Bobby Zamora in Home and Property supplement Evening Standard 27 April Link

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Evening Standard - read all about it....

http://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/p...-and-mark-noble-team-up-to-build-a100861.html

 

edna krabappel

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Commendable, and a little bit different from your average footballer.

 

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He must have been inspired by the impromptu kickabout he had with my then 2 year old son on one of the little playgrounds on the Hammonds Ridge estate in Burgess Hill.

Or maybe not.

 

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Sounds like Zamora is looking at this as a post football career, and soon too...

 

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Igzilla said:

Sounds like Zamora is looking at this as a post football career, and soon too...

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I don't know. Because then you could say Noble was as well and he has a few years left in him.

I must say, that i have grown fonder of Rio Ferdinand now that he has retired. he is actually coming across as a pretty decent lad whereas when he was playing I found him rather arrogant. May just be me!

 

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mxs_harrow said:

Evening Standard - read all about it....

http://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/p...-and-mark-noble-team-up-to-build-a100861.html

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There is another article with Brighton featured (picture of the seafront) in the same supplement...

http://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/p...faster-than-london-for-the-first-a100696.html

 

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Paul Reids Sock said:

I don't know. Because then you could say Noble was as well and he has a few years left in him.

I must say, that i have grown fonder of Rio Ferdinand now that he has retired. he is actually coming across as a pretty decent lad whereas when he was playing I found him rather arrogant. May just be me!

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Me too. I'll admit to an amount of Anti-Utd bias against him during his playing career, but the missed drugs tests, the excessive money, the 'merking' plus his extreme Fergie-esque 'gamesmanship' all put me off him. But he really is a decent sort isn't he.

 

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This sentiment is massively commendable - the acceptable face of property development! However, I'm pretty sure that they are all making a tidy profit out of it as well!

 

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Good luck to them. If it comes to fruition in the way they forecast they'll make money and real people will benefit.
Win:Win

Wonder how long before Andy Naylor picks up on the article.
Ideal Albion lead on a slow sports day

 

LlcoolJ

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Good stuff.

 

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Bobby is a force for good, top lad..