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[Albion] Tariq Lamptey



chrisg

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Apr 9, 2012
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Maybe he needs to change from the fastest player to just a quick player . If that will get him through 30 games or so a season rather than 15, then so be it.
He has the skill . just cut back the extreme pace and damage to his body
 




b.w.2.

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Jan 8, 2004
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Becoming worried now. He is such an exceptional player. We really need him right now. Here’s hoping he play a few games for us in the run-in.


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Deadly Danson

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Oct 22, 2003
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I think it was Malcolm Stuart who said recently if it was his choice he'd not play him again this season and get him right for next. Frustrating though this is I think this is the way to go (based on absolutely no knowledge at all!) - rushing him back could do more harm than good.
 




vagabond

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May 17, 2019
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Dean Cox interview on Albion Unlimited this week.

“Do you think we have enough to stay up?”

His answer: “When’s Lamptey coming back?”
 




drew

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Oct 3, 2006
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Wrong

We decide the value of the player.

PSG could offer us £200m and we could choose to turn them down

Whilst he is contracted to us, "the market" can decide all they like what they think he's worth, he doesn't move without TB's say so.

Sometimes you see a situation where a player goes on strike and refuses to play to force the move through. This is a wildly unlikely scenario here given his age, the length of his contract and what we know of the lad, so to me there's no point speculating as to what would happen. I'd just comment that there are people who's bluff i'd call before Tony Bloom's.

Meanwhile, back on planet earth!!!

As someone else alluded to, the price has to be agreed by both parties, isn't that what a market place is?

As for Lamptey, if someone offered stupid money then TB would bite their hand off because we also have Veltman at the moment who is also proving to be a great buy. With Lamptey, we will only ever be a stepping stone for him so it will be about judging when the best time to sell is. No point waiting till he runs his contract down and he goes for nothing!!
 


Raleigh Chopper

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Sep 1, 2011
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Maybe he needs to change from the fastest player to just a quick player . If that will get him through 30 games or so a season rather than 15, then so be it.
He has the skill . just cut back the extreme pace and damage to his body

We could install a speed limiter in him, like my van.
Bloody frustrating when he is running alongside but cant quite get in front, like my van.
Maybe he needs remapping, like my van.
 


Bry Nylon

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Jul 21, 2003
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We could install a speed limiter in him, like my van.
Bloody frustrating when he is running alongside but cant quite get in front, like my van.
Maybe he needs remapping, like my van.

And the award for ‘Alternative Poetry’ goes to [MENTION=21314]Raleigh Chopper[/MENTION] for his piece entitled “Like My Van.”
 






Uter

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Aug 5, 2008
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No point waiting till he runs his contract down and he goes for nothing!!

It's going to be quite a while before we have to worry about this. He's contracted until 2025 so 2024 would probably be the point at which we start to lose the upper hand.
 


Feb 23, 2009
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Be lucky to see him play again this season, gutted.

As fans in a ground have we ever....

Could be an odd feeling if he leaves in the summer, having never seen one of the most exciting players we have ever had in the flesh.

I would give up a kidney to be at the Amex with the ball being threaded through to Lampty and off he darts, rising to our feet in anticipation...

Oh god how I have missed that feeling.....:down:
 




Seasider78

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Nov 14, 2004
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As fans in a ground have we ever....

Could be an odd feeling if he leaves in the summer, having never seen one of the most exciting players we have ever had in the flesh.

I would give up a kidney to be at the Amex with the ball being threaded through to Lampty and off he darts, rising to our feet in anticipation...

Oh god how I have missed that feeling.....:down:

If anything I think the injury could work in our favour as more likely to see him with us next season and whilst I think we may cash in on Biss in the summer I can’t see us letting too many of other key players leave.

Got a glimpse of him at the Chelsea friendly but like you very much hoping to be seeing this guy regularly from the stands next season as one of the few players we have that has those bursts forward that get the crowd up on their feet.
 








Albion Dan

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Jul 8, 2003
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Let's be honest if a stellar offer comes in that would see Tariq doubling his wages off he'd go. That stellar offer would have to have be at least £50m+ imo and would hopefully also include a bidding war that could go higher. I'm sure Tony would like to see some ROI for the club with all the covid losses and also some decent money to reinvest in parts of the squad in desperate need.
 


Guinness Boy

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Let's be honest if a stellar offer comes in that would see Tariq doubling his wages off he'd go. That stellar offer would have to have be at least £50m+ imo and would hopefully also include a bidding war that could go higher. I'm sure Tony would like to see some ROI for the club with all the covid losses and also some decent money to reinvest in parts of the squad in desperate need.

The thing is, a RWB with pace WAS a desperate need. Remember how bad Montoya was? JV can do an ok job there but he's a centre back playing wing back (just like Burn but doing a better job of it because he's a classier player).

I'm not saying it would be easy to hold on to Lamptey in the face of a huge fee + wages offer from a big club but he'd need replacing himself. Unless we think Karbownik is that guy, in which case we're back to finding adequate cover on the other side for Solly.
 


chaileyjem

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The thing is, a RWB with pace WAS a desperate need. Remember how bad Montoya was? JV can do an ok job there but he's a centre back playing wing back (just like Burn but doing a better job of it because he's a classier player).

I'm not saying it would be easy to hold on to Lamptey in the face of a huge fee + wages offer from a big club but he'd need replacing himself. Unless we think Karbownik is that guy, in which case we're back to finding adequate cover on the other side for Solly.

Exactly - Which is why its always been Bissouma or Ben White who are more likely to be the big ££ transfer we might potentially sanction this summer - assuming we're planning for a 5th season in the EPL and not a return to the Champ. As our cover for CB and midfield is considerably better in depth.
 


Guinness Boy

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Exactly - Which is why its always been Bissouma or Ben White who are more likely to be the big ££ transfer we might potentially sanction this summer - assuming we're planning for a 5th season in the EPL and not a return to the Champ. As our cover for CB and midfield is considerably better in depth.

Not sure how much of his wages we paid at Leeds and Newport but you've got to assume that White has the best potential ROI/profit figure of the lot. However, I'd expect Biss to go out of any of them. He's pulling more than his weight and we have a replacement lined up in Moder.
 




vagabond

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May 17, 2019
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Not sure how much of his wages we paid at Leeds and Newport but you've got to assume that White has the best potential ROI/profit figure of the lot. However, I'd expect Biss to go out of any of them. He's pulling more than his weight and we have a replacement lined up in Moder.

Moder and Moises both being lined up for our midfield.

When also considering GP has tested the waters with Ben White taking on his role at times, it really does seem aligned for Biss to go. And it’d be the right time to go plus for the right money I’m sure.
 


b.w.2.

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Jan 8, 2004
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Why are posters so keen to cash-in on our best players?


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