I absolutely raved about this lad last season, so I’m baffled as to why he looks like half the player he was then.
He must be in real danger of being pulled from the starting line up. I know we had a decent performance today but I feel it needs to be addressed. Why is he so poor at the minute?
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21-04-2019 04:13 PM #1
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21-04-2019 04:19 PM #2
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He’s not poor and clearly we don’t play two upfront like we did .His role is totally different.
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I think I’ll let PH decide how he’s playing and what his role is during a game.
Think he’ll score next week against that mob
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21-04-2019 04:32 PM #4
Think it's a fair point from OP. I don't think we are seeing the best of him.
Not sure what the answer is as he wasn't playing at his best up front earlier in the season either.
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21-04-2019 04:33 PM #6
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I can see why some don't think he's done much recently. But he is being asked to graft under PH and I think the thing I'm enjoying is his enthusiasm to do so with little return and media praise. Suggests that PH is showing him the love he needs. Hopefully next season when we have a full squad and some signings in he flourishes in the goal scoring charts again. Might see him move centrally again.
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21-04-2019 04:38 PM #7
For some reason he never seems to be in total control of the ball when he has possession. Can't say I noticed the same thing last season.
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21-04-2019 04:45 PM #9
Last season he was quick, strong, skilful and pretty clinical. He could drive past several men with skill and his performance in the final game against rangers, first half especially was outstanding
This season he seems to have bulked up a fair bit and rarely beats his man.
I would say the main thing is his decision making, this season he seems to be trying the hardest thing possible (like his shot today before he went off) last season he would hold it up, beat a man and lay it off
His touch does seem poor lately.
Hopefully next season he gets his sharpness back and recreates the form of his first 6 months.
Bare in mind he also had McGinn, Mcgeouch, Allan, Boyle, Barker and Ambrose supplying him with very good service.
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21-04-2019 04:47 PM #11
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Love the fact he stuck up for Omeonga when brown gave him that panto look after the tumble. Stupid yellow but it showed togetherness get it right up that rocket
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21-04-2019 04:48 PM #12
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Thought he would have stepped up when Lennon left but he hasn't really done a lot more tbh. If Hecky feels as if he can get better in then I think he may be away in the summer.
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21-04-2019 04:49 PM #13
He’s just technically not that great a footballer or a natural finisher. His decision making in the final 3rd is infuriating at best. Shadow of the player we had on loan.
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21-04-2019 04:51 PM #14
Not sure what PH thinks we get from him in that position.
Not great defensively leaving Lewis with two men a lot of the time and not great going forward.
Either work with with MM upfront and press the game or be a left midfielder prepared to track back he was sort of did neither and was in between all day for me.
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21-04-2019 04:51 PM #15
I like Kamberi a lot but I thought he was poor today even allowing for him being asked to do more on the defensive side of the game. He just seemed slow to react to anything and his movement to create space wasn't great.
I gave Shaw a bit stick for the chances he missed and his hesitancy in the box but on reflection at least he actually got into those positions. Kamberi rarely looked a threat.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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21-04-2019 04:59 PM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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21-04-2019 05:02 PM #17
If he doesn't score in the next couple games then I can see Agyepong/Gauld starting ahead of him.
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21-04-2019 05:09 PM #19
Criticism of him on this thread is a bit OTT...hes playing an unfamiliar role for the good of team. I agree he wasn't very good today but give the guy a break it's not really his position hes playing at moment
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21-04-2019 05:09 PM #20
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He is being asked to do a job that he wouldnt naturally do.. No issue with him in the current set up.
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21-04-2019 05:13 PM #22
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He's learning a new position and panning his nut in doing so. More than happy with his contribution under Hecky thus far.
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21-04-2019 05:20 PM #24
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Not a fan tbh...doesn't make great decisions - too selfish today when he had two in the box to square to...and to me, he is often caught on his heels. Certainly works harder under the new manager though . And I accept he is not playing in his natural role. Will be surprised if he is our starting forward next season.
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Had Kamberi got a second booking like he did at Hearts, he could have blown all the hard work of his team out the window.
Needs to wind his neck in at times and behave like a professional sportsman rather than a gullible fool.
Re his play, he is doing what the manager has told him to do and is making the team every week so the manager must be happy with his contribution.Last edited by CMurdoch; 21-04-2019 at 05:35 PM.
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21-04-2019 05:26 PM #27
Wasn't he a left winger at Grasshoppers?
I like Flo and think once (if!) we get him playing centrally again with another striker off him, he will be back. Criticism is OTT.
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21-04-2019 05:31 PM #28
If Oli's first chance had fallen to Flo , he would have hit it first time
Not really sure what he is doing so far to the left , but if Hecky sets his team up like that he has to live with it. If McNulty goes back to Reading, then it could be Flo in the middle and someone else on the left for next season.
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21-04-2019 05:36 PM #29
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I noticed he allowed players to go beyond him on more than a few occasions leaving Lewis exposed.
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21-04-2019 05:37 PM #30
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Oh give it a rest. He’s quite clearly struggling for whatever reason. Nobody has it in for him.
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