davieG Posted 19 October 2006 Posted 19 October 2006 Dissension in the Palarce camp Crystal Palace boss Peter Taylor has issued a strong defence of under-fire striker Shefki Kuqi. The Kosovo-born Finnish international has struggled to justify his £2.5 million fee since arriving at Selhurst Park from Blackburn in the summer. Despite having previously held an impressive goalscoring record at Championship level, during a successful spell at Ipswich, Kuqi has struggled thus far in the capital. Kuqi left the field on Tuesday in the 2-0 home defeat to West Brom with a chorus of boos ringing in his ears, from his own supporters, after another disappointing display but he still continues to retain his manager's faith. "Shefki is a tremendous professional and a great lad, and he is determined to put it right," said Taylor. "He worked very hard against Cardiff last Saturday, but he didn't have the same effect against West Brom and found it difficult. "We have to work very hard as a group to get back on track." (thanks to Phube)
Phube Posted 19 October 2006 Posted 19 October 2006 (thanks to Phube) Don't mention it!! Hopefully plenty more banana dancing to come!!!!
lcfc_jme Posted 19 October 2006 Posted 19 October 2006 Don't mention it!! Hopefully plenty more banana dancing to come!!!! Aye there should be, especially after the amount of bananas used on Tuesday after the Leeds game
Joe. Posted 19 October 2006 Posted 19 October 2006 He's still a good player, just finding his feet still. Pretty much all strikers ahve a dry patch now and again. Let's hope it continues for a while....
lookwhaticando Posted 19 October 2006 Posted 19 October 2006 Aye there should be, especially after the amount of bananas used on Tuesday after the Leeds game Has anyone counted the number of people banana-dancing? Better yet, has anyone counted the actual number of bananas that were dancing on Tuesday night?
Michael Doyle Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 Looks like PT has only paid half as much this time to obtain the services of what he sees as a potential striker. Cant belive the guy is in charge of the Under 21 England Squad. Oh well lets hope we show him what for on Saturday COME ON YOU MIGHTY FOXES MadMick
Janx Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 Whats this? Peter Taylor? Paid a lot for a striker? A "proven goalscorer"? Who cant hit a cows arse with a banjo? .... and Defends him? NO SHIT!!!
lookwhaticando Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 Leicester v Crystal PalaceLeicester are likely to be without Gareth Williams, Darren Kenton, Matty Fryatt and Andy Johnson (all ankle). Paddy McCarthy (broken nose) is a doubt but youngster James Wesolowski could shake off a knock in time to feature. Crystal Palace could be without both Mark Kennedy (Achilles) and James Scowcroft (hamstring). Dougie Freedman (hamstring), Jobi McAnuff (hernia), Michael Hughes (knee), Matt Lawrence (toe) and Danny Butterfield (ankle) are also doubts. BBC Football Both teams have quite a few missing players. Any of the Palace onces important enough to be pleased about?
Fez of Mahrez Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 BBC Football Both teams have quite a few missing players. Any of the Palace onces important enough to be pleased about? As Ric has said elsewhere, glad McAnuff will be out. He could have given Johansson a hell of a tough time (which, incidentally, would have been good preparation for Agbonlahor on Tuesday.)
Thracian Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 Looks like PT has only paid half as much this time to obtain the services of what he sees as a potential striker. Cant belive the guy is in charge of the Under 21 England Squad. Oh well lets hope we show him what for on Saturday COME ON YOU MIGHTY FOXES MadMick Some people just fit the image. Look at Sven and McLaren. Three people who chose all the pieces for human form but seem to have left the charisma/personality bit behind.
lookwhaticando Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 Some people just fit the image. Look at Sven and McLaren. Three people who chose all the pieces for human form but seem to have left the charisma/personality bit behind. That's a bit unfair. Sven must have had some charisma/personality... how'd he manage to bonk all those women otherwise? It surely can't be his looks.
Thracian Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 That's a bit unfair. Sven must have had some charisma/personality... how'd he manage to bonk all those women otherwise? It surely can't be his looks. If Sven had personality he sure hid it well in public.
lookwhaticando Posted 20 October 2006 Posted 20 October 2006 If Sven had personality he sure hid it well in public. It was in his trousers, apparently.
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