Kaz

[DNB_Seagull]

Scotland?

Albania? Division 8?

 

[Surport Local Team]

deluded

 

[Stoaty Ferret]

Nowhere near good enough for that.

One trick pony.

Agreed. Has not improved at all in the time he has been with us. Very limited player with a lack of football intelligence. Crosses like a garden hose going off. If we got a decent bid we be mad not to cash in and get better.

 

[MarioOrlandi]

Then he had better adopt a Premier League players attitude

 

[Herne Hill Seagull]

If he learns to cross a ball consistently, he's got a shout of playing top-flight football - he's certainly got the pace and the beating of a full back. But that's a big if.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

It was on "our tune" with Simon Bates to "you're so vain".

 

[cheesy77]

Totally under rated obviously as he's an unbelievably good impact player. You can feel the buzz go round the stadium whenever he's on the ball. He's the kind of player who actually provides some entertainment unlike pretty much the entirety of our squad. He's also worked a lot on his defensive game.

Would be a MASSIVE loss if he left.

He is easily as good as, if not better than the likes of Yannick Bolaisie and Jason Puncheon who now look decent prem players.

 

[Gazwag]

With any luck the penny might have dropped with his goal on Sunday, it is possible to score from outside the box with a well placed shot rather than trying to hit the ball so hard there is a risk it will burst either on impact of the foot or hitting the stadium roof by the corner flag

 

[severnside gull]

Surprisingly circumspect on twitter.......the players must have been warned

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

If he learns to cross a ball consistently, he's got a shout of playing top-flight football - he's certainly got the pace and the beating of a full back. But that's a big if.

He is actually very consistent in his crossing - it goes to one of two places: hard and low to the corner of the goal area or the one that looks like it's over-hit high past the far post. The latter one requires someone just to knock it down for an onrushing midfielder to hammer home. Unfortunately, without Crofts, we don't have anyone like that. And we have no-one with the anticipation to gamble on the space near the far post.

 

[keaton]

Then he had better adopt a Premier League players attitude

He's already got a massive ego and only looks good in Youtube highlights, you can't get more premier league than that

 

[Papa Lazarou]

He is actually very consistent in his crossing - it goes to one of two places: hard and low to the corner of the goal area or the one that looks like it's over-hit high past the far post. The latter one requires someone just to knock it down for an onrushing midfielder to hammer home. Unfortunately, without Crofts, we don't have anyone like that. And we have no-one with the anticipation to gamble on the space near the far post.

Surely there's a 3rd option - screwed wildly off his toe into the stand behind the goal?

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Surely there's a 3rd option - screwed wildly off his toe into the stand behind the goal?

Oh yes - that's usually from a wayward shot!

 

[sydney]

he isn't premiership standard....simple ,he needs to work on his game big time...!

 

[gazingdown]

Quite (very) often the ball will be passed to him and he has the opportunity to keep ahead of the defence and head into the area for shot/pass/etc., however he rarely does this. What he does when he gets the ball (either on the run or otherwise) is stop and almost wait for two defenders to be in front of him and then "try" some magic to beat them. It's a bit of a one trick pony in that respect. An experienced/good defender can deal with this pretty easily (esp at premiership level!). If he mixed things up a bit (taking the ball on the run and CARRY on forward for example) then he could be very good player. Just seems he's too obsessed about "taking out" two defenders from a static ball, i.e. showing off!

 

[Marshy]

Quite (very) often the ball will be passed to him and he has the opportunity to keep ahead of the defence and head into the area for shot/pass/etc., however he rarely does this. What he does when he gets the ball (either on the run or otherwise) is stop and almost wait for two defenders to be in front of him and then "try" some magic to beat them. It's a bit of a one trick pony in that respect. An experienced/good defender can deal with this pretty easily (esp at premiership level!). If he mixed things up a bit (taking the ball on the run and CARRY on forward for example) then he could be very good player. Just seems he's too obsessed about "taking out" two defenders from a static ball, i.e. showing off!

I agree to an extent, however his pace is all about the first 5 yards. THis in my opinion is why he always starts from the stop position as it were.
I agree though he should mix it up a bit more.

 

[Leighgull]

Seems some doubt that it was on Radio One - perhaps it wasn't. No, I didn't hear myself, my son phoned me to say that he had heard while having his hair cut - I am sure that he said "Radio 1" but perhaps he didn't. One thing that I do know is that he heard it - he's not likely to wind me up (about football anyway!)

Was he getting his hair cut by a short black man with a Mohican?

 

[Sweeney Todd]

Doesn't Kaz normally use Twitter to express his frustrations?