by Wimb » 01 Sep 2013 13:36
by Cypry » 01 Sep 2013 14:35
by winchester_royal » 01 Sep 2013 14:38
by Platypuss » 01 Sep 2013 15:31
Royal Lady Adkins KNEW that a Palace move was imminent - so to blame Kebe for us losing 6-0, because he'd said he was injured, was just a shithouse thing to do in my opinion.
by Royal Lady » 01 Sep 2013 15:35
Cypry I was at Peterborough, so I didn't hear Adkins interviewed after the game, but from what I've read and heard, Dellor brought up the Kebe situation, and then pressed the point and Adkins responded. Is that incorrect?
I can't see how Adkins is thought to have blamed Kebe for the defeat - about the game he desrcibed it as unacceptable and apologised to the fans. When asked about Kebe he told the truth, albeit with obvious frustration...
If you want to continue beating Adkins up over everything he does then that's up to you, but Kebes now a Palace player, and seemingly hasn't really been interested in playing for Reading since McDermott left. I'll be supporting Adkins and Reading, rather than attacking them....
by Royal Lady » 01 Sep 2013 15:44
by Platypuss » 01 Sep 2013 15:45
Royal Lady There's no need to be rude.
People on here were saying that Adkins was effectively blaming him to deflect the result from himself and wasn't Kebe quoted as saying he was being made the scape goat?
by LoyalRoyal22 » 01 Sep 2013 15:45
Royal Lady There's no need to be rude.
People on here were saying that Adkins was effectively blaming him to deflect the result from himself and wasn't Kebe quoted as saying he was being made the scape goat?
by paddy20 » 01 Sep 2013 15:48
Royal LadyCypry I was at Peterborough, so I didn't hear Adkins interviewed after the game, but from what I've read and heard, Dellor brought up the Kebe situation, and then pressed the point and Adkins responded. Is that incorrect?
I can't see how Adkins is thought to have blamed Kebe for the defeat - about the game he desrcibed it as unacceptable and apologised to the fans. When asked about Kebe he told the truth, albeit with obvious frustration...
If you want to continue beating Adkins up over everything he does then that's up to you, but Kebes now a Palace player, and seemingly hasn't really been interested in playing for Reading since McDermott left. I'll be supporting Adkins and Reading, rather than attacking them....
Perhaps you'd like to point me in the direction of where I "continue beating Adkins up over everything he does" - I think you'll find I've said on BFTG threads, in particular, that I can see what he's trying to do here, that it will take time and that I am excited at the prospect of our football during the season. However, if I think Kebe has been blamed unfairly, I'll say so. Do you deny that Adkins even knew that Palace were imminently going to sign Kebe? Of course he knew, and he knew why Kebe wasn't playing - all he needed to say was that he was disappointed that Jimmy had felt his hamstring go and they didn't want to risk him, or something similar. Instead, knowing Kebe was almost certainly off, and possibly fearing some sort of backlash from fans as he is/was a fan's favourite, he decided to diss Kebe publicly and try and turn people against him. Which, to his credit, he appears to have done if you read some of the posts on here. I don't blame anyone for wanting to better themselves - and I don't blame Kebe for wanting to play Premier League football this season - whether he's still playing it next season remains to be seen. But that's the risk he takes.
by Royal Lady » 01 Sep 2013 15:50
by Ian Royal » 01 Sep 2013 16:03
Royal Lady Well, I definitely read it/heard it somewhere.
And if I am wrong, I apologise, however, being rude about me doesn't make you any better than me in the long run. Also, my point still stands that Adkins didn't have to say anything about how he was fit on the Monday and suddenly declared himself unfit on the Tuesday or whatever it was - he merely had to say, when asked, as I've already said, that he (Adkins) was disappointed that Jimmy had felt a tweak in his hamstring, but they didn't want to risk him. Particularly in a cup game which Adkins clearly wasn't taking seriously in the first place. It seems rather clear to me, that Adkins had no intention of playing him in a league game because he knew he was off anyway - thus, I don't blame Kebe for pulling out of the team if he was not 100% sure about his hamstring, knowing that it could easily stop his move to Palace if he played and got crocked.
by Royal Lady » 01 Sep 2013 16:05
by sandman » 01 Sep 2013 16:09
by Ian Royal » 01 Sep 2013 16:10
Royal Lady There you go again....a grown "man" and I use the term loosely, thinking it's ok to swear about me and diss me just because I've said something that may have been wrong. I said I apologised if I'd got the wrong end of the stick - but some of my points still stand. I am sick and tired of people like you thinking it's ok to abuse others on here just because they say stuff you don't like. I suggest you wind your neck in in future.
by Royal Lady » 01 Sep 2013 16:14
by Platypuss » 01 Sep 2013 16:20
by TheLawnMowerMan » 01 Sep 2013 16:29
by Royal Lady » 01 Sep 2013 16:36
by Eaststandman » 01 Sep 2013 16:37
TheLawnMowerMan Basically Kebe did a McGhee or a Pardew, but because he is a player some of us liked, lots of you wax lyrical about him.
Get over it - he wanted to leave, and left so quickly that he probably left all his kit at the training ground.
What's more, he didn't even hide the fact that he would have joined any team in the PL.
If you adore a player and he turns out to not give a stuff about the club, then I'm sure it is hard. But - it's your problem.
We'll have much better than Kebe in years to come, and when I look back I'll still prefer Gilkes to Kebe.
by Royal Lady » 01 Sep 2013 16:38
Platypuss RL may well be frustr8ing in her approach to posting (and reality), but there really is no need for this level of personal attacks.
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