Dames Posted 5 December 2009 Posted 5 December 2009 Cue the 243 threads on bringing him back because 'he does a job at this level.'
samuel Posted 5 December 2009 Posted 5 December 2009 Cue the 243 threads on bringing him back because 'he does a job at this level.' And why not?. Because no fooker else is standing up to the plate! Spiderpig....Nice one!
Dames Posted 5 December 2009 Posted 5 December 2009 And why not?. Because no fooker else is standing up to the plate!Spiderpig....Nice one! He didn't stand up to the plate when he was here either. Face it, DJ Campbell will do decent in any other team but our own.
lou Posted 5 December 2009 Posted 5 December 2009 another Gradel goal. How we could do with him right now. Time for a recall me thinks. What a sad situation it is. We can get him back at 24 hours notice he may well be back for tuesday! I somehow doubt it would have changed much today had he been playing. While I do think we need Maxi back I do think Babylon has a point regarding today and dont think it would have made much difference to the end result as the rest of the team was so poor and Forest so good.
CosbehFox Posted 5 December 2009 Posted 5 December 2009 With Gradel, a recall is a must IMO despite my initial negative reaction to all 'keep him here'. He's still only be used in general as an impact sub for Leeds. However, the lad has confidence and we need someone down the right hand.
Babylon Posted 5 December 2009 Posted 5 December 2009 If he's happy only being a sub there then he'll be happy only being a sub here...
Jimmy Posted 8 December 2009 Author Posted 8 December 2009 Campbell and Dickov both started for Derby, Campbell playing the whole game Dickov being replaced after 71 mins in their 0-0 draw @ Preston Billy Kee played 69 mins of Accrington's F.A. Cup replay victory @ Barnet
Jimmy Posted 12 December 2009 Author Posted 12 December 2009 Campbell played 63 mins Dickov 68 as the Sheep won 1-01 away at Watford Gradel played 76 mins for Leeds but the drew 0-0 @ Brentford Billy Kee played 76 mins as Acccy won away at Notts County 2-1 Sappleton wasn't involved as his Macclesfield side beat Craig King's Hereford 3-1, with King completing 60 mins Worley was an unused sub as Crewe won away at Barnet 2-1 James Wesolowski played the whole game (again) and scored the winner as Hamilton won 2-1 away at Aberdeen, former city player Tommy Wright MkII came on in the 64th minuet in the same game
davieG Posted 12 December 2009 Posted 12 December 2009 Kee was on Soccer AM's showboating this morning, at least I think it was him as I'd just walked into the room.
Shrenchel Posted 12 December 2009 Posted 12 December 2009 Campbell played 63 mins Dickov 68 as the Sheep won 1-01 away at WatfordGradel played 76 mins for Leeds but the drew 0-0 @ Brentford Billy Kee played 76 mins as Acccy won away at Notts County 2-1 Sappleton wasn't involved as his Macclesfield side beat Craig King's Hereford 3-1, with King completing 60 mins Worley was an unused sub as Crewe won away at Barnet 2-1 James Wesolowski played the whole game (again) and scored the winner as Hamilton won 2-1 away at Aberdeen, former city player Tommy Wright MkII came on in the 64th minuet in the same game And kissed the badge as he came off apparently. Badge kissing on a loan move where you've started 2 games is clearly the act of an absolute disabled. I'd laugh my chops off is some moron did it here.
Edmund Posted 12 December 2009 Posted 12 December 2009 And kissed the badge as he came off apparently. Badge kissing on a loan move where you've started 2 games is clearly the act of an absolute disabled. I'd laugh my chops off is some moron did it here. It doesn't really matter how many games he's started, at the end of the day he has made a huge impact in the majority of his appearances. The fans have taken to him and he obviously feels loved up there. Loan or not, why are footballers not allowed to show emotions Just shows passion to me. Why people seem to think footballers have to operate like robots is beyond me.
Shrenchel Posted 12 December 2009 Posted 12 December 2009 To me, it's just become one of the most pointless cliches of modern football. People act like it shows passion and a sense of tradition when really it wasn't til the late 1990s that these overpaid cvnts started using it as a way to try and impress the fans of whatever club they turned up 5 minutes before.
Jimmy Posted 27 December 2009 Author Posted 27 December 2009 Accy fans views on Billy Kee... Unlucky, but mostly unfit. Was in the team at start of season and hat trick in first game in pre season there was high hopes. But when he played he looked unfit to be honest and theres 2 strikers now banging the goals in so not much playing chance.He looks fitter now a days but again its hard getting in team and also trying to make an impact in the last 10-15 minutes. I hope we can extend his loan for rest of season for back up or in case one of in form forwards leave, so we can see billy when hes fit and getting more of a chance... I think Billy will be a good player, as others have said, he has not had a decent run in the Team, but when he is on the pitch he looks good! He had a great match against Torquay the other week and I, along with many others, will never forget that headed winner against Darlo
Ultra Posted 28 December 2009 Posted 28 December 2009 And kissed the badge as he came off apparently. Badge kissing on a loan move where you've started 2 games is clearly the act of an absolute disabled. I'd laugh my chops off is some moron did it here. I'm sure I've seen Waghorn do it a couple of times since he's been with us.
Shrenchel Posted 28 December 2009 Posted 28 December 2009 Pray tell you grotesque freak. I've missed a shit bucket of home games so it may well be true. Would've got third degree cringe if I'd seen it.
lou Posted 28 December 2009 Posted 28 December 2009 I'm sure I've seen Waghorn do it a couple of times since he's been with us. Pray tell you grotesque freak. I've missed a shit bucket of home games so it may well be true. Would've got third degree cringe if I'd seen it. Ive never seen him do that.... Ive seen him punch his chest in the general area of the badge a couple of times but never kiss the badge?
davieG Posted 28 December 2009 Posted 28 December 2009 Ive never seen him do that.... Ive seen him punch his chest in the general area of the badge a couple of times but never kiss the badge? Besides it's not in the same league as kissing DMUs arse
MPH Posted 28 December 2009 Posted 28 December 2009 Ive never seen him do that.... Ive seen him punch his chest in the general area of the badge a couple of times but never kiss the badge? Are you possibly suggesting Ultra would make up a load of crap to support his unfounded view on something?
lou Posted 28 December 2009 Posted 28 December 2009 Besides it's not in the same league as kissing DMUs arse true true Are you possibly suggesting Ultra would make up a load of crap to support his unfounded view on something? Moi? Nooo noooo I wouldnt do such a thing Ive just not seen it, it may of happened of course
Jimmy Posted 28 December 2009 Author Posted 28 December 2009 although badge kissing has become a cliché it is possible that someone could genuinely love a club, either because they gave him his 1st break into league football and he enjoyed his time their or being a childhood fan of said club, and mean it when they kiss the badge and then still move on to further their career
lou Posted 28 December 2009 Posted 28 December 2009 Sappleton has bagged. Oh God theyll be a load of posts begging to recall him now!
Edmund Posted 28 December 2009 Posted 28 December 2009 Oh God theyll be a load of posts begging to recall Campbell after he scores against Newcastle!
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