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Blackpool boosted as �£500k loan star Charlie Adam quits Rangers for Championship return

by JOHN EDWARDS

Last updated at 7:42 PM on 03rd August 2009

Comments (0) Add to My Stories Blackpool have boosted their hopes of Coca Cola Championship survival this coming season by finally persuading Scotland midfielder Charlie Adam to complete a �£500,000 move to Bloomfield Road.

 

Adam impressed during a loan spell with Blackpool last season but, after hearing the clubs had agreed a fee earlier this week, appeared reluctant to cut his ties with Ibrox.

 

Following talks with Blackpool officials, the 23-year old returned to Glasgow to determine whether he could salvage his Rangers career but was forced to conclude he would have to make a fresh start.

 

A free-kick specialist who scored 18 goals in 89 appearances for Rangers, Adam has accepted a three-year deal at Bloomfield Road, with an option for a further 12 months, and is expected to go straight into Blackpool's starting line-up for Saturday's Championship opener against Queens Park Rangers.

 

It is yeah. Best of luck to him....

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Oh well. Thats another one of the wage bill. We still won't bring anyone in though :D No doubt

 

Dunno,once WS has got rid of the players he wants off the books,and if the MOPES don't qualify for the CL I suspect we might bring somebody in ?

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