Mouldy Boots said:So double standards then LI.
So how can you predict Hendo will throw "a Hissy fit" cos that's what you are saying.
Kinky Gerbils said:Do you think the two are over rated?
They both have floors
Mouldy Boots said:LI any view on this by any chance.
London Irish said:Yes, as it happens.
Uncle Buck said:I think Kuipers distribution and more lately his injury record have held him back.
Henderson, well, there is talent there. In his defence he is young and keepers do not always come good until that bit later. The flaws in his game could well be coached out of him, but he relative lack of inches could work against him.
Just for the record, I am sure his new biggest fan advocated Blaney over Henderson when we were looking to sign one of them.
Kinky Gerbils said:How tall is Hendo?
Silent Bob said:That save he made against Palace from Hughes I think wasn't half bad.
He has made plenty of good saves. To pretend otherwise is just stupid.
Kinky Gerbils said:How tall is Hendo?
Which is why i'm always suprised when people make pointless postings along the lines of "LI hasn't replied to this" - you did so the other day too if I recall Honestly, I'll get round to replying, PM is you need quicker service.Uncle Buck said:Well there's a first....
Uncle Buck said:WAYNE HENDERSON
DOB CLUB ASTON VILLA
HEIGHT 1.85m POSITION GOALKEEPER
WEIGHT 82kg SQUAD NUMBER 25
PROFILE
London Irish said:Which is why i'm always suprised when people make pointless postings along the lines of "LI hasn't replied to this" - you did so the other day too if I recall Honestly, I'll get round to replying, PM is you need quicker service.
Uncle Buck said:One bad mistake against all the good work he did in the other games, where he showed his form was better than that of Henderson and yet still Henderson got the nod (no surprise really).
Uncle Buck said:I prefer to share / inflict (delete as applicable) your wisdom and design like skill with smileys with the whole of NSC, how about the whole of Withdean, you could have your own Podium at Withdean and address the masses?
London Irish said:Just one bad mistake - and the second goal that went clean through his legs?
Fact is, this was Kuipers big chance to McGhee to prove he was our No1 - and he fluffed it big time.
London Irish said:Only is you were alongside me - every artist needs his muse.
Not at all, after all this time, we still surprise each other! I agree it was a done deal before the MK Dons game, Hendo is a fine talent who will end up playing most of his football in the top two divisions, Kuipers is a highly competent lower league journeyman (I like those kind of players, Carpenter, Oatway) who has never attracted interest from a club in the top two leagues and never will. The shirt is Hendo's to lose only with some really bad performances, Kuipers might have put a bit of pressure on McGhee with a good performamnce in the MK Dons game but that never happened. McGhee has to say that he will pick on form to keep Kuipers' fragile ego together (probably part of the deal brokered between the two) but McGhee is always going to pick Hendo because he is much the better keeper - I don't ever see Hendo playing that badly to the extent that McGhee is forced to drop him. Realistically, do you?Uncle Buck said:Henderson looked nothing great in the other games, where as Kuipers looked to be getting near his best in these games. Yet Kuipers has a bad half and so Henderson gets the nod. I would say it was a done deal before the MK Dons game, but then you will tell me that I am having a swipe at McGhee and this thread will go on for another few days
Kinky Gerbils said:But I think it slows him down when he comes off his line and his abilty to handle long range shots.
Its the same with Paul Robinson, when he puts on weight he seems to lose long range reactions and is slow getting down.
How many times did you see Ben Roberts beaten from range? or even Henderson?