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That's how I see him.Lewis more like an Ian Ferguson than a Barry or Derek.
That's how I see him.Lewis more like an Ian Ferguson than a Barry or Derek.
He's certainly no Barry Ferguson anyway. That's for sure.That's how I see him.
That`s the harsh reality of where we are as a club.I don't either but as a support we need to embrace the buy low/sell high mentality.
I sense that if anyone is sold there will be uproar amongst the support. Obviously some players are more critical than others but we need to change our mentality or our business plan clearly won't work.
At this point I'd rather keep GK than sign him but perhaps getting away from the seventies and playing in a 21st century football team could see him develop into a player.He's certainly no Barry Ferguson anyway. That's for sure.
Agreed on all points. Gerrard might have seen something he likes in the boy but I struggle to see him in our midfield, but I did the say the same about Jack.At this point I'd rather keep GK than sign him but perhaps getting away from the seventies and playing in a 21st century football team could see him develop into a player.
Lewis Ferguson? Gies peace, better off with Lewis Capaldi
I think this is the most sensible option come January if it happens we have aribo who would slot in there allowing any new signing time to bed in plus we have young Stephen kelly on loan at ayr coming back next season who having seen him play a few times this season I think has a real chance of making itNot sure on Ferguson or his ability
However, I posted on here before I do believe we will cash in on Kamara
the sums of money being discussed £8-10m can’t be refused IF it transpires
We can replace Kamara, we can’t replace Morelos
imho, something has to give
(Only my opinion folks)
We have 4 central mids who have been sharing the role, if Kamara goes that leaves us with Jack, Aribo and Davis.if someone offers overs 5 million it will be hard to turn down, especially when we have decent options in midfield
Very few people are mate, he was top class.He's certainly no Barry Ferguson anyway. That's for sure.
Sure similar was said about Doc. More hope than expectancy on Hamiltons side.A friend of mine is a Hamilton director. He thinks Ferguson will become a better player than McArthur or McCartney. Also, he's not a wee ned, he's looks like a big ned.
I agree but I also think when we bring someone in its better now to sell at the first sign of a decent offer when it's likely if the player stays the will get better and we will then get better money for themI don't either but as a support we need to embrace the buy low/sell high mentality.
I sense that if anyone is sold there will be uproar amongst the support. Obviously some players are more critical than others but we need to change our mentality or our business plan clearly won't work.
Kelly got more of a chance than both imo. Docherty hasn't had a sniff since we played East Fife. I don't think Gerrard sees a future for him.I thought we were developing our own like McCrorie and Docherty. Rather we called them back.
Don't see any quotes there relating to Ferguson,the quote regarding Kamara I heard in his post match. Don't know if he'd be an improvement on Kamara only time will tell on that. Could bring his game on working with Stevie and if Rangers came calling how could the guy resist.Exclusive: Rangers weigh up January transfer for Ferguson if Kamara is sold
RANGERS are weighing up a January swoop for Aberdeen kid Lewis Ferguson. Ibrox boss Steven Gerrard is bracing himself for big money offers for key player Glen Kamara when the transfer window opens.…www.thescottishsun.co.uk