eddy melito

i cant imagine a situation where there wont be a clause saying lambert cant sign anyone from the club for at least a year. the other option of course is that the club dont have to accept any bid for a contracted player.

[quote] [quote]I have a niggling feeling he will leave. If he wanted to stay he would of said this morning. I hope he turns out to stay at our club.[/quote]   Starting to not care if he leaves anymore. This has been dragging on for way too long and its a bit disrespectful to us the fans, who Lambert is constantly banging on about, to be left in the dark. If Lambert does want to leave a club on the up then to be honest Im not sure I want him here. [/quote]   dragging on way too long? 15 years ago you would have heard nothing until it was done. the 24 hour media might make it feel like a long time, but is it even 24 hours yet since burnley approached the club?

[quote]Still can''t get my head round why he would want to go to Burnley when he has got such a good thing going here at Norwich. People can put whatever spin on it they like but if it''s true that he''s leaving us for Bunrley like I fear he is, then he''s taking a gamble. If it were a Prem club after him I could fully understand and expect him to go. [/quote] you say that now, yet when he was linked to burnley last time, a lot on here were saying the same things, like it showed no ambition etc etc. at that time norwich were in league 1 and burnley were in the prem.

burnley always said they were going to stay sustainable, afterall they didnt want to do an ipswich and sign mediocre players that would end up crippling the club. unlike a lot of clubs, they dont need the parachute payments just to survive and so can spend them improving their squad.

[quote] I cannot for the life of me understand why he would choose to go to Burnley. But stranger things have happened before. Money talks i guess. Get us promoted and he would have had the pick of half the Premeir League next year. [/quote]   the main bit would be access to his family in glasgow. he would probably commute from there too.   next up is parachute payments and a club in better financial order.   from the outside there is little difference in the relative size of the clubs.

[quote] Feel like giving up on football altogether if he goes. How many times have we had this done to us now? When we are doing well a manager ups and leaves![/quote]  karma. surely it must have been in the back of peoples minds since he was last linked heavily with the burnley job (think there was more to that than came out in the press at the time)? hes got a history of not hanging around long.

fox will get outmuscled for fun as the back of a diamond. he can get the ball and pass it, but you have as much chance of him breaking up an attack as seeing delia going teetotal.

3-2 then...

after one game? as bad as theowhatshisname?

When is Malky McKay being unveiled as the new manager?

[quote user="The gut"]While we''re reffing - I thought so at the time, and it just gets confirmed every time I see it, Tierney should have been sent off for his challenge on Hoolahan. No way was Holt offside for the pen. Now managing - how fat and useless must Solano have got if Henderson can get signed and he can''t?[/quote] hes certainly not fat. hes naturally lean. when nobby came to train with us we were resigned to losing lisbie (also freeing up a large chunk of wages money) so when that changed i dont think we could really have both. cant really compare him to henderson when nobby=5k a week and henderson probably=1k

[quote user="I.S."][quote user="eddy melito"][quote] Hasn''t anyone read my bit about the ref being MIKE DEAN? The same ref that made Frank Lampard retake the pen against West Ham WAS THE REF ON SATURDAY. Sorry but thought it was an interesting point. I should have talked about make-believe offside shouts ...would have got a bigger reaction . Or called the original poster a C***. [/quote] or perhaps you are making something out of very little. watch the replays, its not conclusive that he was onside. its nothing unexpected to have dodgy officials at this level. [/quote] Yes, but the point is that this is a Premiership referee, who made Frank Lampard retake a penalty for a similar incident recently. Or are you saying that as soon as Mike Dean referees in League One he becomes dodgy? [/quote] i think having watched the manc derby tonight that he certainly refferreed it differently.

[quote user="Askounin"]Celtic normally give managers a bit of time, they did with Strachan. Plus with their financial situation considering the compensation they payed to West brom less than a year ago, i dont think they want to be paying any more now. [/quote] thats ok, they wouldnt need to pay up for at least 6 months [;)]

[quote user="Largey"]I''d rather manage Burnley.[/quote] just for arguments sake, it could be why he wasnt interested in burnley. [:P]

[quote] Hasn''t anyone read my bit about the ref being MIKE DEAN? The same ref that made Frank Lampard retake the pen against West Ham WAS THE REF ON SATURDAY. Sorry but thought it was an interesting point. I should have talked about make-believe offside shouts ...would have got a bigger reaction . Or called the original poster a C***. [/quote] or perhaps you are making something out of very little. watch the replays, its not conclusive that he was onside. its nothing unexpected to have dodgy officials at this level.