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TFTM 5: Ryan Lamb
By Big-Al
July 29 2011
Ah, "the enigma that is Ryan Lamb".... More of Big-Al's pictures to remind us of the life and times of our favourite Gloucester boy.
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Discussion started by The Craic www.londonirish.org , 29/07/2011 10:10
The Craic www.londonirish.org
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I think regardless of anyone's thoughts on Lamb as a player (and we have spent a LOT of time on that topic over the past 2 years) I think he will be remembered as a top bloke, who whether on or off the pitch had a major influence on the club. Best of luck at Northampton.
Wasn't he behind the Rugby for Heroes calender? Or at least part of it/
I'd rather be a Paddy than a quin.
I'd rather drink a Guinness than a Pimms.
I'd rather be a Paddy than a quin.
I'd rather drink a Guinness than a Pimms.
Still prefer him to be playing for us but, we only offered 1-year contract and others offered him more?
Action speak loader than words.
Regretfully, still think he’s was an enigma – blowing hot some games and cold in others!
Good luck and thanks for the ride
Action speak loader than words.
Regretfully, still think he’s was an enigma – blowing hot some games and cold in others!
Good luck and thanks for the ride
At Saints, we await his first performance with trepidation - and remember, we are still trembling from the experience of Carlos Spencer and Shane Geraghty!
*I could agree with you - but then we'd both be wrong...*
*I could agree with you - but then we'd both be wrong...*
I remember Lamby's first game, and wondered what they'd done signing him. But he got steadily better, and ended up my fav. player of the 09/10 season. Thought he'd really found his stride last season, was gutted when it went awry.
Good luck Lamby.
Good luck Lamby.
Quote:SirBurger
I think regardless of anyone's thoughts on Lamb as a player (and we have spent a LOT of time on that topic over the past 2 years) I think he will be remembered as a top bloke, who whether on or off the pitch had a major influence on the club. Best of luck at Northampton.
I agree SirBurger.
I only ever spoke to Ryan Lamb once and he was a real gentleman. I also wish Ryan well at Saints.
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