by bigmike » 29 Sep 2010 13:31
by RoyalBlue » 29 Sep 2010 13:38
bigmike Hes gone from Short Cummings to Second cummings
by Stranded » 29 Sep 2010 13:42
by mzungu_royal » 29 Sep 2010 13:53
by Kitson12 » 29 Sep 2010 13:55
by Muskrat » 29 Sep 2010 14:05
mzungu_royal Only now for BMcD to do something with Marcus "I'm a quality LB" Williams. Either do something useful mate, or do one.
by Silver Fox » 29 Sep 2010 14:21
by Muskrat » 29 Sep 2010 14:29
Silver Fox If Andy Griffin ever gets fit Cummings keeps his place in the team on current form yeah?
by brendywendy » 29 Sep 2010 16:15
Muskratmzungu_royal Only now for BMcD to do something with Marcus "I'm a quality LB" Williams. Either do something useful mate, or do one.
Not much wriggle room there for McD as Williams was his signing, unlike Kebe and Cummings.TBH with Harte and now probably Armstrong ahead of him in the pecking order, I can't see where his next start is comingn from.
by Z175 » 29 Sep 2010 16:23
Y21_Royalhandbags_harris Best game in a Reading shirt by a long way but quite frankly he will have much sterner tests. The fact remains, though, that he was given a torrid time by Lloyd Dyer, taken to the cleaners on more than one occasion by the Palace left winger, was reasonably solid at Millwall, and was nowhere to be seen for Middlesbrough's first half goals last week. Patronisingly, his application is always second to very very few, but when it comes to the crunch he isn't good enough. As soon as Griffin is fit again, Cummings should make way.
I think you're being a little harsh on him there Handbags. Against Leicester he played his first game in nearly a year and out of position.
He's one of the new breed of RBs ala Glen Johnson. He's main threat is attacking from deep, something we saw very little of last year. As his confidence increases, this will get only get better and more effective. The defensive side of his game clearly still needs work but lets not forget that he's still young and very inexperienced. In a position as technical as full back you need games to improve and I think we're seeing that.
One for the future and I hope he will prove to be the long term option for us
by Svlad Cjelli » 29 Sep 2010 16:25
by Sarah Star » 29 Sep 2010 16:26
Svlad Cjelli Brian McD said yesterday that the improvment had come from Cummings concentrating on doing the basics well again and then building on that.
by Y21_Royal » 29 Sep 2010 17:20
Z175Y21_Royalhandbags_harris Best game in a Reading shirt by a long way but quite frankly he will have much sterner tests. The fact remains, though, that he was given a torrid time by Lloyd Dyer, taken to the cleaners on more than one occasion by the Palace left winger, was reasonably solid at Millwall, and was nowhere to be seen for Middlesbrough's first half goals last week. Patronisingly, his application is always second to very very few, but when it comes to the crunch he isn't good enough. As soon as Griffin is fit again, Cummings should make way.
I think you're being a little harsh on him there Handbags. Against Leicester he played his first game in nearly a year and out of position.
He's one of the new breed of RBs ala Glen Johnson. He's main threat is attacking from deep, something we saw very little of last year. As his confidence increases, this will get only get better and more effective. The defensive side of his game clearly still needs work but lets not forget that he's still young and very inexperienced. In a position as technical as full back you need games to improve and I think we're seeing that.
One for the future and I hope he will prove to be the long term option for us
Actually he was bloody good at the back last night - Remember this improvement has literally been game by game has hes gained confidence!
v Leics - Encouraging but still quite poor -probably gave away a pen that the ref missed.
v Palace - Beaten by the winger but bit more solid
v millwall - mostly Solid
v boro - Average
v Barnsley - Decent
v Ipswich - Awesome
Hes finally reached a level that no one could replace him
by Muskrat » 29 Sep 2010 17:27
brendywendyMuskratmzungu_royal Only now for BMcD to do something with Marcus "I'm a quality LB" Williams. Either do something useful mate, or do one.
Not much wriggle room there for McD as Williams was his signing, unlike Kebe and Cummings.TBH with Harte and now probably Armstrong ahead of him in the pecking order, I can't see where his next start is comingn from.
once BmcD has worked his magic- i have no doubt that williams will be a much improved player- just give people time before slagging off.
if kebe and cummings have aught us anything it should be that.
by brendywendy » 29 Sep 2010 17:31
MuskratbrendywendyMuskrat
Not much wriggle room there for McD as Williams was his signing, unlike Kebe and Cummings.TBH with Harte and now probably Armstrong ahead of him in the pecking order, I can't see where his next start is comingn from.
once BmcD has worked his magic- i have no doubt that williams will be a much improved player- just give people time before slagging off.
if kebe and cummings have aught us anything it should be that.
I didn't slag him off, I just said that he's probably third choice left back at the moment
by BR2 » 29 Sep 2010 17:34
by brendywendy » 29 Sep 2010 17:41
by BR2 » 29 Sep 2010 18:33
brendywendy NO,
COMPARED TO THE SLAGGING HE GOT ON HERE FOR ONE BAD GAME AGAINST A WINGER WHO HAD SHREDDED EVERY fb WE EVER PUT IN FRONT OF HIM, AND THE COMMENTS ABOUT HOW HE WOULD NEVER MAKE IT AT ANY LEVEL LET ALONE THIS ONE, MEAN THAT THE JURY IS BACK, HAS RETURNED A VERDICT, AND GONE HOME.
by winchester_royal » 29 Sep 2010 22:23
BR2brendywendy NO,
COMPARED TO THE SLAGGING HE GOT ON HERE FOR ONE BAD GAME AGAINST A WINGER WHO HAD SHREDDED EVERY fb WE EVER PUT IN FRONT OF HIM, AND THE COMMENTS ABOUT HOW HE WOULD NEVER MAKE IT AT ANY LEVEL LET ALONE THIS ONE, MEAN THAT THE JURY IS BACK, HAS RETURNED A VERDICT, AND GONE HOME.
One good game doth not a career make.
by yappy » 29 Sep 2010 22:38
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 738 guests