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The best investment this club has made in it's recent history, certainly our most influential signing in my lifetime. He's singe handily taken us up 2 leagues, let's be honest.

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Although Lambert has been very important, that is very harsh on a lot of other people.

 

In terms of goal ratio, is what I was trying to get at - just poorly worded.

 

Still, such a huge signing.

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If players like Welbeck, Sturridge and Carroll are selected for England why shouldn't Lambert? (rhetorical question)

 

The thing going against Lambert is his age sadly.

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If players like Welbeck, Sturridge and Carroll are selected for England why shouldn't Lambert? (rhetorical question)

Because Lambert plays for Southampton, not one of the "big" clubs.

 

As well as he's done this season, I'll still be amazed if he gets a call-up.

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Who is the poster on here who has a bet with a skate that he wont score 10 goals this season? Won it with 16 games to spare. :lol:

 

Wasn't there a poster on here who thought Lambert who score more goals than Torres in league 1 got the **** roundly taken out of them ...two years on seems Lambert might score more goals than Torres in the PL:lol:

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Lallana was called up by Roy this season, after only playing 3 Premier League games for newly promoted Saints.

Come on, you know as well as I do that it wasn't a proper call-up. He was called up the day before the San Marino game with the sole intention of filling a space on the bench and didn't even have a training session.

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Come on, you know as well as I do that it wasn't a proper call-up. He was called up the day before the San Marino game with the sole intention of filling a space on the bench and didn't even have a training session.

 

Wasn't it the Ukraine match? Sort it out Steve ;)

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Because Lambert plays for Southampton, not one of the "big" clubs.

 

As well as he's done this season, I'll still be amazed if he gets a call-up.

 

It would be huge surprise if Ricky got a call up, even if it was just to fill the bench up. Even that would be an great acknowledgement. But Roy does think outside the box more than the others. So who knows?

God it would annoy me if Bent even gets mentioned. Or Carroll. Or Crouch. Heskey anyone?

 

Keep it going big man.

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Nice to see after tonights goal Lambert will now be up to joint 5th in the PL top scorers table (with 10 goals) ahead of quite a few well established PL big names.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/top-scorers

 

not bad for a player costing 1 million. I wonder if he can make the magic twenty goals before the end of the season?

 

According to his Wikipedia entry he is just 3 goals off the 100 mark!

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rickie_Lambert

 

97 goals in 179 games is just insane.

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Cant understand why windowcleaner and a few of the other doubters are not on this thread. A lot of people do not see his good work off the ball as well as his intelligence on it.

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Even though he's a tremendous goalscorer there's so much more to his game, it's incredible to see how he's grown as a player even since joining Saints. Towards the end of last night's game he played a lofted up-and-down ball to the wing that was simply DC.

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Very good read on Lambert:

 

http://www.footballfancast.com/premiership/southampton/why-the-classic-british-striker-still-has-a-place-in-the-game

 

In the age of mobile, versatile front men and false nines, both Holt and Lambert represent a dying breed. While it’d be lazy to depict the duo as identical in style – Lambert is perhaps the more technically accomplished of the two, with Holt offering a more direct outlet of play – both seem to fit into a mould of play detached from the perceived Premier League remit for a modern-day frontman.

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I am sure he would love to bring his 99 & 100 up against Everton, his old enemy!

 

I am going to go for his 100 against Man U at OT for the winner in the last minute, and the real old enemy for this Liverpool fan!

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Very good read on Lambert:

 

http://www.footballfancast.com/premiership/southampton/why-the-classic-british-striker-still-has-a-place-in-the-game

 

In the age of mobile, versatile front men and false nines, both Holt and Lambert represent a dying breed. While it’d be lazy to depict the duo as identical in style – Lambert is perhaps the more technically accomplished of the two, with Holt offering a more direct outlet of play – both seem to fit into a mould of play detached from the perceived Premier League remit for a modern-day frontman.

 

Lambert IS a bloody false 9, FFS. He plays in attacking midfield with Puncheon pushing on ahead of him most of the time !

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