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Lankester 22:02 - May 28 with 1351 views

Good little interview.

https://www.eadt.co.uk/sport/no-easing-up-from-jack-lankester-1-6073036

Fair to say he's the one to watch next season of all the youngsters?

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Lankester on 07:06 - May 29 with 1089 views

gmanrom

Far and away the best youngster I have seen at the club in the last few years.

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Lankester on 07:27 - May 29 with 1069 views

BLUEBEAT

Does nobody else find it a bit weird that the Chambers family have all those lads over pretty much every day for dinner? Mrs C has to cook for them every time!

So many people living in each other’s pockets at home and work isn’t very healthy, is it?

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Lankester on 08:01 - May 29 with 1021 views

christiand

Lankester on 07:27 - May 29 by BLUEBEAT
Does nobody else find it a bit weird that the Chambers family have all those lads over pretty much every day for dinner? Mrs C has to cook for them every time! So many people living in each other’s pockets at home and work isn’t very healthy, is it?

I actually think its a good thing. Chambers can keep an eye on Lankester, give him advice and steer him in the right direction. With many young players it's when they are living on their own, have too much time on their hands and have surplus cash burning a hole in their pocket things start to go wrong. Good move skipper!

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Lankester on 08:16 - May 29 with 999 views

Guthrum

Lankester on 07:27 - May 29 by BLUEBEAT
Does nobody else find it a bit weird that the Chambers family have all those lads over pretty much every day for dinner? Mrs C has to cook for them every time! So many people living in each other’s pockets at home and work isn’t very healthy, is it?

Having meals together like that breeds a familial cohesion which will serve us well on the pitch. The better the squad know each other, the better instinctual understanding they will have when playing. All part of team building, in other words.

Plus reducing issues of homesickness in a bunch of teenagers and youths.

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Lankester on 08:54 - May 29 with 933 views

BLUEBEAT

Lankester on 08:16 - May 29 by Guthrum
Having meals together like that breeds a familial cohesion which will serve us well on the pitch. The better the squad know each other, the better instinctual understanding they will have when playing. All part of team building, in other words. Plus reducing issues of homesickness in a bunch of teenagers and youths.

It’s Mrs Chambers I feel sorry for.

Or do they have a maid?

Or does Robin Askwith join the scenario at some point?

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Lankester on 09:04 - May 29 with 917 views

Guthrum

Lankester on 08:54 - May 29 by BLUEBEAT
It’s Mrs Chambers I feel sorry for. Or do they have a maid? Or does Robin Askwith join the scenario at some point?

Perhaps the lads do the washing up?

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Lankester on 09:31 - May 29 with 877 views

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Lankester on 09:04 - May 29 by Guthrum
Perhaps the lads do the washing up?

'The Chambers Family And The Lads' has all the potential of At Home With The Magiltons....

Every time Mrs Chambers prepares a particularly nice lasagne, Luke runs the length of the dining room and fist pumps.

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