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Post by CrackityJones on Oct 29, 2022 15:11:37 GMT
Scored again
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Post by insertname on Oct 29, 2022 16:12:13 GMT
He’s too good for Bournemouth ffs. Maybe not a starter but should be at a prem club where he alternates regularly with the main striker, not brought on as a time wasting sub as that bloke in charge of Bournemouth is doing to him when Solanke is fit
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Post by bobbyghoul on Oct 29, 2022 17:39:00 GMT
He’s too good for Bournemouth ffs. Maybe not a starter but should be at a prem club where he alternates regularly with the main striker, not brought on as a time wasting sub as that bloke in charge of Bournemouth is doing to him when Solanke is fit Didn't he start today? With Solanke? |
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Post by quetzal on Oct 29, 2022 18:33:07 GMT
2nd goal was a cracker
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Post by insertname on Oct 29, 2022 21:27:47 GMT
He’s too good for Bournemouth ffs. Maybe not a starter but should be at a prem club where he alternates regularly with the main striker, not brought on as a time wasting sub as that bloke in charge of Bournemouth is doing to him when Solanke is fit Didn't he start today? With Solanke? It looks like he did today but the last few weeks he has been brought on in the 89th minute, for what can only be a time wasting sub. Solanke is obviously the main man there and that’s fair enough but Moore should be having more time on the pitch based on his early season performances. As he showed today if you give him time on the pitch and put a good ball in to his head or his feet there is a great chance he will score. We’ll have to see if his two goals today raise him up in the pecking order a bit and cement a first team spot. He’s certainly not out of his depth in the prem and has shown that he is definitely not just a big lad that you try and lump the ball up to |
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Post by bobbyghoul on Oct 29, 2022 23:40:31 GMT
I agree, maybe they've hit on an effective formula by playing Solanke and KM together. Fingers crossed
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Post by CrackityJones on Nov 12, 2022 16:04:38 GMT
Scored again. Bang in form
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Post by hooky on Nov 12, 2022 17:08:48 GMT
Love the guy and love his story
Keep proving them wrong! Hope everything goes well for him!
He really could be the difference against a team like Iran
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Post by morg on Nov 12, 2022 17:21:23 GMT
Have seen a few potential starting elevens with Bale,Moore and James up front. I really like the look of that but would worry that it leaves us with only 2 in midfield. Do think we look better with him on the pitch generally though especially as he seems to be improving.
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Post by insertname on Nov 12, 2022 17:22:11 GMT
Love the guy and love his story Keep proving them wrong! Hope everything goes well for him! He really could be the difference against a team like Iran Went off injured |
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Post by hooky on Nov 12, 2022 17:23:37 GMT
Precautionary I hope. We need him.
Would have Bale as an impact sub in the first game personally
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Post by dai on Nov 12, 2022 17:35:07 GMT
He's brilliant......if he's allowed to compete. Not sure how much he'll get away with at the WC, international refs are fuss arses.
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Post by insertname on Nov 12, 2022 17:48:49 GMT
No! Precautionary I hope. We need him. Would have Bale as an impact sub in the first game personally Was walking on the pitch at the end wearing the club bench warmer jacket which is positive but media specifically stating that he was subbed off due to injury. Was bracketed in with Maddison as a potential injury scare from the last round of fixtures before the world cup |
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Post by iot on Nov 12, 2022 18:21:01 GMT
Was looking at the BBC report feed. They mentioned him picking up a heavy know around the 30-min mark, but he wanted to play on. Guessing it got the better of him in the end. But shouldn't be a concern for the first game. I imagine he will sit out the first few days after the squad join up to rest it, and then get back into things around the middle of next week
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Post by insertname on Nov 20, 2022 1:33:38 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63691007This sort of shit is massively ill advised and if it was another Cymru player or a US or Iran player I’d be thinking they were a right twat…. ….but it’s hard to be tough on Moore, as a bloke who has come from non-league to play for a country you wouldn’t really have associated him with. It just feels so mad when you look at how he and Cymru have come together. It seemed like Giggs tenure was flagging then he brings in Moore who scores the winner in Slovakia and from there he’s been a revelation and we’re now 3 qualifications from 4, a situation that arguably wouldn’t have happened if it weren’t for Moore’s emergence as someone able to carry the bulk of the goalscoring burden. So whilst I wish he’d keep his trap shut I really feel he’s the James Chester of the post Russia era and has maybe earned the right to gob off a bit. Just hope we’re 2 from 2 by the England game so the result is reasonably immaterial by then!
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Post by bobbyghoul on Nov 20, 2022 11:25:29 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63691007This sort of shit is massively ill advised and if it was another Cymru player or a US or Iran player I’d be thinking they were a right twat…. ….but it’s hard to be tough on Moore, as a bloke who has come from non-league to play for a country you wouldn’t really have associated him with. It just feels so mad when you look at how he and Cymru have come together. It seemed like Giggs tenure was flagging then he brings in Moore who scores the winner in Slovakia and from there he’s been a revelation and we’re now 3 qualifications from 4, a situation that arguably wouldn’t have happened if it weren’t for Moore’s emergence as someone able to carry the bulk of the goalscoring burden. So whilst I wish he’d keep his trap shut I really feel he’s the James Chester of the post Russia era and has maybe earned the right to gob off a bit. Just hope we’re 2 from 2 by the England game so the result is reasonably immaterial by then! Firstly, the headline is misleading and very poor from the BBC. Secondly, no, Moore has not earned the right to be publicly stirring the pot. He's a silly Billy and should leave that stuff to Bale 😂 |
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Post by welshrover on Nov 20, 2022 12:19:05 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63691007This sort of shit is massively ill advised and if it was another Cymru player or a US or Iran player I’d be thinking they were a right twat…. ….but it’s hard to be tough on Moore, as a bloke who has come from non-league to play for a country you wouldn’t really have associated him with. It just feels so mad when you look at how he and Cymru have come together. It seemed like Giggs tenure was flagging then he brings in Moore who scores the winner in Slovakia and from there he’s been a revelation and we’re now 3 qualifications from 4, a situation that arguably wouldn’t have happened if it weren’t for Moore’s emergence as someone able to carry the bulk of the goalscoring burden. So whilst I wish he’d keep his trap shut I really feel he’s the James Chester of the post Russia era and has maybe earned the right to gob off a bit. Just hope we’re 2 from 2 by the England game so the result is reasonably immaterial by then! Firstly, the headline is misleading and very poor from the BBC. Secondly, no, Moore has not earned the right to be publicly stirring the pot. He's a silly Billy and should leave that stuff to Bale 😂 I would imagine the reporter has asked him the question to which he has naturally replied yes as opposed to him coming out and making the statement. Pretty much the same way Andy Murray was misquoted some years back. |
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Post by bobbyghoul on Nov 20, 2022 14:39:36 GMT
Firstly, the headline is misleading and very poor from the BBC. Secondly, no, Moore has not earned the right to be publicly stirring the pot. He's a silly Billy and should leave that stuff to Bale 😂 I would imagine the reporter has asked him the question to which he has naturally replied yes as opposed to him coming out and making the statement. Pretty much the same way Andy Murray was misquoted some years back. Most 'journalists' are clickbait wankers these days. |
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Post by jimexotic on Nov 21, 2022 23:28:45 GMT
Brilliant performance, completely changed the game and gave the US nightmares.
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Post by dai on Nov 21, 2022 23:36:45 GMT
I think he will be our most important player going forward, we look a much better side with him on the pitch.
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Post by allezlesrouges on Nov 22, 2022 10:01:05 GMT
He'll score against Iran
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Post by insertname on Nov 22, 2022 10:13:02 GMT
Given how well he’s done in the prem he has to start against England for me, surely our most potent chance of getting a goal up against their defenders (which seems to be the weakest part of their team) |
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Post by rushy on Nov 22, 2022 10:49:00 GMT
I think he will be our most important player going forward, we look a much better side with him on the pitch. Goals are the issue for us and I can't see an alternative to Moore if we are trying to score from open play, at least with him on the pitch we have someone that offers the possibility and others can feed off , otherwise it's pens or free kicks. |
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Post by morg on Nov 22, 2022 11:00:41 GMT
I think he will be our most important player going forward, we look a much better side with him on the pitch. Goals are the issue for us and I can't see an alternative to Moore if we are trying to score from open play, at least with him on the pitch we have someone that offers the possibility and others can feed off , otherwise it's pens or free kicks. Pointing more and more towards a back 4 for me. Would give us Kieffer up top and 3 from Ramsey, Bale, Wilson, Johnson, James just behind with 2 holding mids behind. Plus Kieffer didn't get booked! |
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Post by jimexotic on Nov 22, 2022 11:00:57 GMT
His career trajectory has been crazy, he's getting better and better. Just four and a half years ago Ipswich let him go without scoring a goal for them. I loved the focus on him as he was about to come on, Jonny and Rubin hugging him and he maintained the focus, he was so fired up and played with the confidence of a man that feels he belongs on this stage. The Cinderella Man of modern day football.
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Post by talyfan on Nov 22, 2022 12:07:05 GMT
His career trajectory has been crazy, he's getting better and better. Just four and a half years ago Ipswich let him go without scoring a goal for them. I loved the focus on him as he was about to come on, Jonny and Rubin hugging him and he maintained the focus, he was so fired up and played with the confidence of a man that feels he belongs on this stage. The Cinderella Man of modern day football. This is why we shouldn't rule out older or players with non-traditional pathways from selection. Isaac Christie Davies or Paul Mullin might just be future Balon d'Or winners after we call them up 😉 |
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Post by fiveattheback on Nov 22, 2022 13:25:41 GMT
An incredible ability to keep proving people wrong
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Post by morg on Nov 22, 2022 13:46:28 GMT
Said it before but he's so much better on the ground now. That pass into Brennan for his chance was superb and he's so difficult to dispossess now. Fair play to him.
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Post by insertname on Nov 22, 2022 15:05:15 GMT
An incredible ability to keep proving people wrong Written off time and again, sometimes by people on his side. With Bale’s decline in terms of his mobility and given how he changed the game single handedly after he came on, he is arguably the most important player going forward as the players from 2016 age and become less effective. He looked to be a good find when he first came in and got the crucial winner against Slovakia and it’s incredible how ever more integral he has become since then. I wonder what happened to that lad on here who kept calling him a donkey? 😂 |
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Post by allezlesrouges on Nov 24, 2022 21:40:11 GMT
An incredible ability to keep proving people wrong Written off time and again, sometimes by people on his side. With Bale’s decline in terms of his mobility and given how he changed the game single handedly after he came on, he is arguably the most important player going forward as the players from 2016 age and become less effective. He looked to be a good find when he first came in and got the crucial winner against Slovakia and it’s incredible how ever more integral he has become since then. I wonder what happened to that lad on here who kept calling him a donkey? 😂 Wasn't he called an embarrassment of a selection because he was supposedly a washed up Anglo, who devalued caps, and we should have instead capped a younger Welsh born prospect? The goals/performances quickly ended that talk |
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