Bombadier Botty
Complete Twaddle
- Jun 2, 2008
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Been trimmed from 4/1 to 2/1 to sign for us with BV
It's the sign we've all been waiting for Ace. Some of us will sleep easier tonight and no mistake.
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Zamora
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It's the sign we've all been waiting for Ace. Some of us will sleep easier tonight and no mistake.
poidy
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- Aug 3, 2009
- 1,849
This this and more of this
nwgull
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Been trimmed from 4/1 to 2/1 to sign for us with BV
Someone put a fiver on.
Sleaford Seagull
Active member
For the first time I am actually believing this will happen. It makes too much sense for it not too.
As mentioned above he would bring a boost to the fans, great forward play, possibly a few goals and most importantly for this club recently, a commercial benefit.
Also thinking logically, no premier league team is going to be chomping at the bit to have him, if some our fans aren't sure then you can be sure he's not going to be a big signing for a top division side. Therefore you could argue he's destined for the Championship. Bobby has also always played his football in the south of England and with friends and family based in the south it's fair to say it's unlikely he'll move north at this late stage. So he's probably going to champ side in the south. The teams that qualify for that in this league are:
Brighton
Bristol City
Brentford
Fulham
Charlton
Reading
It's fair to say it will come down to who has the biggest coffers to pay for his wages and out of those I would say only Fulham could outdo us. And only us and Fulham have the 'emotional tie' as well.
I think there is a bloody good chance he's coming back.
Although he will probably now move to New York [emoji23]
As mentioned above he would bring a boost to the fans, great forward play, possibly a few goals and most importantly for this club recently, a commercial benefit.
Also thinking logically, no premier league team is going to be chomping at the bit to have him, if some our fans aren't sure then you can be sure he's not going to be a big signing for a top division side. Therefore you could argue he's destined for the Championship. Bobby has also always played his football in the south of England and with friends and family based in the south it's fair to say it's unlikely he'll move north at this late stage. So he's probably going to champ side in the south. The teams that qualify for that in this league are:
Brighton
Bristol City
Brentford
Fulham
Charlton
Reading
It's fair to say it will come down to who has the biggest coffers to pay for his wages and out of those I would say only Fulham could outdo us. And only us and Fulham have the 'emotional tie' as well.
I think there is a bloody good chance he's coming back.
Although he will probably now move to New York [emoji23]
jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
- 6,614
Not true. He was replaced by Fenelon in that game.
Hornblower
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 1,707
I so want Bobby back. I don't have to repeat the reasons here, enough has been said already. God forbid, but if he leaves QPR and signs for any Championship side other than BHAFC then sit back and watch all those on this thread who (apparently) don't want him get into a bin fest of slagging off the club for not signing him.
Link?
saafend_seagull
Well-known member
What?
I missed that, because Fenelon came on for 1 min.
COG played 92min. I'm not sure such a substitution really counts when discussing a player's ability to play consecutive 90mins.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32685052
"People like Clint Hill, Robert Green, Bobby Zamora, whom I played with at QPR when we were relegated in 2013 and are still at the club, are examples of the type of attitude you want from your players"
Zamora hates football? Yeah right!
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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Wages will NOT be an issue, if Tony and Bobby sit down it will be the quickest deal both have ever done, because Bobby loves us and with love him and irrelevances like contracts etc will, almost uniquely, be secondary
Sorry . . .meant 'pointed towards'. I have no evidence of anything kinky here.
I agree, hate is an extreme word, perhaps slightly twisting what he actually said, but...
http://metro.co.uk/2012/11/07/qpr-striker-bobby-zamora-admits-he-doesnt-really-like-football-614900/
Then why did he leave? Why didn't he come back sooner?
He isn't just going to choose us based on a couple of years early in his career, however successful they were and however much the fans love him. Football is still his job, and while he might be willing to come to us for less, he isn't going to come to us for whatever we offer.
Megazone
On his last warning
Football isn't just a job.
MORTY
Well-known member
Not to fans - To the majority of footballers, I'd say it is. IMO of course.
I've heard nothing. The people I've asked have heard nothing.
I'm not optimistic, but I want to be,