Jesse Lingard

[1955pie]

One of the craziest and unfounded rumours since the days of Munto Finance!

?Jesse Lingard looks set to leave FC Seoul in South Korea and return to England with lower league Notts County. The former Man Utd, Notts Forest and West Ham player will be top earner at County? - Football tittletattle

Could do the Dan Crowley role if he could be @rsed I guess. I used to think he was great!

On a par with the Taylor Swift story.

[SwalePie]

On a par with the Taylor Swift story.

Is he a striker? Worth a look?

[Lullapie]

Is he a striker? Worth a look?

From my personal collection. Good enough for Barcelona!

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[Robbiethepie]

There are jokes, then there are jokes.

[Med Pie]

Do you attach any credibility to a report which refers to 'Notts' Forest?

Living in Cyprus and mingling with ex-pat football fans, I have educated them all as to the correct terminology and the taboo it represents to use it wrongly. It's now become a bit of a joke that the blokes here refer to me as the Nottingham County fan, grrrrrrr

[OchPie]

Spoke to an Owls fan I know in Seoul who adopted FC Seoul years ago. Lingard is their captain and seems settled - no indication he'd want to return to Nottingham on either side of the Trent.

[slack_pie]

Obviously not true - not just because we can't afford him but also because he's the antithesis of the type of player we're trying to sign in every way.

[Woodypie]

Obviously not true - not just because we can't afford him but also because he's the antithesis of the type of player we're trying to sign in every way.

I think the "model" is to get players that for some reason are not fulfilling their potential and improve them? Might be exactly what Bros like. I think is extremely unlikely, though.

[slack_pie]

I think the "model" is to get players that for some reason are not fulfilling their potential and improve them? Might be exactly what Bros like. I think is extremely unlikely, though.

Of course, but I'm not sure a player who's 32 and was earning 200k a week a couple of years ago in the Prem really fits the bill for a model that's built around finding value and driving sustainable growth.

[Observerpie]

Nay, nay and thrice nay.