Kuipers- "The ultimate professional"

[Silent Bob]

http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/0,16368,1787_1242761,00.html

The former Dutch marine spent two loan spells with Pilgrims this season and is seen by Evans as the ideal man to fill their current void between the posts.

"I'd love to get Kuipers," he told the Boston Standard. "He's the ultimate professional and we still have a good relationship.

"But if I'm being honest, he's a south coast boy who can still play at a higher level and I don't know if we can offer him the right deal."

 

[Barrel of Fun]

He may well have been the ultimate professional at Boston, and Evans is bound to say that if he wants to sign him.

If the net/paper talk is true and Kuipers behaved badly when dropped then he was not the model professional for us last season.

 

[Skaville]

That's one thing I don't understand about Kuipers and McGhee. Kuipers has always come across as a club man, professional and a gentleman. I think it would be difficult to fall out with him.

 

[Sargey]

Unfortunately we have the "Ultimate Prat" in charge of our team who seems to like to have players that dare not have an opinion on anything.

Personally I hope Kuipers holds on, battles for a place with Henderson as McPlank should be gone by Christmas

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

That's one thing I don't understand about Kuipers and McGhee. Kuipers has always come across as a club man, professional and a gentleman. I think it would be difficult to fall out with him.

I think MM could start an argument with himself even if he was the only person in the room!

 

[Mr Banana]

If Kuipers has got attitude problems beyond expressing his opinion passionately, I've got a 12 inch dong.

And all for the sake of giving a pointless French loan signing with a bad attitude of his own a game

 

[Hadlee]

Unfortunately we have the "Ultimate Prat" in charge of our team who seems to like to have players that dare not have an opinion on anything.

Personally I hope Kuipers holds on, battles for a place with Henderson as McPlank should be gone by Christmas

No player likes getting dropped ! the point about Kuipers is he threw a wobbly about it and in my op acted unprofessionaly.

No Manager would put a player who had done that in the team.

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/0,16368,1787_1242761,00.html

The former Dutch marine spent two loan spells with Pilgrims this season and is seen by Evans as the ideal man to fill their current void between the posts.

"I'd love to get Kuipers," he told the Boston Standard. "He's the ultimate professional and we still have a good relationship.

"But if I'm being honest, he's a south coast boy who can still play at a higher level and I don't know if we can offer him the right deal."

Evans is a very good mate of Michel's ......

 

[Barnet Seagull]

If Kuipers has got attitude problems beyond expressing his opinion passionately, I've got a 12 inch dong.

And all for the sake of giving a pointless French loan signing with a bad attitude of his own a game

I think that's it isn't it. Kuipers didn't rate Chaigneau and said so.

 

[sir danny cullip]

Jimmy S and Sargey sum it up for me. Kuipers is a player that has been at this club for years and has never been anything other than professional. LI and alike will say he cant hack being dropped and sitting on the bench which is absolute rubbish because he did it for a couple of season while Roberts was here.

Always a massive part of team morale and encouraging the players and crowd from the touchline (mill stad vs brizzle is a perfect example).

Kuipers felt unfairly treated by MM, players like Knight will probably fall out with most managers they play under by Kuipers doesnt have a history of having a bad attitude so it seems strange he has fallen out with MM. Whos fault is that MM's or Kuipers?

 

[Fran Hagarty]

That's one thing I don't understand about Kuipers and McGhee. Kuipers has always come across as a club man, professional and a gentleman. I think it would be difficult to fall out with him.

Not what I've heard. It may not be true, but I heard that he was not very popular with the majority of the other players. Who knows.

 

[sir danny cullip]

If Kuipers has got attitude problems beyond expressing his opinion passionately, I've got a 12 inch dong.

And all for the sake of giving a pointless French loan signing with a bad attitude of his own a game

Agreed, people forget the only reason florent got that chance was becuase he threw a wobbly previously.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

I think that's it isn't it. Kuipers didn't rate Chaigneau and said so.

Did he? As much as I like Kuipers and would like to keep him, if it was financially viable. That is not on.

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

That's one thing I don't understand about Kuipers and McGhee. Kuipers has always come across as a club man, professional and a gentleman. I think it would be difficult to fall out with him.

Well Alan Cork insisted on calling Michel by the name of Trevor because according to Cork, Michel was a girls name. Michel then bounced him of a wall a couple times until he called Michel by his proper name. But then Cork always was a prick.

 

[B.W.]

He may well have been the ultimate professional at Boston, and Evans is bound to say that if he wants to sign him.

If the net/paper talk is true and Kuipers behaved badly when dropped then he was not the model professional for us last season.

So all the fantastic work the FDM put in for us in our successful period over several seasons counts for nothing because he was unhappy at being dropped for that buffoon French keeper... one of MM's worst ever decisions (and that is really saying something)...

 

[sir danny cullip]

Well Alan Cork insisted on calling Michel by the name of Trevor because according to Cork, Michel was a girls name. Michel then bounced him of a wall a couple times until he called Michel by his proper name. But then Cork always was a prick.

I heard that story as well, quality!

 

[sir danny cullip]

Another thing that people seem to be overlooking is that MK is apparently one of the highest paid players at the club and therefore its probably in the clubs interest financially to get rid of him rather than have him sitting on the bench.

 

[Mr Banana]

We are left, as so often on NSC, to our own fragile judgements on the balance of whether those involved voiced their opinions (denoting a strength of character in the dressing room that we have regularly prospered from) or went too far and acted outside of the greater good.

Given the evidence - former marine, has repeatedly stated his adoration of the good ship BHA, no previous convictions for upheaval/squabbling during several shot-stopping seasons at the club, vs baffingly unconvincing manager who has a critically blemished record of gettingonability with players, i know what my instincts tell me. Apart from "go and eat something you anorexic twat."

 

[sir danny cullip]

The guy is an absolute legend, and a QUALITY goalkeeper as well. So, he can't kick all that well, who gives a toss? He is a GOALKEEPER, not a f***ing creative midfielder. I remember him being EQUAL to Zamora in our Championship seasons, and I have no doubt he still has that form in him, providing we give him the chance to play 10 mediocre games to get back in shape before his class shows through. Unfortunately, with McGhee in charge, he will never be given the chance to do that. I still have the dream, that one day, Michel will return to his rightful place as Albion NUMBER ONE

Amen to that. Michel Kuipers, albion LEG END