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Kevin Nolan



Guinness Boy

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Left West Ham "by mutual consent" (aka doing a Leon Best).

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Could do a job...................................................as a chicken impersonator on kids tv
 




Hyperion

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So, Kevin Nolan has left West Ham United.....

Yay or Nay?

Would love him here for a season or two.

Shame we are not in a position to acquire his services in my opinion ;)
 


Guinness Boy

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Massive respect to whichever Mod merged those threads so quickly. Well played whoever you are. (Nolan still belongs in a comedy chicken suit btw)
 




Gullflyinghigh

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Apr 23, 2012
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He'll go wherever Big Sam gets his next job.
That's exactly what I thought.

Are there any vacancies in the top two divisions at the minute? If there are I'd expect (probably incorrectly) to see the Big Sam/Nolan combination rock up soon.
 




Monsieur Le Plonk

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Apr 22, 2009
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He knows how to get a team promoted from this league and for his experience alone he'd be an asset. Speaking to West Ham fans he is the shadow of the rampaging box to box ball winner and goalscorer that he once was and he's lost more than a yard of pace.
I'd still give him a chance with a 1yr loan but I'd imagine the likes of leeds, hull or bolton are more realististic destinations for him.
 


Hyperion

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He knows how to get a team promoted from this league and for his experience alone he'd be an asset. Speaking to West Ham fans he is the shadow of the rampaging box to box ball winner and goalscorer that he once was and he's lost more than a yard of pace.
I'd still give him a chance with a 1yr loan but I'd imagine the likes of leeds, hull or bolton are more realististic destinations for him.

He doesn't have a club. Not sure a loan deal would be suitable :)
 










Buzzer

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He was the West Ham player who inexplicably gave it the big one all the way along West Stand Lower a few seasons back after Bridcutt tumbled and gave Nolan a free run at the goalie. For that alone Nolan can right royally f*ck off and then when he's finished he can f*ck off some more. I've never gone from complete indifference to wishing bad AIDS on someone so quickly. I've never understood why Nolan felt the need to celebrate a goal against us that way.
 




Guinness Boy

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Saw him last Saturday, gave him 4/10. But that's just me being generous.

In all seriousness he looked great in The Championship when West Ham were in it for the one season. Interesting that your assessment agrees with the consensus that he's not aging well. If he did play at this level I'd expect him to be much less effective this time round.

(cue him signing for Leeds and getting them promoted)
 












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His experience and drive would be a useful asset IMHO. Ok, so he can be a right **** but at this level he could still do a very good job and he has a handy knack of winding the opposition and their supporters up (see posts above).
 










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