The fact is, if people boo Kebe's every mistake then it'll ruin him as a player for us, but perhaps that's what some people want. They'll see driving a player out as some kind of victory.
papereyesThe fact is, if people boo Kebe's every mistake then it'll ruin him as a player for us, but perhaps that's what some people want. They'll see driving a player out as some kind of victory.
People don't really have that mentality, do they?
That worries me.
2 world wars, 1 world cup I think Kebe is one of the most exciting players at the club for a long time. Every time I've seen him come on he's made at least one run that has jolted the game somehow and gotten our hopes up.
I seriously think this guy could be one to watch in the Championship.
Re: booing him, I think that's not Kebe's fault per se but more because we'd all been crygin out for a decent right winger all season and in the end we got a cheap "one for the future" in Kebe. If we don't see him as a saviour (which he isn't) and just see him as the cheap *potentially good* signing he was always meant to be, then maybe we'll appreciate him more.
Give the lad a chance.
Southbank Old BoyH-Town Royal
what do we have that is better?? If he makes a impact now - give him a chance in the regular season. He is long and fast - hopefully as the season goes on we can add more positive adjectives next to that list...
"long and fast"
What the hell does that mean?
I've never heard of a long player before, apart from the obvious of course.
We have a team of midgets running around and I was pointing out he is a taller player and has the ability to cover ground. Maybe get up for a ball or two.papereyesThe fact is, if people boo Kebe's every mistake then it'll ruin him as a player for us, but perhaps that's what some people want. They'll see driving a player out as some kind of victory.
People don't really have that mentality, do they?
That worries me.
Rev Algenon Stickleback HpapereyesThe fact is, if people boo Kebe's every mistake then it'll ruin him as a player for us, but perhaps that's what some people want. They'll see driving a player out as some kind of victory.
People don't really have that mentality, do they?
That worries me.
put it this way, how many people here are convincied he's shit, and seemingly love to take this piss?
How many of them have seen him play beyond his 1/2 hour sub appearance v Villa?
rg6royal Lets just give him a chance next season after a few starts and then we can begin to make judgements.
Ian Royal People booed and jeered Oster regardless of his contribution, same with Hughes.
It'll take a little while, but if Kebe plays in 3 or 4 of the first 6 games and is shit I can see a lot of people not having much tolerance.
Myself included to a certain extent, although I almost never boo and generally shout positive things. With a few exceptions.
papereyes
and that means they'd boo him?
Or are people desperately trying to be superior by claiming this sort of thing?
The really sad thing is I can believe the latter but not the former.
Rev Algenon Stickleback Hpapereyes
and that means they'd boo him?
Or are people desperately trying to be superior by claiming this sort of thing?
The really sad thing is I can believe the latter but not the former.
Do you think the stick he gets on here is justified considering most on here are judging him on one 1/2 hour performance? Reading the comments you'd think he's a contender for one of our worst ever players.
If giving players a chance is being superior, then yes, people are being superior. It just seems that for some he'll be regarded as shit unless he can prove otherwise.
And yes, I do believe if we aren't playing well against Plymouth, then people will boo any mistake he makes. Don't get me wrong, I'm not exactly going to be applauding him if he shins a cross into the north stand from a good position, but booing any player serves little purpose. Booing someone because you want a scapegoat is just sad.
Southbank Old BoyRev Algenon Stickleback Hpapereyes
and that means they'd boo him?
Or are people desperately trying to be superior by claiming this sort of thing?
The really sad thing is I can believe the latter but not the former.
Do you think the stick he gets on here is justified considering most on here are judging him on one 1/2 hour performance? Reading the comments you'd think he's a contender for one of our worst ever players.
If giving players a chance is being superior, then yes, people are being superior. It just seems that for some he'll be regarded as shit unless he can prove otherwise.
Fair comments Southbank. I share the frustration of those that want to see proven players at the club. The one thing I would say though is that Coppell has a far better track record with players bought in at lower fees than when he has spent more serious money.
And yes, I do believe if we aren't playing well against Plymouth, then people will boo any mistake he makes. Don't get me wrong, I'm not exactly going to be applauding him if he shins a cross into the north stand from a good position, but booing any player serves little purpose. Booing someone because you want a scapegoat is just sad.
I'm not convinced that they'll be any booing of him. Sighs of frustration and exasperation probably yes, but not out and out booing.
Kebe's problem, and possibly Hunts if we buy him too, is that he is a symbol of the recent transfer policy and the effect that the perceived lack of ambition and willingness to bring in recognised quality players has had on results. That might mean they get treated a bit harshly or are given a little less time to settle in and start to perform, but thats life unfortunately.
On the flip side a big money signing has added pressure of living up to a price tag.
kwik-silvaIan Royal People booed and jeered Oster regardless of his contribution, same with Hughes.
It'll take a little while, but if Kebe plays in 3 or 4 of the first 6 games and is shit I can see a lot of people not having much tolerance.
Myself included to a certain extent, although I almost never boo and generally shout positive things. With a few exceptions.
I agree, Oster was actually alright on some occations, however got slated for putting one foot wrong, for instance, the guy in front of me seemed to worship hunty
Southbank Old Boy
Kebe's problem, and possibly Hunts if we buy him too, is that he is a symbol of the recent transfer policy and the effect that the perceived lack of ambition and willingness to bring in recognised quality players has had on results.
Gordons CummingSouthbank Old Boy
Kebe's problem, and possibly Hunts if we buy him too, is that he is a symbol of the recent transfer policy and the effect that the perceived lack of ambition and willingness to bring in recognised quality players has had on results.
Name me some recognized quality players in the record breaking championship side.
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