Who has produced the best individual opposition performance at the AMEX?

[hans kraay fan club]

Stand outs, for me:

Lee Cattermole (Sunderland). Really surprised, as watching MotD I've always hated the bloke, but he was Sunderland's best player by far.

Jon Williams (Palace), the one of the Palace youngsters who really stood out as quality. Zaha and Scannell catch the eye with the fancy shit, but neither of them contributed anything to the game, until Zaha scuffed his shot into the corner in the 75th minute. Williams on the other hand was class. Composed and careful with the ball. Gus would do a lot with him.

Dirk Kuyt and Craig Bellamy (Liverpool), speed of thought and movement, way above anyone else on the pitch.

Liam Trotter (Millwall), Gave the Albion defence a torrid time. Strong, quick and skillful. If he was consistently that good, and stayed fit, Millwall would be five places higher in the league.

Kevin Phillips (Blackpool), class is permanent.

 

[ROSM]

Agree with Trotter - although Kevin Nolan for West Ham gave a dominant performance.

 

[Seagull over Canaryland]

Kevin Phillips for the impact he had, clinical finishing.

Would also suggest the best individual opposition performance was by the Ref in the Burnley game. Miaow.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Agree with Trotter - although Kevin Nolan for West Ham gave a dominant performance.

Good all round display, including refereeing the match. Impressive.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Kevin Phillips for the impact he had, clinical finishing.

Would also suggest the best individual opposition performance was by the Ref in the Burnley game. Miaow.

Damn. SKP was on my original list -forgot to include him. Definitely up there.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Kevin Phillips, Blackpool and an inspired substitution by Holloway.

 

[terryberry1]

Trotter for me. He terrorised our defence for 90 minutes. I would like him to be on our shopping list. Exactly what we have been missing

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Kevin Phillips, Blackpool and an inspired substitution by Holloway.

The were 2-0 down, and had the best finisher in the league sat on the bench. Wasn't a difficult decision to make!

 

[Icy Gull]

Gareth Bale looked a bit useful

 

[middletoenail]

Ross Mccormack for me, although I missed the Millwall game.

 

[Storer 68]

I did enjoy watchng Suarez during the Liverpool game. Miles better than anyone else during that game

Actually I would say donny gave the best performance......

Turned up, put in a shift, nearly spoilt the party of all parties, score d the first goal, only to present us with a 12 foot high cake with candles and rockets in the 96th minute, to give us the Day of Days.

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

George Boyd was superb until he went off injured.

 

[Techno]

I would say Bellamy and Suarez, don't forget that Liverpool could and probably should have had 4 or 5 goals in the first half of that game.

 

[Munkfish]

Hulls Goalkeeper had a good game Rossa might of been his name.

 

[ROSM]

Good all round display, including refereeing the match. Impressive.

You underestimate just how DIFFICULT that is.

Sam is right, nobody recognises the quality of his team.

 

[JCL666]

Trotter for me. He terrorised our defence for 90 minutes. I would like him to be on our shopping list. Exactly what we have been missing

Definitely.

 

[leigull]

Yep, Bellamy for me too

 

[keaton]

Kevin Phillips and Craig Bellamy were the best.

Then Trotter

 

[Gritt23]

Bellamy for me. I just couldn't believe he was knocking around in this division with Cardiff last season.

 

[paulie]

Stand outs, for me:

Lee Cattermole (Sunderland). Really surprised, as watching MotD I've always hated the bloke, but he was Sunderland's best player by far.

Michael Williams (Palace), the one of the Palace youngsters who really stood out as quality. Zaha and Scannell catch the eye with the fancy shit, but neither of them contributed anything to the game, until Zaha scuffed his shot into the corner in the 75th minute. Williams on the other hand was class. Composed and careful with the ball. Gus would do a lot with him.

Dirk Kuyt and Craig Bellamy (Liverpool), speed of thought and movement, way above anyone else on the pitch.

Liam Trotter (Millwall), Gave the Albion defence a torrid time. Strong, quick and skillful. If he was consistently that good, and stayed fit, Millwall would be five places higher in the league.

Kevin Phillips (Blackpool), class is permanent.

If Jon Williams has a brother, Michael, then we're in for a bright future.