Cobbo Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Folan took too many touches, Fulop should have come out. Would probably have still resulted in a goal, but he'd have got close I reckon. Now that is being hyper critical! Folan should not be in a position to run through from a lump over his head from Windass. Blame the back four.
Thracian Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 I reckon it must be Kaebi's family, interpreter and agent voting.
The Reverend Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 I reckon it must be Kaebi's family, interpreter and agent voting. Thracian, this bias against Kaebi is almost as laughable as you bias for the youth team!
Maybes Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 Dicky Stearman, Father Stearman and Mother Stearman have voted. Fact. Stearman fan club out in force again. They will never learn.
Simi Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 Thracian, this bias against Kaebi is almost as laughable as you bias for the youth team! Well, if you disagree with Thrac's statement then it's quite clear you didn't go yesterday. As you would realise he deserved no votes.
The Reverend Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 Well, if you disagree with Thrac's statement then it's quite clear you didn't go yesterday.As you would realise he deserved no votes. I didnt go yesterday, and i'm not disputing the fact that he didnt deserve any, votes, just find the clear bias between one and the other extremely tiresome!
Bryn Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 Now that is being hyper critical!Folan should not be in a position to run through from a lump over his head from Windass. Blame the back four. Oh absolutely, it was inept defending, but I feel Folan gave him an opportunity to get down at his feet and try and block the shot.
Staf Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 I think he could have done better with the first goal. Agreed and also his kicking was poor
davieG Posted 16 December 2007 Author Posted 16 December 2007 Stearman is a twat. Nice to see constructive criticism is alive and well.
Floating Fox Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 Fulop is the only person who did ok today.Saved a peno and did nowt else wrong. Everyone else - EVERYONE - was bollocks.
lookwhaticando Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 Thracian, this bias against Kaebi is almost as laughable as you bias for the youth team!
Sparky Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 She did. Had a good pair on her. If anyone, for me, had to be Stephen Clemence. agreed bert , id have given clemence a 5 and the rest a 4 and agreed again she did have a nice pair
Thracian Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 I didnt go yesterday, and i'm not disputing the fact that he didnt deserve any, votes, just find the clear bias between one and the other extremely tiresome! How many times have you watched him altogether this season? Cos it grieves me that with our club in such a crisis there are people seriously wanting to pick this guy for our team. Apart from that ridiculous YouTube video I have no idea how he ever got to be signed for the club. I suggested he play right midfield for the reserves for a while allowing the coaches time to work on him and try to make him of some value to us. But no. People knew better. Well they saw the consequences yesterday and should be ashamed. None of you did Kaebi any favours - nor the club, as was plain to see.
The Reverend Posted 16 December 2007 Posted 16 December 2007 I wouldnt do that because however much i might not agree, i still respect other peoples opinions. How many times have you watched him altogether this season?Cos it grieves me that with our club in such a crisis there are people seriously wanting to pick this guy for our team. Apart from that ridiculous YouTube video I have no idea how he ever got to be signed for the club. I suggested he play right midfield for the reserves for a while allowing the coaches time to work on him and try to make him of some value to us. But no. People knew better. Well they saw the consequences yesterday and should be ashamed. None of you did Kaebi any favours - nor the club, as was plain to see. As i've said numerous times, all i want is to see him given a consistent run in the first team, and if he aint good enough, get rid of him! Im not bothered in the slightest! And one last thing, Tell me this honestly. Is he worse than Newton? And if he is, then get him on the next plane back to Iran.
Thracian Posted 17 December 2007 Posted 17 December 2007 I wouldnt do that because however much i might not agree, i still respect other peoples opinions.As i've said numerous times, all i want is to see him given a consistent run in the first team, and if he aint good enough, get rid of him! Im not bothered in the slightest! And one last thing, Tell me this honestly. Is he worse than Newton? And if he is, then get him on the next plane back to Iran. Newton's been disappointing this season, as last really. But he can hold his own physically and at least keep things ticking over on the pitch some of the time. I don't know that I'd want to say one is better than the other but I wouldn't keep either.
Ultra Posted 17 December 2007 Posted 17 December 2007 She did. Had a good pair on her. If anyone, for me, had to be Stephen Clemence. Yeah, our recent results have shown just what a dynamic, gifted and inspirational leader of the midfield he is... FFS, he even ran from the ballboy!
Ultra Posted 17 December 2007 Posted 17 December 2007 How many times have you watched him altogether this season?Cos it grieves me that with our club in such a crisis there are people seriously wanting to pick this guy for our team. Apart from that ridiculous YouTube video I have no idea how he ever got to be signed for the club. I suggested he play right midfield for the reserves for a while allowing the coaches time to work on him and try to make him of some value to us. But no. People knew better. Well they saw the consequences yesterday and should be ashamed. None of you did Kaebi any favours - nor the club, as was plain to see. He clearly is a player of quality - the number of international caps prove that. His cameo appearance against Watford hinted of what might have been. But the physical demands of English football - especially in the depths of winter on northern grounds against rough-house opponents - are too much for him at the moment. He's the wrong player at the wrong club at the wrong time.
The Reverend Posted 17 December 2007 Posted 17 December 2007 He clearly is a player of quality - the number of international caps prove that. His cameo appearance against Watford hinted of what might have been. But the physical demands of English football - especially in the depths of winter on northern grounds against rough-house opponents - are too much for him at the moment. He's the wrong player at the wrong club at the wrong time. Spot on. I dont think his quality can be doubted, but its difficult to show it in the situation we are in.
Thracian Posted 17 December 2007 Posted 17 December 2007 Spot on.I dont think his quality can be doubted, but its difficult to show it in the situation we are in. Hard to see why Kaebi should find it difficult to show his best. He had a largely unfettered attacking role on the right. All he had to do to eclipse every other outfield player in our side was to demand possession and have a run at people or make a few fast pass and go movements. Our fans would have been orgasmic. They are so convinced the guy's good that just one goalmaking assist and he'd have been given the Freedom of the City and a place in our side until the end of January at least. Truth is there are circus performers and pavement artists with Kaebi's skill. Doesn't make them English League footballers. He's a little boy lost. Hull treated him like an irritating bee. Every time he flapped his wings they swatted him and he ended up splattered all over the floor. I honestly thought it was a tactic to win free-kicks for Sheehan at first.
Manager Posted 17 December 2007 Posted 17 December 2007 I dont think his quality can be doubted, but its difficult to show it in the situation we are in. We need 10 more with this "quality" then?
The Reverend Posted 17 December 2007 Posted 17 December 2007 Hard to see why Kaebi should find it difficult to show his best. He had a largely unfettered attacking role on the right.All he had to do to eclipse every other outfield player in our side was to demand possession and have a run at people or make a few fast pass and go movements. Our fans would have been orgasmic. They are so convinced the guy's good that just one goalmaking assist and he'd have been given the Freedom of the City and a place in our side until the end of January at least. Truth is there are circus performers and pavement artists with Kaebi's skill. Doesn't make them English League footballers. He's a little boy lost. Hull treated him like an irritating bee. Every time he flapped his wings they swatted him and he ended up splattered all over the floor. I honestly thought it was a tactic to win free-kicks for Sheehan at first. As i've said,and your friend Ultra, he is in the wrong place at the wrong time. The football we play, and many teams play in this division, is not going to suit his style. And another thing, was it correct that we were pumping high balls up to both wingers - how is someone of Kaebi's height ever going to threaten in that situation?
Simi Posted 17 December 2007 Posted 17 December 2007 Yeah, our recent results have shown just what a dynamic, gifted and inspirational leader of the midfield he is... FFS, he even ran from the ballboy! Ultras dislike for Clemence is seriously similar to Thracian and Kaebi.
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