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DarrenFreemansPerm
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Whoever scribbled that piece has based their opinion the Hull game. Poor and lazy media work.
severnside gull
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Some comical assessments generally.
Seriously poor
Seriously poor
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
HAILSHAM SEAGULL
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- Nov 9, 2009
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Cant disagree with the last sentance though
symyjym
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Yep you are right we shouldn't form an opinion based solely on the Hull game, let alone the last 10 mins of it.
Only kidding.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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if not LuaLua, who is the weakest link in the first team then? because im minded to agree with the arguement put forward, the delivery is not matching the potential and expectation. he's definatly better when coming on as an impact sub.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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Bet he drafted that in crayon.
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
he scares defenders ****less and really that is enough
the bloke who wrote that is a n*b
the bloke who wrote that is a n*b
I agree. It's a bit hyped up (and it does minimise the effect that KLL's pace has on the opposition - I remember at one point Leeds had three players against him, and that creates space elsewhere) but there is a germ of truth there, someone with his pace and ability should scoring and creating more. We only play with one striker, so midfield and wingers should contribute more goals, but it's not always happening.
I'd say that you could say the same about Buckley though ....
Ali_rrr
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Nowhere near the weak link. Can think of a few more who are weaker.
portslade seagull
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This, anybody watching that game could have come to that conclusion. He is and he won't like it an impact sub as he can't seem to play the full 90
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Kumquat
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I think the management thought he'd have an impact straight up against premiership opposition. Could understand that, but we didn't then play that sort of game. But right decision I thought. Buckley and him rattled them. Good idea, just didn't quite work over 90 minutes. We will have to come up with something different next up.
Philzo-93
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I started a thread earlier this year asking if KLL needs some coaching as he often does not appear to see what is happening. On Monday night he made some bad choices and with regards to his shooting, it would appear that Oscar has toned this down. He loses concentration during a game of 90 minutes and if you watch him, he often has his back to the play. His record of assists and goals this season is poor for a winger playing with one up front. I do understand that he is exciting when he comes on, mainly because we are not sure what is going to happen, but he should recognise his role in a team and that is someone to come on in the second half with fresh legs and run at defenders. I thought the Hull right back had him tapped on Monday. As most of us had in our school reports, could do better, a lot better.
And please stop this pathetic diving, falling over and feigning injury when you lose the ball, it is becoming very boring and putting his teammates under pressure.
And please stop this pathetic diving, falling over and feigning injury when you lose the ball, it is becoming very boring and putting his teammates under pressure.
Is the correct answer.
Monkey Man
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Far too much of that from Kaz on Monday night. The problem is that there were probably some real fouls going on but the ref had already made up his mind that there was too much play acting from KLL.
This needs to be sorted out because Kaz does incur some reckless tackles on the left wing as he skins defenders and we often gain free kicks in very useful positions. It would be unfortunate if he gets a wider reputation as a diver because, to his credit, he gets quite a battering for the good of the team.
