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Jury's out on overall performance by the looks of it. Sky reporter said similar last night.
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Jury's out on overall performance by the looks of it. Sky reporter said similar last night.
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CMRoyal Saw the goal on TV, and it was a real cracker - and to take 2 points off Swindon, too - perfect! However, Henry has been OK without setting the world alight in our games, so I'm slightly surprised that you think that SC doesn't appreciate his ability. It could just be that the extra space afforded by a team near the bottom of League One would flatter Kebe equally as much, or maybe even more? Just playing devil's advocate.
James Henry looks good enough for the Championship. He's played well in nearly every game I've seen of him and he scored more goals than Jimmy. OK he may not quite have the tricks or all of the pace of Kebe but he seems to be more direct and certainly more consistent. If I was SC I would be starting with Henry then unleashing Kebe for the last 25 minutes of games.
Barry the bird bogglerCMRoyal Saw the goal on TV, and it was a real cracker - and to take 2 points off Swindon, too - perfect! However, Henry has been OK without setting the world alight in our games, so I'm slightly surprised that you think that SC doesn't appreciate his ability. It could just be that the extra space afforded by a team near the bottom of League One would flatter Kebe equally as much, or maybe even more? Just playing devil's advocate.
James Henry looks good enough for the Championship. He's played well in nearly every game I've seen of him and he scored more goals than Jimmy. OK he may not quite have the tricks or all of the pace of Kebe but he seems to be more direct and certainly more consistent. If I was SC I would be starting with Henry then unleashing Kebe for the last 25 minutes of games.
Yeah, fair dues I think it's probably the closest positional battle the team has, and if James improves during his time at Millwall that scenario might well play out. I just don't think he did quite enough in his few starts to really force his way in, and it's too late now for SC to gamble on letting him play his way into making the position his own. One thing I am sure of is that he's a better long-term Premier League prospect than Jimmy.
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Shitting hell.
Probably the goal of his career there
Probably the goal of his career there
winchester_royal Perhaps. My original point was that they must have some reason for recalling him from his loan. (And filling the reserve RW spot is not it.)
Why not? All it would mean was either a) the club thing that playing championship reserve team football is better for him than playing non-league or b) they think they can keep a better eye on his progress in the reserves than out on loan. Neither seem implausible at all.
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What a goal! Beckham-esque I would say...
Archie's penalty What a goal! Beckham-esque I would say...
Pfft. David Beckham will never score a goal that good
RobRoyalwinchester_royal Perhaps. My original point was that they must have some reason for recalling him from his loan. (And filling the reserve RW spot is not it.)
Why not? All it would mean was either a) the club thing that playing championship reserve team football is better for him than playing non-league or b) they think they can keep a better eye on his progress in the reserves than out on loan. Neither seem implausible at all.
Bizarrely the official site confirm that the reason for the recall was precisely as stated - there is now a spot available in the reserves so they have called him back to play there !!!
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henry out on loan
reserve RW spot up for grabs
end of
fair play to the lad
he looked alright in the ten minutes of reserve football i saw
reserve RW spot up for grabs
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fair play to the lad
he looked alright in the ten minutes of reserve football i saw
Great, isn't it?
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What a stunning strike, should give the lad a lift!
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a royal called morty What a stunning strike, should give the lad a lift!
Why, where's he going?
'Ave it.
Wigan will be in for him now.
Wigan will be in for him now.
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I have my doubts whether Kebe could have achieved such a strike.
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Gordons Cumming I have my doubts whether Kebe could have achieved such a strike.
Gordons Cumming I have my doubts whether Kebe could have achieved such a strike.
A bit harsh - I distinctly recall him hitting it that hard when trying to pass the ball 5 yards to Doyler against Preston.
Thats exactly why Kebe is starting and Henry isnt 
What a facking goal! 
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