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Rickie Lambert to Newcastle United


Matthew Le God

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This is made up to quicken the Jermaine Beckford to Newcastle transfer. So don't worry. :)

 

It is also impossible as would also have to get around rules about numbers of teams you can play for in a season no matter what rubbish the Mirror says. Plus I really can't see Mr Cortese upsetting the fanbase and agreeing to let him go so soon after buying him when Saints really don't need the money.

 

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Newcastle-boss-Chris-Hughton-keeping-tabs-on-Southampton-striker-Rickie-Lambert-article281653.html

 

Newcastle are checking on Southampton’s League One top scorer Rickie Lambert.

 

Lambert has already played for Bristol Rovers and Saints but Newcastle have enquired whether they could get round Football League rules by signing him on loan with a view to a permanent summer move.

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Very, very unlikely to happen. Why would he consider leaving when he only joined in the summer? And besides, Saints aren't in any need to sell and Lambert will have been fully aware when he signed on the dotted line at St. Mary's that this 'project' was going to take a few years to come to fruition, with promotion more likely to come next season. With that in mind, you'd like to think he was in it for the long haul.

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Not going to happen, he has just (well in the last 2 months) secured his new house down here with his partner - why on earh 5 months later would anyone want to up sticks and move to the other end of the country?

 

+ you have the fact he cannot play for another club this season.

 

He'd probably cost Newcastle in the region of £3-4m, he's already more than doubled his value by moving here - they wouldn't get him in the £1m region anyway....and i don't think Newcastle are flush with cash to be spending that on a player.

 

Don't panic - let's just enjoy us spending lots of money ;)

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Not going to happen, he has just (well in the last 2 months) secured his new house down here with his partner - why on earh 5 months later would anyone want to up sticks and move to the other end of the country?

 

+ you have the fact he cannot play for another club this season.

 

He'd probably cost Newcastle in the region of £3-4m, he's already more than doubled his value by moving here - they wouldn't get him in the £1m region anyway....and i don't think Newcastle are flush with cash to be spending that on a player.

 

Don't panic - let's just enjoy us spending lots of money ;)

 

The Daily Mirror have looked at who else scores goals in this league, apart from Beckford, and found this chap Lambert at Southampton......Southampton ? Aren't they strapped for cash ? An innacurate 2 + 2 by London journo's me thinks !

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The Daily Mirror have looked at who else scores goals in this league, apart from Beckford, and found this chap Lambert at Southampton......Southampton ? Aren't they strapped for cash ? An innacurate 2 + 2 by London journo's me thinks !

 

oh yeh, we're still in admin ;) (acording to one of the rags a few weeks ago anyway)

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Actually, the Mirror is right when it says he can play for a third team as loans don't count towards the two club limit.

 

While I don't believe there is an awful lot we should be worried about in this rumour, anyone can simply sign him the same way we did Rasiak back in 2006 (he had played for Spurs and Derby that season) - get him in on loan in January and tie up a permanent deal at the end of the season.

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This is made up to quicken the Jermaine Beckford to Newcastle transfer. So don't worry. :)

 

It is also impossible as would also have to get around rules about numbers of teams you can play for in a season no matter what rubbish the Mirror says.

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This sounds like a typical " space filler " story, with stupid logic.

Newcastle don't have a lot of money and can't afford Beckford, the next striker to look at is Rickie ..so "obviously" Newcastle will take the cheap option and bid for him..but we don't need to sell.:)

It isn't every club in the land thats short of cash !:D

 

FORGET IT MIRROR !

Go back to pools forecasting and leave the real soccer world alone.:wink:

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They are going up. If i was a newcastle fan i'd want to be aiming higher than league one's top scorer if they were going to stay up in the prem. Rickie needs a whole season with us in the CCC before the Prem.

 

Lambert is excellent at this level and will do a decent enough job in the Championship but I can't see him being able to cut it in the PL. If Newcastle are looking to go up and re-establish themselves, then they will need to sign better players than RL.

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Hmm, I'm not overly concerned but I'm more worried than a lot of you seem to be

 

I know its stating the obvious

 

but by July Southampton and Newcastle could well be two leagues apart. :S

 

Honestly I think he would want to leave.

 

Lets get something very clear...They do not want Rickie Lambert.

 

As good as he is for us, as much as I love him for his goals this season, he would not get anywhere near Newcastle's first team. He's not good enough to play in the Prem, which is something that they must be looking for. They are after Beckford (Imo not good enough either) but he's the one that would be worth taking a gamble on between Beckford and Lambert. He's the more mobile, quicker player.

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Hmm, I'm not overly concerned but I'm more worried than a lot of you seem to be

 

I know its stating the obvious

 

but by July Southampton and Newcastle could well be two leagues apart. :S

 

Honestly I think he would want to leave.

 

Newcastle wouldn't want Lambert IF they go up.

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Newcastle wouldn't want Lambert IF they go up.

After seeing Lambert at Leeds, argueably the best team in this league, I honestly believe that he will struggle against the better CCC sides. I think with his lack of pace he would struggle against better defenders.

 

But I suspect given the option RL would jump at a mov to Newcastle, bigger club, higher league and the opportunity to play in the Prem next year. I however doubt that Newcastle would want him.

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Had to laugh at that story when I read it, why would we even entertain a stupid loan deal with a permanent deal to follow in the summer. Just seems made up carp to push the Beckford deal trough. Its also another pointer to the fact that we've slipped under the radar re ML & NC, not many seem to realise that we are in a powerful financial position at the moment.

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Every team except Barcelona and Real Madrid are selling clubs.

 

Just look at how Man Utd were forced into letting Ronaldo go.

 

That doesn't mean I think Lambert will go or is even on Newcastle's radar. The Mirror story is ********. :D

 

 

Ok we do not need to sell - happy now? ;)

 

Hmmm Man U - Ronaldo - How much has been re invested and how much has gone to help out on their growing debt?

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Let's appeal the 10 point deduction. Well, if Newcastle think they can re-write the rules....

 

 

You dont seem to realise that SFC may have done the same thing with Rasiak

 

when he played for Derby and Spurs in the same season and then for us on loan

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After seeing Lambert at Leeds, argueably the best team in this league, I honestly believe that he will struggle against the better CCC sides. I think with his lack of pace he would struggle against better defenders.

 

But I suspect given the option RL would jump at a mov to Newcastle, bigger club, higher league and the opportunity to play in the Prem next year. I however doubt that Newcastle would want him.

 

 

Rickie's doing exactly what AP needs him to do.

He may be a good to average striker but he's the best dead ball specialist we've had since MLT- in his prime. Lallana is quick and with an eye for goals -bit like the young Channon and Connolly - again when fit- has an air of George O'Brien about him (those with memories fron the 60's) All entertaining, elegant stuff but IMHO what we need now is ..a big, tough ugly CF who can upset defences...

 

(former models were;type George Kirby, Joe Jordan, Iain Dowie come to mind.

they didn't score every week but they put real fear into every defender they played against.)

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