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Penguins wrote:Well, now he has earned another 3 months of garbage showings because his heart is so red...

He is so poor with the ball... but I can see why many likes him.
But he is so damn average it's unbelivable. But now he has scored against the blue***** so he is one step closer to sainthood.

Penguins wrote:But except for the win, which was lovely, did anything really happen out on the field in that game that makes you positive our poor form has turned?

We were 2nd best against that shower of ****. That is the truth no matter how you slice and dice it. And Kuyt isn't the only one being poor but he has been poor for a long time now and he never ever gets subbed no matter what.
He spends the time waiting for someone else in the team to make it happen so he can be the hero and tap in a rebound or another 5 yard shot.

His main criteria seems to be to run around and chase the ball like a dog and once he gets it he doesn't know what to do with it unless he is inside the 6 yard box.
Sounds harsh?
Well, it is the truth.

And isn't it time to live in the now?
In todays football yopu can't afford to have passengers like in the 70's and 80's if you top players was good enough.
The competition is so fierce in todays game and if you have a weakness you will be punished and you will be exposed.

And I prefer Benayoun on the right most games unless we are facing a skilled opponents that takes the game to us.

All this desire, running etc are blinding everyone from seeing Kuyt the footballer, and a very limited one he is.

Benny The Noon wrote:Was involved in pretty much most of our attacking play throughout the game and scored a goal - not much more can be asked .

Penguins wrote:Excuse me for looking a bit more long term than just 1 game...

I ask you again, did anything really happen out on the field in that game that makes you positive our poor form has turned?

Normally if you turn out displays like that you loose in the long run.

But I am sorry to touch the subject of saint Kuyt.
He is "one of us", "a true lfc legend" "insert another brainwash comment" 

Well, he will be famous for one thing if we keep on playing him when he shouldn't(like fpr example CL final). Least trophies compared to years spent at the club...

more sh.it from scandanavia

Penguins wrote:Maybe cause Kuyt plays 90 min every game?

And the thing is Benayoun is a creative player who can turn players inside out and make something happen out of nothing.
He runs a defenders, challenges them.

When Kuyt gets the ball he goes out right, passes the ball back and goes into the box hoping to get the end of something other teammates create.

Kuyt is a versatile squad player who are useful in certain games and if we have the lead at the end of a game. He is no indispensible superstar and folkhero some try to make him out to be. He is a failed striker who became a right winger at the age of 28 in his career...

Fauxy wrote:

Penguins wrote:Maybe cause Kuyt plays 90 min every game?

And the thing is Benayoun is a creative player who can turn players inside out and make something happen out of nothing.
He runs a defenders, challenges them.

When Kuyt gets the ball he goes out right, passes the ball back and goes into the box hoping to get the end of something other teammates create.

Kuyt is a versatile squad player who are useful in certain games and if we have the lead at the end of a game. He is no indispensible superstar and folkhero some try to make him out to be. He is a failed striker who became a right winger at the age of 28 in his career...

Reading your posts makes me want to rub my eyes with sandpaper.. you are just the kind of supporter that would Boo their own players.

He is in a red shirt and as long as he is in it we should give him encouragment for trying his best. Same with Lucas and N'gog.

What would you expect from a post Istanbul recruit

Penguins wrote:Maybe cause Kuyt plays 90 min every game?

And the thing is Benayoun is a creative player who can turn players inside out and make something happen out of nothing.
He runs a defenders, challenges them.

When Kuyt gets the ball he goes out right, passes the ball back and goes into the box hoping to get the end of something other teammates create.

Kuyt is a versatile squad player who are useful in certain games and if we have the lead at the end of a game. He is no indispensible superstar and folkhero some try to make him out to be. He is a failed striker who became a right winger at the age of 28 in his career...

Ben Patrick wrote:Just for the record Kuyt imo played far better than Gerrard who looked off the pace and was misplacing passes and even headers for the majority of the game.