Grendel
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The one player that’s mildly comparable is Andy Reid
Would you have Hamer back? (11 Viewers)
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The one player that’s mildly comparable is Andy Reid
clint van damme
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And by extension football in the 80s and 90s compared to the present day. Absolute lunatics.
Gint11
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For me his forms dropped and now his game time. He was on fire first half of the season.
Covcraig@bury
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Micky Quinn 
letsallsingtogether
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I never compared him to Maradona, just stating that just because someone appears over weight doesnt make them unfit or unable to do a job.
letsallsingtogether
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Never said he was.
Para1140
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Well despite creating their goal yesterday it would appear that the Utd fans arn’t overly impressed with Hamer anymore and want rid for a knock down fee.
Rumour is Wilder wants one of our forwards next season. Who do we recon for a pex with Hamer ?
www.s24su.com
Rumour is Wilder wants one of our forwards next season. Who do we recon for a pex with Hamer ?
Hamers attitude
It reeks. He's the most entitled player we have and clearly thinks of himself as better than the level he's currently playing at. If only his performances could back that up. Totally bested today by his opposition in every position he decided he wanted to play next. He simply isn't good...
TomRad85
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Trigger warning required when reading about his fitness and 'shape'.Well despite creating their goal yesterday it would appear that the Utd fans arn’t overly impressed with Hamer anymore and want rid for a knock down fee.
Rumour is Wilder wants one of our forwards next season. Who do we recon for a pex with Hamer ?
Hamers attitude
It reeks. He's the most entitled player we have and clearly thinks of himself as better than the level he's currently playing at. If only his performances could back that up. Totally bested today by his opposition in every position he decided he wanted to play next. He simply isn't good...
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Para1140
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Appears to be a lack of discipline at Shef with Wilder letting Hamer do what he wants
skybluejelly
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Wouldn’t be suprised if he went to Birmingham
Para1140
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Where ever he goes it will be for the money. Its probably his last big move so football wont come into it. Hopefully not blues though or Wrexham.
i recon Wilder wants Asanti
SkyBlueCharlie9
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John Fleck was a solid midfielder in PL. Hamer may be lacking a few things at moment but he did ok and stood out for Blunts in PL in a very verybpoor team.
Not sure he is right fit now but could be affordable option off bench for us.... Lampard would improve him too. But it wont happen as Doug doesnt like risk.
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Sick Boy
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It's Simms that they've been linked with.
Gint11
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They’ve ruined him playing wide left in my view
That SU link is an interesting read.
One think that's clear from hearing Lampard speak is that attitude is absolutely key for him - this is consistent with his own career and personality in terms of achieving every last thing he could.
He's referred to it in bringing Lati and Woolf back in (and arguably in exiting Bassette) - they just shut up, worked their arses off and got another chance by doing everything right to get their chance on the pitch. This sets a tone for the whole club.
Not to say there's anything to suggest Hamer was a bad trainer and what a player he can be, but if the stories of his boozing and diet are true, I'm just not sure I see someone as professional as Lampard taking a punt on that.
One think that's clear from hearing Lampard speak is that attitude is absolutely key for him - this is consistent with his own career and personality in terms of achieving every last thing he could.
He's referred to it in bringing Lati and Woolf back in (and arguably in exiting Bassette) - they just shut up, worked their arses off and got another chance by doing everything right to get their chance on the pitch. This sets a tone for the whole club.
Not to say there's anything to suggest Hamer was a bad trainer and what a player he can be, but if the stories of his boozing and diet are true, I'm just not sure I see someone as professional as Lampard taking a punt on that.
Ccfcisparks
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where u seen that
viridisman
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Fuck me, they have the leagues top playmaker, last season's player of the year and they aim such vitrol... While he's still pulling in good stats..Well despite creating their goal yesterday it would appear that the Utd fans arn’t overly impressed with Hamer anymore and want rid for a knock down fee.
Rumour is Wilder wants one of our forwards next season. Who do we recon for a pex with Hamer ?
Hamers attitude
It reeks. He's the most entitled player we have and clearly thinks of himself as better than the level he's currently playing at. If only his performances could back that up. Totally bested today by his opposition in every position he decided he wanted to play next. He simply isn't good...
Probably best he moves on to anywhere where a coach will help not hinder him.
SkyblueTexan
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Wouldn’t mind having him back if he’s available for a knockdown price, but only if he’s willing to get in shape.
Read somewhere Fatawu might be sold this summer and he’s one I might be tempted to bring in once our loanees go back.
Read somewhere Fatawu might be sold this summer and he’s one I might be tempted to bring in once our loanees go back.
Sky Blue Goblin
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Sportsboom (thus probably nonsense)
Sheffield United Monitoring Ellis Simms Amid Possible Coventry Shake-Up
Sheffield United are monitoring Ellis Simms at Coventry City, a key player in the Championship-leading squad. With a potential move to the Premier League, Simms is attracting interest from various clubs including Everton. A physically imposing striker, Simms has an impressive goal-scoring record...
www.sportsboom.co.uk
Sky Blue Goblin
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On reflection after I was in favour in the window (think it was more so desperation) I don’t think Hamer as he is now would work well here.
I think Lampard demands more from the players in terms of work rate and fitness which I’m not sure current Hamer has anymore. Who knows tho. Lampard has worked wonders with all our other midfielders maybe a stricter coach would get him back to his best
I think Lampard demands more from the players in terms of work rate and fitness which I’m not sure current Hamer has anymore. Who knows tho. Lampard has worked wonders with all our other midfielders maybe a stricter coach would get him back to his best
clint van damme
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He's a handsomely rewarded professional athlete who's decided he doesn't need to look after his diet and fitness, he's not bothered about getting into shape
SkyblueTexan
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I think him not looking after his diet and fitness has a lot to do with how the Blunts season has gone this season. He seemed a lot more motivated last season. Maybe under the right circumstances/conditions he may be worth a punt provided there are performance clauses inserted into the deal.
Grendel
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Sick Boy
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BaldyJ
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Seems like Wilder is suggesting Gus deliberately got himself booked yesterday triggering a 2 game suspension
TomRad85
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No coming back from that accusation really. What a shame how its ending there after all the crowing from them.
Captain Dart
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No smoke without fire.
Didn't we have concerns over somebody and the threshold?
fernandopartridge
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I watched our goals from the 2-1 win at Bristol, where Hamer robs their player in our half and runs 50 yards with the ball to set up Vik's last minute winner. He honestly looks two stone lighter.
Cally Fedora
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Wouldn’t have Hamer or O’Hare back. Hamer is talented but physically has no discipline which means he is and will truncate his own career and is close to doing so. O’Hare is just average in the extreme.
Irrespective of which league were in next season its a definite No from me.
No doubt he was a gem when with us and gave me some amazing memories and emotions but thats where they should stay in my view; no need to try and replay the past.
Irrespective of who is manager next season, I think we are setting our heights higher than Hamer.
No doubt he was a gem when with us and gave me some amazing memories and emotions but thats where they should stay in my view; no need to try and replay the past.
Irrespective of who is manager next season, I think we are setting our heights higher than Hamer.