There is some sense in it, that's for sure. He's scored most of his goals in League 1, I'm pretty sure he will end up in This league anyway and Colin is an ally. It will all come down to whether terms can be agreed.
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Rickie Lambert (will he sign?)
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Straight swap with Wylde then? :thumbs:Richard Allan":21ceqj4s said:
...meanwhile in this universe DTGM is sadly right, we've got no space for him with Wylde, Grant and potentially Carey for that spot.
Although clearly more potential to deliver than Lambert if the money touted is right for RL, and Noone is on similar, that would be just as much of a waste given the players we've already signed for that side of the pitch.
Might not be to everyone's taste should Lambert come here but it does show how far we, as a club, have come in the last 4-5 years since nearly disappearing...
Moved form rumours to main board.
Are we any more certain that it is still any more than an unsubstantiated rumour?
Are we any more certain that it is still any more than an unsubstantiated rumour?
PL2 3DQ":10pdq5sy said:
Was trying to think what you meant with Wotton but of course they played in the same Saints team for 2 years
Welwyn Pilgrim":3n1xdegm said:
I am also reminded of the expression, 'all fur coat and no knickers' . There is the possibility of financial danger here, if the figures being bandied about are correct. Let Mr Tan take the strain rather than Mr Brent. This possible swan could easily become a coot, IMHO.
Players like Owen, Torres and (to a lesser extent) Rooney, who rely on their speed and explosiveness are likely to massively deteriorate in their 30s.
I'd put Lambert in the Sheringham and Ibrahimovic category, they've always been one yard ahead in their head. Even if he fails to deliver, his signing and Carey's resigning is a huge statement of intent, will make the city drool and could make the wages back in shirt and ticket sales.
Combine that with the grandstand construction halfway through the season, and Plymouth Argyle are seriously back in business.
I'd put Lambert in the Sheringham and Ibrahimovic category, they've always been one yard ahead in their head. Even if he fails to deliver, his signing and Carey's resigning is a huge statement of intent, will make the city drool and could make the wages back in shirt and ticket sales.
Combine that with the grandstand construction halfway through the season, and Plymouth Argyle are seriously back in business.
What Adams doesn't want is a ageing, over paid, prima dona to affect the team spirit that he has created in the dressing room and on the pitch.
