• The first stage of the forum upgrades has now been completed but they remain in a degraded state and are still being worked on. Normal posting/reading should now be possible.
    Please read this thread for more details.
    New user registrations are currently disabled.

Hemir


chopsfc007 said:
When did we see excellent hold up play and hell of shit based on this goal his first with his feet for us I think
Click to expand...
Literally nobody passed to our forwards they were too busy messing about with the ball at the back or going backwards from wide areas back to the centre backs rinse and repeat
chopsfc007 said:
Where did I say yes a good player
Click to expand...
Running about doesn’t make you competent then he’s crap he’s also a lot older
 
Whitburnmakem said:
Literally nobody passed to our forwards they were too busy messing about with the ball at the back or going backwards from wide areas back to the centre backs rinse and repeat

Running about doesn’t make you competent then he’s crap he’s also a lot older
Click to expand...
Didn't say it did if 2 players are awful I'd rather someone with work rate
 
boomer said:
Not sure what people were expecting from a young kid moving to a new country and new league with barely any/zero experience in mens football.
Click to expand...
What was the person(s) who scouted him and recommended the signing looking for (bearing in mind he was handed the #9 shirt)?
 
Perryqhill said:
I think that's the key here. Be it training or taking the burden of leading the line off them in the first team - the people in charge and fans must now have learnt for this type of buying young players and developing them to work, you have to have enough experience, strength and quality in the first team to then be able to introduce lads like Hemir and Mayenda and let them learn and develop.

They're not teenage sensations. They're young inexperienced, raw kids that generally have been let go as they need a bit of work.
Click to expand...

Aye, your experienced pro's aren't just a big positive on a match day, but integral to have around in training. Naturally, your younger players will look to the older heads for guidance and leadership.

I'd say the club need some more coaches, who are dedicated to specific areas....attack, defence, and set pieces, as well as getting some experience and first team quality in on the playing side.
 
Even after only one shot/goal he's just been prompted to the only one of our players who can strike a ball cleanly (Clarkies 'powder puff' curlers aside...)
 
chopsfc007 said:
Didn't say it did if 2 players are awful I'd rather someone with work rate
Click to expand...
I’d rather a striker that’s big strong and can shoot and have midfielders that can do the running
Perryqhill said:
He didn't move and couldn't compete physically. Made him easy to mark.

I doubt much will have changed when it gets to the real stuff, but I guess we'll see.
Click to expand...
He was on loads ball to feet every game but they are clearly under instructions to never give the ball away so they don’t try anything and go for the risk adverse pass backwards
 
Last edited:
Whitburnmakem said:
I’d rather a striker that’s big strong and can shoot and have midfielders that can do the running

He was on loads ball to feet every game but they are clearly under instructions to never give the ball away so they don’t try anything and go for the risk adverse pass backwards
Click to expand...
That's not Hemir
 
I cant remember which game it was but back end of last season Hemir started and we never put a cross in for as long as he was on the pitch. Took him off and replaced him with a midget and were then pumping balls into the box. It was ridiculous
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top