Cricketphilly

Yup, It's the blind assumption that Lambert would want to stay if offered more money and a longer contract elsewhere

Eh?

We are ignoring the fact that for a last pay day from WHU (double what he gets with us?) he may want the move?

Let's be honest the Europa League is a ginger stepson! Not enough money in it to buy players and you end up playing a load more games. It's Champion's league or nothing as far as i'm concerned.

The next one....

Point taken, but no reason why a Lambert or a Sheringham cannot work with a Rooney or a Welbeck running off them

The age of Lambert doesn't hold water. Teddy Sheringham got his first cap at 27 and played his last Engalnd game at 36. I don't recall him being blessed with pace either.

D Transfers within the UK attract VAT on the fee. Between european countries they don't, go figure.

Norwich supporting chum said he was excellent

Phils in for an iPhone 4 one please

I couldn't be more exasperated ! We are going down!

That's this club all over, always too slow to move! Where are you Alps?!

He sounds a decent player, sign him up

I had a a yellow and a red silk one tied to my wrists in the mid 70s. A plain red, white and black woolly one, not too dissimilar to the Man Utd one of the period (late 70s). Lastly a blue one from the ZDS final in 92 which I gave to my wife's late Grandfather. Four I make that and none now. I haven't worn colours in any shape or form in twenty odd years.

If I had caused my bosses to lose 250k to an organisation I think I would harbour a slight grudge, even if it was my shoddy journalism which had instigated it.

Quite correct Sir

And MLT accepted Spurs until his wife poo poo'd it.

Keegan, can still remember the amazement when he signed. Thanked Lawrie Mac personally at the PFA awards this year.

Ditto again

Ditto , Philly 48 and 2/3

Playing cricket for Sutton CC on a Saturday and Sunday much to my wife's chagrin

Or 'how I went from being an international footballer to obscurity because of money'

Tompkins and Noble?

Used to lunch a fair bit with Kev in the nineties when he was working for Fulham. Great company and a thoroughly nice man.

Lawrie even