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Viking Chat => Viking Chat => Topic started by: Jimmydee on April 01, 2017, 10:54:45 pm
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How good was he today?
Outstanding saves where he put his body on the line and prevented at least 3 goals at vital moments that certainly helped our victory.
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he was great but in the first 10-15 mins could not kick straight
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Was dodging bottles for most of the second half too!
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Special mention also for Tommy Rowe today who I thought had a blinder.
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he was great but in the first 10-15 mins could not kick straight
The penalty box our end has to be the most uneven I've seen, nothing like flat.
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he was great but in the first 10-15 mins could not kick straight
Was he not aiming for the green bit between the Stands ?
imo a Keeper I personally have faith in. Man City must have had faith and I have too - and can go "legend" as we move onwards / upwards.
Not surprised he ran away with the recent Poll "Who is our best Keeper" getting 75 % of the votes cast
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Great saves but needs to work on his kicking otherwise his distribution is sound. In a way he reminds me of the great Peter Bennetti ( some might remember him ).
Shaping up to be a really great keeper once he cuts out some of the untidy parts of his game .
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Well we have had Kit Lawlor
http://www.doncasterrovers.co.uk/players/KtoM/Lawlor,Kit.htm
So why not "Cat" Lawlor too ?
Peter Phillip Bonetti (born 27 September 1941 in Putney, London) is a former football goalkeeper for Chelsea, the St. Louis Stars, Dundee United and England. Bonetti was known for his safe handling, lightning reflexes and his graceful style, for which he was given the nickname, "The Cat".
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Special mention also for Tommy Rowe today who I thought had a blinder.
Different level. Best player outside the championship for me.
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he was great but in the first 10-15 mins could not kick straight
Was he not aiming for the green bit between the Stands ?
imo a Keeper I personally have faith in. Man City must have had faith and I have too - and can go "legend" as we move onwards / upwards.
Not surprised he ran away with the recent Poll "Who is our best Keeper" getting 75 % of the votes cast
i was not having a go at him at all, and yes he is supposed to aim between the stands but to be fare the first 10-15 min he could not do that and Ferguson was having a right go at him for it, but after that period he had a blinder
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No - I did not mean you were.
I stupidly dropped in an in joke but if you dont sit where I do you wont have heard me shout it
Whenever Sulli Woods Ben Smith and others kicked the ball into touch I used to shout " Aim for the green bit between the Stands" and so my Seat buddies are awaiting this comment about Lawlor coming soon. I have let him off twice as he got terrible back passes and was under pressure
I think he is Number 1 - will be a great for us in the long run. Cat Lawlor indeed
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Kit? Cat?
Give the lad a break DW
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Oh dear..... Brian!!!
BobG
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You're right Bob. :blush:
Good job there isn't a 'dislike' button.
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I always buy my Kit-Kats from Barnsley - Better value with the extra finger.
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Well we have had Kit Lawlor
http://www.doncasterrovers.co.uk/players/KtoM/Lawlor,Kit.htm
So why not "Cat" Lawlor too ?
Peter Phillip Bonetti (born 27 September 1941 in Putney, London) is a former football goalkeeper for Chelsea, the St. Louis Stars, Dundee United and England. Bonetti was known for his safe handling, lightning reflexes and his graceful style, for which he was given the nickname, "The Cat".
I thought Gary Woods was 'The Cat', because every time the ball went near him everybody had kittens...
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... OR they shouted "save it, save it" to him and he used to reply Me How ! :coat:
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It was the Cat, wasn't it, that dropped that right clanger in Leon in 1970?
BobG
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I was hoping that nobody would bring that particular memory back Bob.☹️
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Me too ! We could have left it just hanging there surely.
Gerd Muller s**t (you,ve done it now)
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Oh Lord... Now he really was a goalscorer. Has there ever been anyone better? Anywhere? Anywhen?
BobG