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Southampton 0-2 Leicester City: Championship Highlights (Video)

Mad Dog and Glory — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 08:45:01 +0000

Leicester City picked up a fine away win at St Marys’ to dent Southampton’s title hopes.

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Arsenal Linked With Truly Laughable £5m Striker Bid

The Newshound — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:04:01 +0000

Could Emirates Stadium boss really be tracking this forward?

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Arsenal are showing an interest in Southampton striker Rickie Lambert.
Arsene Wenger is still on the look out for a new striker to add to his side during this month’s transfer window and despite being linked with a host of top strikers from all over England and Europe, rumours suggest that the 29 year old Lambert could well be on the Frenchman’s agenda.
A strange choice for Wenger you might think, but Lambert has found scoring goals extremely easy in the Championship this season after being a prolific goalscorer during Southampton’s time in League One. I’m sure Lambert would welcome the opportunity to challenge himself at the highest level and a move up to the Premier League with Arsenal would offer him such an opportunity.
Southampton obviously won’t be too keen on selling their prolific striker, however £5m is a fantastic amount of money for someone who just a year ago was only worth £1m.

SOURCE: Footy Bible

Well this doesn’t seem that credible does it. Whilst it’s true that Arsenal could do with some help up front it seems highly unlikely, if not impossible, that Arsene Wenger would make a move for Southampton striker Rickie Lambert. Whilst the Saints goal machine has been scoring goals for fun in recent seasons it just beggars belief that the Liverpool born forward would be on the Emirates Stadium radar.

Lambert has notched up 109 goals in his last 160 league games but the majority of those appearances have come at League One level so the jump up to the upper reaches of the Premier League seems far-fetched to say the least.

Oh yes, forgot to mention, Lambert turns 30 next month!

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FA Cup: Coventry City Vs Southampton Live Online & Live Score

Mr Neutral — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 08:58:01 +0000

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Championship: Portsmouth Vs Southampton Live Online

Mr Neutral — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 09:09:35 +0000

Championship action live online.

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Ouch: This Argentine Ankle Snap Is Gruesome (Video)

Jack Atchinson — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 16:38:59 +0000

It has happened to Henrik Larsson, Eduardo and Alan Smith and now it has happened to ex-St Mary’s Argentinian midfielder.

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Southampton 2-1 Peterborough United: Championship Highlights (Video)

Mad Dog and Glory — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 08:10:14 +0000

Southampton stretched their lead at the top of the Championship to five points with this home win over Peterborough.

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Cardiff City 2-1 Southampton: Championship Highlights (Video)

Mad Dog and Glory — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 08:21:04 +0000

A brace from Kenny Miller saw Cardiff City past in form Southampton.

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Southampton 3-2 Nottingham Forest: Championship Highlights (Video)

Mad Dog and Glory — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 08:11:18 +0000

Rickie Lambert hit a hat-trick to help Southampton down Nottingham Forest.

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10 Worst Transfer Signings Of The Summer So Far

Jack Atchinson — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 20:38:00 +0000

Anfield, Stadium of Light and Emirates have all been busy this summer. We look at some of the worst bit of business by clubs so far. Obviously they could prove us all wrong but it is just a bit of fun.

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Samir Nasri – Arsenal to Manchester City – £24m

Not a bad deal for City but it was for Arsenal. It is not even about the money because that is good for a player with only 12 months remaining on his contract.

It is the timing of the deal that has made this disastrous for the Gunners as it happened only six days before the transfer window closes.

It leaves little time to search for a replacement, especially one as good as Nasri, and then more time to integrate that player into the team and get used to the Premier League.

50 Best Premier League Transfer Signings Ever

Jack Atchinson — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 22:00:23 +0000

In the transfer windows, managers are on the hunt for bargains and for the right type of player to improve their squad. It does not always work out but when it does the results can be great. We look at the 50 best ever signings from 1992 onwards, and how they helped their club and whether they were sold for profit.

50. Christopher Samba (Hertha Berlin to Blackburn Rovers, £400,000, 2007)

The rugged France-born Congo defender was a bargain after impressing on trial, forming an effective partnership with Ryan Nelsen at centre back. Blackburn now want £15m for the Arsenal target.

49. Peter Odemwingie (Lokomotiv Moscow to West Bromwich Albion, £1m, 2010)

Was unknown before last season, but his 15 goals helped West Brom beat off their yo-yo reputation and remain in the top flight.

48. Claude Makelele (Real Madrid to Chelsea, £16.8m, 2003)

Was so good he had a position named after him. Was quite expensive but he helped turn Chelsea into a Premier League winning machine with his experience and guile.

47. Georgi Kinkladze (Dinamo Tbilisi to Manchester City, £2m, 1995)

Played only one season in England’s top flight before relegation but he lit up the Premier League with his sublime skills and dazzling goals. Would not look out of place in the current mega-rich team. Despite being in the old Division Two, he was sold to Ajax for £5m.

46. Zat Knight (Rushall Olympic to Fulham, 30 tracksuits, 1999)

Not the greatest centre-back in the league but the Cottagers made a profit when they sold him on to Aston Villa for £3.5m, which is not a bad mark-up on the 30 tracksuits that he cost Mohamed Al-Fayed, who was feeling generous.