View Full Version : Camara on the move again?
Newcastle are reported to be ready to pay £6 million for his services. Wigan want to keep him and are said to be prepared to give him a hefty increase on his £1 million a year wages. Henri must be thinking he's managed his career just fine!
As an aside..have Wigan strengthened at all? If Camara leaves, in addition to those already left/unsettled, they look as though this coming season could be a struggle.
Wolvesthrunthru
15-08-2006, 11:00
Wonder if Jeff put in a sell on clause? Did we get £3.5m?
Bill McCai
15-08-2006, 11:08
Newcastle are reported to be ready to pay £6 million for his services. Wigan want to keep him and are said to be prepared to give him a hefty increase on his £1 million a year wages. Henri must be thinking he's managed his career just fine!
As an aside..have Wigan strengthened at all? If Camara leaves, in addition to those already left/unsettled, they look as though this coming season could be a struggle.
Camara was an excellent player for us, one of the bright spots of a very disappointing season. His time here has obviously been soured but he was probably the most exciting player we have had since Keane in terms of getting you off your seat. He is a bit erratic, but now a proven Prem quality player. Newcastle require something up front so I'm not that surprised.
As for Wigan, they have bought quite well IMO. Kirkland,Webster ( when it goes through ), Landzaat and Heskey will all strengthen the spine of the team. Roberts was a loss, but I don’t expect them to be relegated.
£6m for an average player who will be 30 this season? Only at the joke that is Newcastle United.
paddingtonwolf
15-08-2006, 11:09
they will miss Bullard I reckon, but should have enough to be safe. 10th-14th finish I reckon.
Oldgold Wolfcub
15-08-2006, 13:01
It will be a test for Paul Jewell. Last season they were on an upward spiral but this season might be a very different situation for them. I think they will struggle if the fizz has gone.
Jack Bauer
15-08-2006, 13:01
They have signed Luis Valencia for a start, could be useful.
johnybig32
15-08-2006, 13:07
Ameobi and Camara...And you think Wigan will struggle??
scottishwolf II
15-08-2006, 13:26
Ameobi and Camara...And you think Wigan will struggle??
barn doors in newcastle are not cowering in fear
paddingtonwolf
15-08-2006, 13:28
cows arses in the North East are also expected to be banjo-free zones
Willie McK needs to generate income with Chimbonda's move on ice and Camara is the obvious choice.
EasternWolf
15-08-2006, 14:15
Well he has certainly proved he was too good for us.
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AmericanWolf
15-08-2006, 15:39
and here I was thinking you brits hated guns...
EasternWolf
15-08-2006, 15:58
no American ..we dont wave them around and shout a lot ... and when we shoot we are very accurate ...we dont usually get those on the same side as us. I speak with experience of these things
thekentwolf
15-08-2006, 16:05
If the move went through and Owen was fit that would be the quickest partnership in history.
NathanP100
15-08-2006, 16:45
If the move went through and Owen was fit that would be the quickest partnership in history.
Mr Henry and Master Walcott may have something to say about that
wolfie smith
15-08-2006, 18:29
and mr clarke and mr fanksoffski
He's signed a new contract at Wigan.
Essex Wolf
23-08-2006, 18:42
He's signed a new contract at Wigan.
Said "In my mind I never wanted to leave."
Wonder how long that will last?;)
Visage Wolf
23-08-2006, 19:07
Said "In my mind I never wanted to leave."
Wonder how long that will last?;)
Why are we discussing someone who is no longer a wolves player?
Essex Wolf
23-08-2006, 19:09
Why are we discussing someone who is no longer a wolves player?
:rolleyes:
And Wolves is with a capital W.
Oldgold Wolfcub
23-08-2006, 19:20
Why are we discussing someone who is no longer a wolves player?
Because it makes sense that our old boy Camara is linked up again with Carl Cort. Would we be able to resist a ridiculous offer if they came in for him?:eek: So I dont want to hear that Wolves fans disguised as Wigna fans have been bombarding Paul Jewell with this suggestion.:D
Ginger Chimp
23-08-2006, 19:20
As for Wigan, they have bought quite well IMO. Kirkland ... etc
:D
That'll be "injured again on Saturday Kirkland" will it?
And we think Matt Murray is injury prone.
Jack Bauer
24-08-2006, 08:07
I believe Kirkland is known affectionately as the 'Milky Bar Kid' round Liverpool way.
Citywolf
24-08-2006, 09:19
Why are we discussing someone who is no longer a wolves player?
'cause there's probably a sell on clause in the contract, which would mean more money in the Wolvo coffers.
