Kuipers - is he the third to lose legendary status this season?

[Ninja Elephant]

I am a huge FDM fan but I have just watched the Swindon highlights and he was definitely at fault for all three goals. After letting in the first his confidence was shot to pieces. Hope he bounces back today.

I have to agree. FDM let me down in the *the* biggest match of any season.

But, he's an Albion hero so he's forgiven before he's blamed.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

I don't really see why the Kuipers fan club are upset by anything on this thread.

He's been a great player for the club in the past, he's had good and bad games his season, thus been more inconsistent than usual, and last Saturday, he was appalling.

I don't see why even his biggest supporters should be offended by that. It's just fact. To say otherwise is just deluded.

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

Clean sheet today

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Legends have bad games, and then they bounce back. Michel Kuipers, Brighton LEGEND.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Clean sheet today

Oh brilliant. He's the greatest goalkeeper who ever lived then

People were simply, and quite reasonably, pointing out that he was terrible against Swindon. Not that he would be so forever. But that his indifferent performances are perhaps a tad more frequent than they used to be.

 

[Acker79]

Stats update:

 

[BensGrandad]

Apparently he didnt have a save to make during the entire game to day all routine stuff according to the radio but at least it was a clean sheet. If you get one of those you only need 1 goal for 3 points.

 

[SeagullRic]

Having read this thread through and seen the highlights on the championship, I'd like to hear how TCB can justify that Kuipers got himself in the 'perfect position' for the first goal and was not at fault for the third. I love Michel but all the three goals were his fault on saturday.

 

[Withdean Wanderer]

Clean sheet today

Don't recall him having to make a save.

 

[FalmerforAll!**]

Don't recall him having to make a save.

Out quickly to deny their number 21 after Whing (?) slipped and allowed him in from a long ball. Apart from that, very little threat from the Colchester attack. Dean Hammond in particular didn't want to know!