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[Albion] Knockaert







timbha

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Jul 5, 2003
10,587
Sussex
Absolutely. He's the only one that appears to care.

care about what? himself

having said that, we really missed him tonight and his link up with Bruno could have been a match winner. Makes his sending off even more galling
 


Knocky's Nose

Mon nez est retiré.
May 7, 2017
4,204
Eastbourne
Missed him tonight.....
Just saying

I actually agree. Running at lower level teams and creating chances is a way of scoring against them... Knocky can do this.

Lumping it at their defenders in the air (which they really like as they're not supremely skilful on the deck) is not the way forward....
 


A1X

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Sep 1, 2017
20,806
Deepest, darkest Sussex
Absolutely. He's the only one that appears to care.

He cared so much he went and got himself sent off needlessly on Saturday when he knew what was to come.
 






Stat Brother

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Jul 11, 2003
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Jeeeez this is pretty desperate.

Wanting the player who shat his own bed so badly the entire room looked like a cell in H-Block.




Another one for the kids!!!!
 


Brownstuff

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Feb 21, 2009
1,528
Hove
I didn't see anyone rallying others around them
Type of game where we needed Knockaert as he wants the ball and is passionate
No-one wanted the ball tonight
 


One Teddy Maybank

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Aug 4, 2006
23,257
Worthing
Jeeeez this is pretty desperate.

Wanting the player who shat his own bed so badly the entire room looked like a cell in H-Block.




Another one for the kids!!!!

He was stupid in Saturday, but this ‘get rid of him’ is utter drivel. Stacks of players have done idiotic things, but blimey talk of getting rid is bizarre.

Tonight we had Solly who tried but lost every 50/50 and in reality delivered next to nothing, and then AJ........

The thing with Knockaert is even when he is off form he will press and want the ball, there were players looking to off-load last evening because they were scared.


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Nixonator

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Feb 8, 2016
6,737
Shoreham Beach
He let many people down in the Bournemouth game, including himself.

He needs to learn how to control his frustration but that's difficult when he clearly cares a great deal.

I think if you did a poll, less than 10% would want him out. He is extremely popular, adults and kids alike.
 








One Teddy Maybank

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Aug 4, 2006
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Worthing
He let many people down in the Bournemouth game, including himself.

He needs to learn how to control his frustration but that's difficult when he clearly cares a great deal.

I think if you did a poll, less than 10% would want him out. He is extremely popular, adults and kids alike.

He does, but to be fair on him all of the frustration seems to have come to the fore since he highlighted his mental health issues.
He's not my favourite player, but I am a big fan, as he is exciting to watch and seems to give everything..... Always in my team.
 


Normski1989

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Apr 15, 2015
751
Hove
He let many people down in the Bournemouth game, including himself.

He needs to learn how to control his frustration but that's difficult when he clearly cares a great deal.

I think if you did a poll, less than 10% would want him out. He is extremely popular, adults and kids alike.
Actually got the chance to speak to him at the Player Awards and couldn't help mention the red card. He's surprisingly humble off the pitch, and he apologised profusely for letting the team/fans down. It's always good to see someone own their mistakes and I genuinely believe his hot headedness comes from a place of passion and determination. What he did was wrong, but I'd rather see that than watch players stand there with their hands in their metaphorical pockets, like some of our players.

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Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
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Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
72,015
Exactly.

Although this worries my a bit:
"Knockaert said he will review his tackling technique after the Bournemouth red – and try to stay on his feet"
It's not so much the technique that's the problem, but the red mist. The ball had gone, he could have pulled out of the challenge, but chose not to.

It is likely to happen again tbh, but I don’t want him to lose any of his passion. Red mist comes with it occasionally, unfortunately
 


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