Zak Lovelace

[Peckham Lion]

The name Amoo rings a bell. I may have made that up. David Amoo?

Correct. Last seen playing for Port vale two year ago. Two bit part appearance's for the bin dippers followed by loans to MK dons, Bury and Hull. Had contracts with Preston, Tranmere, Carlisle, Partick thistle and Cambridge. He never seemed to do more than a few seasons before being shipped out again.

 

[BigPaul]

Correct. Last seen playing for Port vale two year ago. Two bit part appearance's for the bin dippers followed by loans to MK dons, Bury and Hull. Had contracts with Preston, Tranmere, Carlisle, Partick thistle and Cambridge. He never seemed to do more than a few seasons before being shipped out again.

You see my brain does still work sometimes. Thanks for filling in the blanks.
Once they leave Millwall, they are dead to me.
Seriously, not the way he thought his career was going to go when he packed his bags at the Den.
Zak….take note.

 

[Peckham Lion]

not the way he thought his career was going to go when he packed his bags at the Den.

Was thinking the same. He may well have had more success ( and cash) had he stayed with us.

 

[Stowwall]

The grass ain't always greener.

 

[isle of dogs wall]

all the years of wacthing wall and we have never done well in making money in the transfer of players.once they leave wall they are nothing to me.

so dont bother coming back from loan Romeo you snide

 

[STWall]

Still not settled. Fcuk him off or what?

Millwall still waiting on young striker’s contract decision

Millwall are waiting on Zak Lovelace to make a decision on signing a professional contract. The striker became the club’s second youngest ever debutant when he came on against Coventry City in Dece…

londonnewsonline.co.uk

 

[Edward Alistair]

Still not settled. Fcuk him off or what?

Millwall still waiting on young striker’s contract decision

Millwall are waiting on Zak Lovelace to make a decision on signing a professional contract. The striker became the club’s second youngest ever debutant when he came on against Coventry City in Dece…

londonnewsonline.co.uk

Perhaps he doesn't agree to the "3 days of labouring each week ,on the new training ground" being included in the new contract.

 

[partisan_lion]

Perhaps he doesn't agree to the "3 days of labouring each week ,on the new training ground" being included in the new contract.

Should be told it will be character building.

 

[Life with the Lions]

Its only because of his 4 appearances coming on as sub last season, that‘s got himself in the shop window in the first place, allowing other clubs to put him on their radar! Our club does all the work nurturing these young players, only for them to get their heads turned by bigger clubs wanting to buy them as cheaply as they can!

Don’t know if it would be within the EFL rules, but it would be good if the club could tell those players in the U18’s and U23’s, that if any of them want a place on the 1st team’s bench, then they have to sign a professional contract (minimum of 3 years), with the club beforehand.

That way, the club control the player, and not the other way round!

 

[Lionman]

Another one thinking he's a future Messi....fraid this mentality will never change. Cant have a kid holding club to ransom.....no matter how good he MIGHT be. He signs or fcks off ......end of

 

[pastywall]

What happened to that kid that went to Manchester City - never heard of again?

 

[Millwall Of Oz]

What happened to that kid that went to Manchester City - never heard of again?

he's still a kid...

 

[Phlion54]

If he goes to.a "big" club his chances of playing first team football will be next to nothing but at little old wall he will get a chance , could end up with his tail between his legs and have to swallow ( like his namesake) what happens to his career

 

[Froada]

Its only because of his 4 appearances coming on as sub last season, that‘s got himself in the shop window in the first place, allowing other clubs to put him on their radar! Our club does all the work nurturing these young players, only for them to get their heads turned by bigger clubs wanting to buy them as cheaply as they can!

Don’t know if it would be within the EFL rules, but it would be good if the club could tell those players in the U18’s and U23’s, that if any of them want a place on the 1st team’s bench, then they have to sign a professional contract (minimum of 3 years), with the club beforehand.

That way, the club control the player, and not the other way round!

Did he even kick a ball for us?

 

[Bobwat]

Fred thought he was too good for us….look at him now the mug !

 

[Kryan Bing]

Nevermind.

I thought it was funny.... So did Chris (well, he grinned a little bit...).

 

[The German Herman]

Fred thought he was too good for us….look at him now the mug !

Playing for a team who finished higher than us.