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Postman Pat
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No evidence of the incomparable source in Naylor's article.
So we are just supposed to take his word for it?
Really hope Bobby does sign tomorrow now to make him look like a mug.
So we are just supposed to take his word for it?
Really hope Bobby does sign tomorrow now to make him look like a mug.
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BensGrandad
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Didnt See the post that it was until after I posted sorry.
The_Viper
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Pots calling kettles black with NSC twitter boasting about being right about Forest while slating Naylor for the same thing, take a look at yourselves jeez.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Naylor: "Albion's signing of Tomer Hemed has provoked comparisons with the wrong player.
All the talk is the extent to which Hemed will live up to Leo Ulloa, since the Seagulls purchased both of them from Spanish club Almeria.
The real issue is how much more sense it makes buying Hamed than bringing Bobby Zamora back to the club."
This singularly fails to factor in the possibility that another Championship club could acquire Zamora and he could fire them to promotion in the same way that he fired West Ham and then QPR to promotion.
The prospect of Zamora signing for, say, Brentford or Forest and seeing him contribute on a weekly basis to their eventual promotion is almost unthinkable. Imagine if it was Forest and he faced us in the season opener 07 Aug live on Sky?
I'd say in terms of English football his level is now top end of the Championship. Given that QPR let him go I'd be surprised if another Prem side came in for him. Therefore, if he does stay in England I'd expect him to move to a promotion contender. And if that works out for him the Albion board will live to regret not signing him in the same way they've lived to regret not giving Murray that improved contract.
I'm not saying Zamora should be signed purely to prevent a rival getting him because, in my opinion, I think we should sign him anyway. It just adds weight to the argument.
All the talk is the extent to which Hemed will live up to Leo Ulloa, since the Seagulls purchased both of them from Spanish club Almeria.
The real issue is how much more sense it makes buying Hamed than bringing Bobby Zamora back to the club."
This singularly fails to factor in the possibility that another Championship club could acquire Zamora and he could fire them to promotion in the same way that he fired West Ham and then QPR to promotion.
The prospect of Zamora signing for, say, Brentford or Forest and seeing him contribute on a weekly basis to their eventual promotion is almost unthinkable. Imagine if it was Forest and he faced us in the season opener 07 Aug live on Sky?
I'd say in terms of English football his level is now top end of the Championship. Given that QPR let him go I'd be surprised if another Prem side came in for him. Therefore, if he does stay in England I'd expect him to move to a promotion contender. And if that works out for him the Albion board will live to regret not signing him in the same way they've lived to regret not giving Murray that improved contract.
I'm not saying Zamora should be signed purely to prevent a rival getting him because, in my opinion, I think we should sign him anyway. It just adds weight to the argument.
symyjym
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Does Zamora see his future in coaching like Liam Rosenior has expessed?
Captain Sensible
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Hemed isn't just a hold up player, he can score anywhere in the box, a Zammo Hemed partnership could also work quite nicely.
Grombleton
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I don't know, but it's known he only sees football as a job and not a 'passion' like other players, so I'd be surprised if he does.
Knotty
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I agree with that and I'm sure he can do a good job for us but, much as I'd like to see him back, it should only be for a salary that befits his age and current abilities.
symyjym
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Coaching is a job, but I think his words were taken out of context anyway. What he said was something like he doesn't enjoy watching football, which is different from playing it.
Captain Sensible
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Honestly Zamora is still quality and if he even gives you only 20-30 games he would give us so much forward creativity it could be worth an extra 20points or so. Really with some other decent signings we can go from relegation contenders to promotion contenders.
Charlies Shinpad
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Look at Kevin Phillips he was shit in the Championship at that age as well !!!!
a 3rd or 4th choice striker on £15-20k a week? That's the way to financial ruin.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
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He said he wasn't much of a football fan as well. It's fair to assume that a career in coaching is not something BZ will wish to pursue when he hangs up his boots.
redoubtable seagull
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Captain Sensible
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Kevin Philips didn't score a goal of the season contender away at Man City 4 months previous.
Indeed.
But only if under £5-7k a week if he's going to be a 3rd or 4th choice striker for a Championship club.