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Tammy Abraham
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Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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'It's not the despair, Laura. I can take the despair. It's the hope I can't stand'
boik
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Reminds me an awful lot of Lineker in those clips. No worldies, but seems to be first to every half chance.
If Newcastle have already spoken to Abrahams, then my money is on Hughton, Barber and co to get loan deal over the line! Most but not all seem to like the cut of our clubs jib at the moment! ABRAHAMS future obviously lies with Chelsea and I believe he would rather not uproot sticks too much! Gut feeling...
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Mike Small
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Also, Benitez is forever rotating his strikers and only plays one up front. How often will he start with only Abraham upfront on his own as a 19 year old loanee? He'll definitely get more game time at us.
Cowfold Seagull
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That could put Glenn's nose out of joint then, and most certainly Tomer's.
Cheeky Monkey
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Good points about us above, offset of course by the lure playing in front of 50k fans at a high profile club. Let's hope we can persuade him that his career would be better be served with us, and if anyone can Hughton can. Slight shame that his recent Amex appearance was a bit of a damp squib of a match, played out in front of a relatively muted home crowd.
Nonsense. One long term injury to either of those two and we have one fit striker. They'll be expecting an arrival and will be relishing it if they are half as professional as I think they are.
Murray, the wise old fox teaching the inexperienced youngster with precocious talent.
I could see that work quite well.
Exactly, I see that as a positive when it comes to getting Abraham on loan.
Cowfold Seagull
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Every professional footballer worth his salt will want to start in every match. Ok we know it doesn't always work out that way, but it won't stop them having that desire.
Cheeky Monkey
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I wonder if we'd turned up for the Bristol City game and won with a full house roaring us on to the title if that would have influenced his decision
Kind of what I was saying. 50k passionate Geordies or the Amex library half-emptied out on 80 minutes...hmmm
Cowfold Seagull
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I wonder if we'd turned up for the Bristol City game and won with a full house roaring us on to the title if that would have influenced his decision
I was thinking exactly the same thing! Mind you, we did the business at Ashton Gate with him in their side.
That was the supposed rumour. When it came down to it, we rotated our players and used more than Rafa. But that was down to us having many more injuries.
As a manager I would resent being dictated by another club how many games a new player would feature in. I am tempted to think there will be monitoring of future stars with a scientific training programme which would require reporting back. This might be problematical if the clubs (e.g. Manchester United do?) use different computer programs?
If it turns out that Tap in Tammy does not get enough games I think (even under the new rules) both clubs can agree that the player can be returned?
daveinprague
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Hopefully Tomori will convince him to comeWould be nice to have both on loan next season.
This, hopefully adding, im going to sign a permanent deal, would be great to have you here on loan
clippedgull
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Yes! I wrote that post not realising the one loan player from the same club rule! But that scenario you outlined would be ideal.