like this? Do they even exist in this day and age?
 


Northstander

Well-known member
Oct 13, 2003
14,031
Albion legend, leave it that way

Never go back...it will end in tears
 






The Camel

Well-known member
Nov 1, 2010
1,525
Darlington, UK
Holy cow that's harsh. Our 2nd season in the Premier League he was in desperate need of a hip operation. Despite that he was sent out to play and in some of those games he hobbled off at half-time only to be sent out again. Says a lot about the others at the club that he was selected ahead of them when he was clearly not in good shape.

Don't deny he's injury prone but he was before we signed him as was Andy Johnson. Them signing is down to the club and of course Mark Hughes. Looking forward to welcoming him back next season!

Maybe I'm biased because I hated the "don't really want to be playing football anymore" statement.

FFS man, you're earning 60k per week, just imagine working in a factory or being unemployed. A statement like that is like sticking two fingers up to those who work for a living.

I rated the input of Johnson much higher. Worked hard for the team when actually on the pitch.
 


















SussexHoop

New member
Dec 7, 2003
887
Maybe I'm biased because I hated the "don't really want to be playing football anymore" statement.

FFS man, you're earning 60k per week, just imagine working in a factory or being unemployed. A statement like that is like sticking two fingers up to those who work for a living.

I rated the input of Johnson much higher. Worked hard for the team when actually on the pitch.
I don't disagree with you about what he said although the physical problems combined with what more and more people are saying was a very bad dressing room may have played a part in that.

Hope you were able to get a ticket for last Saturday!
 


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