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 Post subject: Kevin Kyle
PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 4:22 am 
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We would not have been where we are now if we had kept him.

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 6:44 am 
Na, the boos boys knew better. :roll: :roll:


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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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bresslaw wrote:
We would not have been where we are now if we had kept him.


Spot on.

He was a horrible bounder....................but he would have scored a few....unlike our lame, and disinterested players we now have.

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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Well it appears that long high balls to Parker and Porter don't work.

Somebody had best tell our pathetic excuses for players.

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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did Kyle want to be at Pools though? It's no good hankering after someone who only wanted to put himself in the shop window, and his wages would have caused a problem

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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I'd play a big striker EVERY game...Christ, Marcus Richardson come back, all is forgiven. :roll:


Out of those two I reckon we need Christ.

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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not disagreeing about the target man - in fact I completely agree - just not that it should have been Kevin Kyle.Some of his performances were clearly from a bloke who didn't believe he should be at Hartlepool. Barker would have been a better option over the course of the season, or at least someone who would have given their all every game and not be on such a wage that would have eventually caused dressing room unrest.

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:28 am 
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parmopooly wrote:
not disagreeing about the target man - in fact I completely agree - just not that it should have been Kevin Kyle.Some of his performances were clearly from a bloke who didn't believe he should be at Hartlepool. Barker would have been a better option over the course of the season, or at least someone who would have given their all every game and not be on such a wage that would have eventually caused dressing room unrest.


Ditto.

Kyle didn't want to be a Pools, at Walsall he said "fuck off, don't pass to me, I'm knackered". Lots of people heard this.

Every single away match Kyle played he looked even more disinterested than some of our current batch of players, which is some achievement.

Home performances were a bit better though.


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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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chip fireball wrote:
JESUS WEPT .....some people still dont get it do they ?

look at our goals for column.

then look at our goals against column.

THE PROBLEM IS NOT SCORING GOALS !!!!!!!!!!!

and as it happens kyle never looked remotely like scoring away from home. he missed 2 open nets from 3 yards out at northampton, so i very much doubt he would have took that chance at crewe.


Totally agree what we need in the close season is to bring in defenders not forwards we run the risk of turning into newcastle at this rate

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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no - just a different type of forward. The signings of Lange, Nardiello, Parker - those three are all very similar in what they give to the team. Maybe Henderson was thought of as being the target man but he bombed badly. Considering the injuries we needed maybe two forwards not four, plus a left back and a keeper. We signed the cover for left back too late in my opinion, and we got what was the only player on offer!! Although I don't actually think he looks too bad, considering we've had people like Chris Lynch in the past in that position!!!!

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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If you are refering to me as an idiot suggesting we sign more forwards, I didnt suggest it. We had already signed him, I am suggesting we would have been better off than we are now had we kept him !!!!!

I fully appreciate the argument we would have been better of signing defenders, but we didnt........................

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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kyle was quality, cant understand why some fans thought otherwise, excellent goals to games ratio, if only we could get him or Howard for next season . Kyles goals kept us up perhaps?


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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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Good defending starts with the attack. The longer you keep the ball in their box the less time they spend bombarding yours. Barker was a great defender in that respect. I think this might be the point being raised, not the number of goals - and the point is far from idiotic.
Lange looked to be that kind of player to me, the little I saw of him. He was closing down everything within closing down distance agaisnt Walsall.

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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Montpoolier wrote:
Good defending starts with the attack. The longer you keep the ball in their box the less time they spend bombarding yours. Barker was a great defender in that respect. I think this might be the point being raised, not the number of goals - and the point is far from idiotic.
Lange looked to be that kind of player to me, the little I saw of him. He was closing down everything within closing down distance agaisnt Walsall.


Monty, I don't disagree with what you're saying here but I don't think our problem has been that we have struggled to keep the ball in attack. The problem has been that if we give a team 3 or 4 chances they will normally convert the majority of them.

Territory wise we do OK, it's just we fall to pieces so easily.

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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chip fireball wrote:
people keep wittering on about how brilliant scunny were.... they created virtually nothing all game. we gifted them 3 goals, as we have most of the teams we have played.

they go over the halfway line, they score.


They missed an open goal in the first half and controlled the last 15 minutes.

I thought they were decent enough but we gifted them 3 goals as you say and you can't afford that when you only have one striker that is likely to get you a goal and he goes off with half an hour left.

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Kyle
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chip fireball wrote:

and as it happens kyle never looked remotely like scoring away from home..


Can you confirm which of our current players DO?

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