Seol goes to Saudi...

[Dick Habbin's hairdo]

... on loan for the rest of the season

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/f/fulham/7829392.stm

[Top Flight]

... on loan for the rest of the season

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/f/fulham/7829392.stm

Saudi Arabia is no where near New Malden.

[bishbosh92]

Baffoon of a player

worst signing weve made!

[papereyes]

Baffoon of a player

worst signing weve made!

LOL

[rabidbee]

He's young.

[papereyes]

You sound nice. What are you wearing?

[rabidbee]

Royal blue shirt, black chinos, Clarke's shoes. Yep, this is what I did a PhD for.

[Alan Partridge]

Seol > Kebe

[Deathy]

Baffoon of a player

worst signing weve made!

You idiot.

He was brilliant for us the first season. Defenders couldn't live with him! Cracking cross too. But he thought he was better than he was, and worst still, he was lazy!

But worst signing ever? You clearly never watched Keith Scott or Sean Evers!

[rabidbee]

Can we not start up the lazy myth again, just because he didn't run about like a headless chicken.

[Deathy]

Can we not start up the lazy myth again, just because he didn't run about like a headless chicken.

He was lazy though. How often can you recall him tracking back, putting a foot in, winning back possesion? I can remember a few occasions, yet all were greeted by ironic cheers - Old Trafford springs to mind.

Terrific on his day, abseolutley, but he was as commited, shall we say.

[winchester_royal]

If he had stayed we wouldn't have been relegated. Quality, yet sadly misuderstood, player,

[rabidbee]

Shock horror, a winger who doesn't like tackling. To be honest, Kébé isn't particularly committed when it comes to tracking back, either. Neither was Gilkesey, and I suspect more than half of the wingers in the history of the game.

[Huntley & Palmer]

Seol > Kebe

'greed

[rabidbee]

Seol > Kebe

'greed

Yep.

[Archie's penalty]

Seol > Kebe

'greed

In terms of crossing quality no doubt. Kebe though is much quicker and scares defenders more.

[rabidbee]

Only because he keeps running into them.

[Archie's penalty]

Only because he keeps running into them.

Mebbe so but I reckon one of Kebe's advantages is stretching the game and, in a very American phrase, 'gaining yards' for the team.

He is also developing a very good relationship with our Rosie.

[Huntley & Palmer]

Seol > Kebe

'greed

In terms of crossing quality no doubt. Kebe though is much quicker and scares defenders more.

Don't forget the goal scoring either, you won't see Kebe slamming in shots from 25 yards out with either foot

[Archie's penalty]

Don't forget the goal scoring either, you won't see Kebe slamming in shots from 25 yards out with either foot

Indeed. Still think Kebe is more of a team player than Seol - i.e. he has a better attitude.