zamora back here

[empire]

why do papers write bollocks, sunday morror write ,seagulls interested in taking him back on loan,and hope to get him b4 the spurs cup game!!!,but reading are also in the running noway hosay is this correct

 

[clapham_gull]

Its also in the Star on Sunday (that quality paper) apparently we are negotiating with West Ham to have him available for Saturday

 

[Gully]

With all the talk of loan signings I had wondered how long it would take for someone to come up with Bobby as a possibility.

Would I like to see him come to us on loan, too bloody right I would, is it likely, well who knows, given the chance between coming back to a club where he was adored to try and rebuild his career or going somewhere like Stoke then I think the odds would be stacked in our favour.

The only thing that worries me here is that someone has already mentioned Reading...

 

[Schrödinger's Toad]

I beg to differ - I think he'd be too proud to come back here, it would be an admittal of failure, even on loan. Still, the prospect of Bobby and Leon up front ...

 

[Richy_Seagull]

It will never happen

 

[Seagulltonian]

Bobby against Spurs

Wouldn't that be good

 

[Braders]

HE WON'T BE BACK WITH BRIGHTON (yet)

not until the end of his career , one more season in the stripes

 

[king Wombat]

would be great to have him back

can't see it tho.

 

[Bevendean Gull]

never happen!

 

[kevinsmith]

Its also in the Star on Sunday (that quality paper) apparently we are negotiating with West Ham to have him available for Saturday

Whats happenning on Saturday. Will Bobby be taking the lads Christmas shopping then

 

[dunno]

Shame we haven't got the dosh - as he still gets on very well with the players, he was at Charlies Birthday do, sees a lot of Nathan Jones and apparently gets on very well with Leon - even though Bobby wasn't here the same time as him. I would love to have him back - especially playing with Leon - two very mobile and skilfull strikers that would compliment each other. Also if we did have to play one up front Bobby's your man (remember Reading at Home in the second Div Championship season?). However I am not convinced he is the player he was since that injury he got playing for us against Norwich - also 'cos of his wages its just a Pipe dream as FG would say!! - but we can dream can't we

 

[Wardy]

Unless West Ham are going to pay his wages or at least the vasy majority of them this will never happen.

 

[beadman]

Canary Wharf isn't so close to the booze soaked land of Fleet Street. Therefore it is quite plain that the journalists in question are on drugs, quite possibly mind expanding psychedelics. Nonsense such as this could not be dreamed up on stimulants or europhoriants. Are they provided by the editors? I think we should be told.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

never going to happen

 

[DannyBhoy]

Would be very nice if true, but some-how i don't see it!

 

[Zeitgeist]

Canary Wharf isn't so close to the booze soaked land of Fleet Street. Therefore it is quite plain that the journalists in question are on drugs, quite possibly mind expanding psychedelics. Nonsense such as this could not be dreamed up on stimulants or europhoriants. Are they provided by the editors? I think we should be told.

He now lives in the Canary Wharf area so maybe it's "hot from the horses mouth"? Then again.....I suspect it's more likely tabloid bullshit........

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

Bobby against Spurs

Wouldn't that be good

Spurs,. being a cup match, I doubt West Ham would allow us to play him - assming we had him on loan in the first place ....

 

[Mustela Furo]

I beg to differ - I think he'd be too proud to come back here, it would be an admittal of failure, even on loan.

Absolutely True.

There would be one help of a slice of humble pie to swallow before he would come back.

That slice was too big for Paul Brooker, who preferred to swop a non-playing role at Leicester for a non-playing role at Reading.

 

[Roger Mellie]

 

[Porky]

I don't know if he would be too proud to come on loan to Withdene. I think that the reception he woul get from every person in the stands{as small as that crowd might be} would negate any feeling of filure on his part.
Incidentally, if Ipswich were looking for some power up front, howum they didn,t look at BZ.