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If we want a prolific lad from non-league. Why not Kwesi Appiah from Margate. 32 league goals in 29 appearances so far this season. He's only 21 too, worth a punt, especially for the 300k that Blackpool had allegedly agreed for him.

 

Gone to palace.

 

Gratefully for us, we don't have to shop in non league.

 

Good luck to him and palace.

Posted
Gone to palace.

 

Gratefully for us, we don't have to shop in non league.

 

Good luck to him and palace.

 

True, but it means my second team has lost it's key striker. Oh well.

Posted
....and all the fishing boats you want, too.

Not any more, the fish dock is an 'outlet shopping centre' called FreePort.

 

And as for the team, the owner has plenty of moolah to throw at his plaything.

  • 2 years later...
Posted

We asked about Vardy on deadline day according to Telegraph reporter John Percy:

 

Belated transfer deadline news - Southampton made an inquiry for #lcfc striker Jamie Vardy on Friday but were told not for sale at any price

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http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11728/7422134/Seasiders-snubbed-in-Vardy-bid

 

I know its not a link for us but this is a couple of weeks old ... 750K for a non league striker and that was rejected. Hate to think what sort of crazy figure they've put on him! Just shows how mental the transfer system has gotten in this country when you consider we spent about that on Barnard who had 20+ goals in the 3rd division that season!

 

I thought Fleetwood were in League 2, which is not non league.

Posted
I said lower league, not non-league, I suggest you read my post more carefully….:lol: :lol:

 

surely the lower leagues are league 1 and 2, not the champs

Posted
Rickie " whats-is-name " was 27 when he joined us .......so ...no idea to look at a 25 y.o. then?:lol:

 

No idea why people are quoting posts, out of context, from 3 years ago?

 

That post was made in reference to me suggesting that he may be one for the development squad, which is why we'd loan him back out for more experience. (I didn't realise he was mid-20's) I was trying to make sense of the rumour, which was proven to be nothing but made up tosh anyway.

Posted
I thought that, which caused me to check the date on the posts - January 2012.

 

Lolz, I was sure I could remember Fleetwood beating poopey very recently.

  • 1 year later...
Posted
A Weymouth fan I work with who seems to know lots about non league football was telling me that 1. Fleetwood are loaded and that Vardy was good enough to play for England 1 day.

 

Hats off to your Weymouth mate who spotted this 3½ years ago! :toppa:

Posted
.potentially ...another Charlie Austin.....or Rickie Lambert, then ?

 

Bit harsh on Vardy who is still 3 years younger than Lambert was when he made his Prem debut, and has potentially three times the tenure in the top division as a regular first choice than Lambert had in his two (well, 1 and a half really) years at the top in 2012/13 and 2013/14.

 

No-one's taken a punt on Austin yet so he's only got the 2 years in the Prem too, but even though he's in the Championship at the moment he's a much better comparison so far.

Posted
Bit harsh on Vardy who is still 3 years younger than Lambert was when he made his Prem debut, and has potentially three times the tenure in the top division as a regular first choice than Lambert had in his two (well, 1 and a half really) years at the top in 2012/13 and 2013/14.

No-one's taken a punt on Austin yet so he's only got the 2 years in the Prem too, but even though he's in the Championship at the moment he's a much better comparison so far.

 

 

I wasn't so much looking at their ages, but the manner in which they came up through Non-League sides.....and played below Prem. in their early careers.

 

Lambert and Austin both had spells at a level - even below Championship - when they started out, and didn't have the " benefit " of an Academy background either.

Posted
I wasn't so much looking at their ages, but the manner in which they came up through Non-League sides.....and played below Prem. in their early careers.

 

Lambert and Austin both had spells at a level - even below Championship - when they started out, and didn't have the " benefit " of an Academy background either.

 

Or nearly their entire career in Lambert's case.

Posted
Still think he's a flash in the pan, bang on form at the moment, but will die down soon and then struggle to score in a brothel.

 

haha amazing. I wouldn't be surprised if he continues for a while though like this with Leicester having so much momentum

 

did you ever get the job as a bbc pundit, by the way?

Posted
Mega strange if this is true, why we we go in for an average lower league striker?! Madness

 

Maybe because the club know more about average lower league strikers than you?

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