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B3ndy1

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  1. That will be difficult, particularly how awful we are currently.

    As I've said here the barometer has to be Sanchez who took a full three months to get the pace and put in good performances.

    Think Sanchezs' is a harder position to get to grips with the pace of the Premier league for though, I'd hope it'd be easier for an attacking player to figure it out.....hopefully anyway!

  2. When people mention we should scout after the next up and coming attacking midfielder, do you not think every other team in the world is doing that? Plus any team with that player will want a ridiculous fee as they'll know how in demand that type of player is.

    If Lambert looks at other players the same quality as Hoolahan and they're all going at 5mil, is it really that bad to spend 2-3 on Wes? I'm not sure but clearly the youngsters coming through aren't showing enough week in week out in training so options are pretty thin on the ground

  3. People seem to say it's petty but look at it from Norwich's side. At the moment they have a back up player they know has the experience to do a job if called upon / injuries occur. We've come along as he's the "cheap" choice and people are saying they'd then have money to buy someone if they accepted but if we can't find someone else what chance do they have of getting a replacement in?

    I want him to sign on but can completely see why Norwich are being the way they are

  4. Oh good, linked to another striker.

    http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier-league-news/38757-villa-and-albion-pursue-interest-in-le-fondre.php#.Ut2KS9LFKUk

    Aston Villa and West Bromwich Albion are set to make a move for Reading’s leading scorer, Adam Le Fondre.

    “He’s one of several prospects we’re monitoring at the moment,” confirmed one of Villa boss, Paul Lambert’s backroom staff to SportsDirect News. “He’s got a track record of scoring goals at the highest level – and we need to boost our ability to score goals.

    “Playing in the Championship means Le Fondre wouldn’t command a massive fee, so it could be a real win-win for us.

    “The final decision lies with the gaffer (Lambert), but as far as I know our interest is very serious.”

    HH, is that you?

    Didn't he play more of an attacking winger role a'la Gabby and Andi?!? Seemed to know where the net was and quite quick although basing that from a few glimpses a while back now

  5. Liverpool took a quick free kick and came close from it, 1st thing Holt did was have a go at the other players for not standing on it so they had to wait and we could get set. For me that's the kind of "experience" he'll bring as clearly nobody else thinks that way

  6. Watched the game from the Kop so was very weird for me, thought we were really good 1st half and the Pool fans around me were crapping themselves, rightly so. Just like us to concede before half time.

    Heard a lot about how good the atmosphere is in the kop but the place doesn't compare to the Holte on todays performance.

    all in all a point I really wasn't expecting so happy even if we got robbed l

  7. The main thing I don't get with Bowery is people saying some of the youth players should be playing instead of him as they're "better" yet the people that see everyone train day in day out keep putting him in the matchday squad. He's clearly a better option than the others in the squad on the basis he gets to play.

    I can understand people wanting our 5th / 6th choice striker to be amazing but lets be honest a work horse will do just fine and to be perfectly honest, how many times has he been awful or even near that?

  8. Of someone came in to buy a company, you'd base the value on the cashflows of the company discounted over several years (allowing for inflation etc). You then add a bit or remove a bit for goodwill, what someone is willing to pay over / under the value of the company.

    Whilst the debt would possibly deter buyers it wouldn't effect the value of the club per se, only the profit/loss made could do that. This is mainly as the debt/assets are required to make the money the company is currently making, the assets are only helpful if it all goes wrong and you have to make money quickly.

    So with the club aiming to be profitable you could argue it is being set up to be sold for more money even though I don't think this is case. I think RL just wants to stop losing money year on year on running costs, don't think he'd be as tight for players when he doesn't have to pump money into other areas of the club that the fans rightfully dont appreciate.

  9. For me Bowery was bought to be a project to come good in a few years, don't think he was expected to be near the first team, but for anyone saying he is stopping others playing, Lambert sees all the strikers daily and it's clearly Bowery that stands out more than anyone else. More worrying about our other youngsters than anything really

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