Jump to content
IGNORED

Keogh and LJ

'Orns

By 'Orns
in Football Chat

Recommended Posts

'Orns

'Orns

Posted
Posted

Two incidents today that made me wonder if there are issues between the two, were they in the same squad at the same time?

Both during the first half, before the Vydra dive (the cheating ****), RK made out that he was going to blast the ball at LJ from close distance, but pulled out at last minute. Not long after the Vydra peno (the cheating ****) he appeared to slap the Derby badge on his shirt a little vigorously in LJs direction

Or have I had one Thatchers too many and thinking too much about it?

19,500 in the ground, bet I'm the only one who spotted either incident!

ZiderEyed

ZiderEyed

Posted
Posted
9 minutes ago, Woodsy said:

Two incidents today that made me wonder if there are issues between the two, were they in the same squad at the same time?

Both during the first half, before the Vydra dive (the cheating ****), RK made out that he was going to blast the ball at LJ from close distance, but pulled out at last minute. Not long after the Vydra peno (the cheating ****) he appeared to slap the Derby badge on his shirt a little vigorously in LJs direction

Or have I had one Thatchers too many and thinking too much about it?

19,500 in the ground, bet I'm the only one who spotted either incident!

Didn't see that at all, interesting though. Keogh is a bad, slow ***** either way.

WhistleHappy

WhistleHappy

Posted
Posted

I was very sleepy and watching TV when I heard the announcer saying the next program coming up would be.....

' Through The Keogh ... who lives in an ass like this? ' 

 

It is possible I misheard though I suppose.

joe jordans teeth

joe jordans teeth

Posted
Posted
1 hour ago, WhistleHappy said:

I was very sleepy and watching TV when I heard the announcer saying the next program coming up would be.....

' Through The Keogh ... who lives in an ass like this? ' 

 

It is possible I misheard though I suppose.

Oh dear,so crap it made me chuckle 

Andy082005

Andy082005

Posted
Posted

I can remember speaking to Keogh and David Noble on regular occasions in Java on a Saturday night 

Both were always well oiled and neither very complimentry about Johnson . At the time Johnson was a regular when many of us fans thought Noble should have been starting more 

EnclosureSurge

EnclosureSurge

Posted
Posted
7 hours ago, Woodsy said:

Two incidents today that made me wonder if there are issues between the two, were they in the same squad at the same time?

Both during the first half, before the Vydra dive (the cheating ****), RK made out that he was going to blast the ball at LJ from close distance, but pulled out at last minute. Not long after the Vydra peno (the cheating ****) he appeared to slap the Derby badge on his shirt a little vigorously in LJs direction

Or have I had one Thatchers too many and thinking too much about it?

19,500 in the ground, bet I'm the only one who spotted either incident!

I do like posts like this; excellent spot (if, indeed, you hadn't had one too many Thatchers). Little things that people see when everyone else is looking the other way. Was Keogh slapping his badge after he looked like a sloth sticking a foot out tripping J Leko for our pen? He always was a bit slow (Keogh, not Leko; it's doubtful he's ever been slow) and to be confronted by those dancing feet... Mind most of us would've been bamboozled, I was just watching it, but to see Keogh painfully slowly go one way then t'other... Triffic.

Monkeh

Monkeh

Posted
Posted
29 minutes ago, Fodbarmyarmy said:

More about his dads treatment of Keogh i would think..

 

 

what offering a young centre back a two year contract (that he refused to sign) who was kept out of the side by more established players (Jamie McCombe and Louis Carey)? yea really bad treatment that

BobBobSuperBob

BobBobSuperBob

Posted
Posted
6 minutes ago, Monkeh said:

what offering a young centre back a two year contract (that he refused to sign) who was kept out of the side by more established players (Jamie McCombe and Louis Carey)? yea really bad treatment that

IIRC - he left because he believed wasn't given enough of a chance in terms of First Team starts

He won the young player award IIRC  - but left not long after

Sure he made some comments to this effect when he left

RedM

RedM

Posted
Posted

Sticking my neck out here but I quite like Keogh. Many reports of him keeping it real when he was here, living in 'digs' and travelling to games/training on a bus and happy to be a 'normal' person. Wasn't he shoved around the dude a bit, played out of position which made him struggle. He did go on to better things than we did at the time. 

To be honest I didn't notice him yesterday as their player or our ex player, not much of a reception or boos which is unusual

BobBobSuperBob

BobBobSuperBob

Posted
Posted
4 minutes ago, RedM said:

Sticking my neck out here but I quite like Keogh. Many reports of him keeping it real when he was here, living in 'digs' and travelling to games/training on a bus and happy to be a 'normal' person. Wasn't he shoved around the dude a bit, played out of position which made him struggle. He did go on to better things than we did at the time. 

To be honest I didn't notice him yesterday as their player or our ex player, not much of a reception or boos which is unusual

Agree M

Wholehearted and has played Internationally so no mug !

For most of his career since he left we would have jumped at the chance to have him back in our side

 

Phileas Fogg

Phileas Fogg

Posted
Posted
5 minutes ago, RedM said:

Sticking my neck out here but I quite like Keogh. Many reports of him keeping it real when he was here, living in 'digs' and travelling to games/training on a bus and happy to be a 'normal' person. Wasn't he shoved around the dude a bit, played out of position which made him struggle. He did go on to better things than we did at the time. 

To be honest I didn't notice him yesterday as their player or our ex player, not much of a reception or boos which is unusual

Agreed. He was only young when he was here anyway and I doubt he holds a grudge with LJ about selection issues a decade ago.

Thought he was a good player at the time and gone on to have a good career. I remember his friendship with Noble - particularly those sozzled interviews on the victory boat tour in 2007. Pair of likeable pissheads.

Noble is one of the biggest wastes of talent I've seen at this club.. but that's another topic altogether. Fantastically talented player.

shelts

shelts

Posted
Posted

He hasn't had a bad career and has played internationally. Wrong type of centre half when he was here. Was he not really close with Noble ?

Robin Goch

Robin Goch

Posted
Posted
8 hours ago, Woodsy said:

Two incidents today that made me wonder if there are issues between the two, were they in the same squad at the same time?

Both during the first half, before the Vydra dive (the cheating ****), RK made out that he was going to blast the ball at LJ from close distance, but pulled out at last minute. Not long after the Vydra peno (the cheating ****) he appeared to slap the Derby badge on his shirt a little vigorously in LJs direction

Or have I had one Thatchers too many and thinking too much about it?

19,500 in the ground, bet I'm the only one who spotted either incident!

Don't think you can be that harsh on Vydra if you celebrated Leko diving to win a pen?

'Orns

'Orns

Posted
  • Author
Posted
21 minutes ago, Robin Goch said:

Don't think you can be that harsh on Vydra if you celebrated Leko diving to win a pen?

At least there was some contact on Leko, from the video I saw. I had a clear view in Vydra, he was going down before Frankie got there

But, yeah, two soft pens. Aren't they all nowadays?

Bar BS3

Bar BS3

Posted
Posted
4 hours ago, Andy082005 said:

I can remember speaking to Keogh and David Noble on regular occasions in Java on a Saturday night 

Both were always well oiled and neither very complimentry about Johnson . At the time Johnson was a regular when many of us fans thought Noble should have been starting more 

Noble, despite his ability, was bitter about the fact that LJ was ahead of him in the team. 

Perhaps the fact that he was out in town, pissed of his face, regularly, while LJ was at home, maybe investing in his property portfolio, is the reason that Noble pissed his career away and LJ has gone to have an increasingly impressive career at a higher level. 

And a property portfolio which I'd guess is worth millions!

shelts

shelts

Posted
Posted
7 minutes ago, Woodsy said:

At least there was some contact on Leko, from the video I saw. I had a clear view in Vydra, he was going down before Frankie got there

But, yeah, two soft pens. Aren't they all nowadays?

I must say I thought theirs was nailed on, just going on players reaction and in particular Frankie's

Andy082005

Andy082005

Posted
Posted
3 minutes ago, Bar BS3 said:

Noble, despite his ability, was bitter about the fact that LJ was ahead of him in the team. 

Perhaps the fact that he was out in town, pissed of his face, regularly, while LJ was at home, maybe investing in his property portfolio, is the reason that Noble pissed his career away and LJ has gone to have an increasingly impressive career at a higher level. 

And a property portfolio which I'd guess is worth millions!

Couldn't agree more 

Noble and Keogh were always smashed. And in my opinion it was Nobles social life that cost him progressing to a higher standard. He certainly had the ability 

Makes me wonder if it's the reason Freeman and Ayling were shipped out. Although can honestly say I never seen them in the same state as what Keogh and Noble used to get in....I would often see these to in Pam Pams up in Clifton. Ayling was always wasted. 

Alex_BCFC

Alex_BCFC

Posted
Posted
18 minutes ago, Woodsy said:

At least there was some contact on Leko, from the video I saw. I had a clear view in Vydra, he was going down before Frankie got there

But, yeah, two soft pens. Aren't they all nowadays?

Both were pens with contact - not huge amounts but enough. I had a great view of the their one and if Frankie hadn't of dived in, their lad was going away from goal and wouldn't have scored. Just stupid really and you can see from his reaction too - he knew it.

BobBobSuperBob

BobBobSuperBob

Posted
Posted
15 minutes ago, Alex_BCFC said:

Both were pens with contact - not huge amounts but enough. I had a great view of the their one and if Frankie hadn't of dived in, their lad was going away from goal and wouldn't have scored. Just stupid really and you can see from his reaction too - he knew it.

Agree

He (Vydra) left his trailing foot in to ensure contact and 'win' the penalty

Frankie was annoyed with himself as he gave him the opportunity / invitation 

Milan djurichimovic

Milan djurichimovic

Posted
Posted
14 minutes ago, BobBobSuperBob said:

Agree

He (Vydra) left his trailing foot in to ensure contact and 'win' the penalty

Frankie was annoyed with himself as he gave him the opportunity / invitation 

The cheating smarmy****  defiantly was going down before he got touched sat right behind it and don't feel leko went down until contact made 

Robin Goch

Robin Goch

Posted
Posted
6 hours ago, Woodsy said:

At least there was some contact on Leko, from the video I saw. I had a clear view in Vydra, he was going down before Frankie got there

But, yeah, two soft pens. Aren't they all nowadays?

Leko's was right in front of me and it was a blatant dive. If that was an opposition player we'd be hounding him out as a cheat. Unfortunately it just shows the way our game is going with penalties being given for both these incidents. 

bissellredhead

bissellredhead

Posted
Posted
9 minutes ago, AppyDAZE said:

A bit harsh to call Vydra a cheating **** as he did nothing wrong as far as I could see. Pen all day long, for me.

Spot on. If it were the other way round I'm sure hardly anyone would say it wasn't a penalty!

100% penalty in my book

Robbored

Robbored

Posted
Posted
7 minutes ago, bissellredhead said:

Spot on. If it were the other way round I'm sure hardly anyone would say it wasn't a penalty!

100% penalty in my book

I thought it was a definite pen until I saw it on TV. Vydra "won" the spot kick by going over just as he'd passed FF arms. It looked to me as if he dived on TV.

The Leko pen was simply him being too tricky for Keogh who caught Leko's standing leg. That was a stonewall pen.

Judda

Judda

Posted
Posted
10 hours ago, shelts said:

I must say I thought theirs was nailed on, just going on players reaction and in particular Frankie's

Both were pens. Even if they were both 'bought by the players...

ZiderEyed

ZiderEyed

Posted
Posted
4 hours ago, Robin Goch said:

Leko's was right in front of me and it was a blatant dive. If that was an opposition player we'd be hounding him out as a cheat. Unfortunately it just shows the way our game is going with penalties being given for both these incidents. 

Eh? He was looking for it, like I said in another thread, Keogh bit and it was a penalty. Don't know what you were watching.

petehinton

petehinton

Posted
Posted
12 hours ago, Phileas Fogg said:

Agreed. He was only young when he was here anyway and I doubt he holds a grudge with LJ about selection issues a decade ago.

Thought he was a good player at the time and gone on to have a good career. I remember his friendship with Noble - particularly those sozzled interviews on the victory boat tour in 2007. Pair of likeable pissheads.

Noble is one of the biggest wastes of talent I've seen at this club.. but that's another topic altogether. Fantastically talented player.

Noble still the best player we've had for many a year in terms of raw ability. Never seen someone have so much effortless talent. 

Sadly he seemed to enjoyed the party/banter side of football a bit too much. 

Plays for St Albans now (albeit he is 35). IMO could've/should've been signed from a Prem side the year we didn't go up, probably could've stayed at a top level since. 

Compare his talent & skill to Steve Sidwell (who he was in arsenal's youth team with), and the respective careers they've had, it's such a waste. 

AppyDAZE

AppyDAZE

Posted
Posted
10 minutes ago, Northern Red said:

When Paul Gascoigne is suggesting that you're wasting your talent, as he did with Noble in his autobiography (they were both at Boston for a bit), then you know you've got issues.

This is true, Nobes and Gazza were both young kids with the Red Socks for a while. Or were they together in that band with the big hair?   :laugh: More than a feeling

Seriously though, whatever happened to Boston? Maybe more of a question for one of our friends from north of the river (those with more experience of the lower echelons in recent times)

Boston?

Lanterne Rouge

Lanterne Rouge

Posted
Posted
4 minutes ago, AppyDAZE said:

eThis is true, Nobes and Gazza were both young kids with the Red Socks for a while. Or were they together in that band with the big hair?   :laugh: More than a feeling

Seriously though, whatever happened to Boston? Maybe more of a question for one of our friends from north of the river (those with more experience of the lower echelons in recent times)

Boston?

I think they got done for breaking all sorts of financial regulations and got relegated about three leagues - there might have been some connection with that bloke who owned Doncaster and tried to burn Belle Vue down for the insurance money but I could be completely wide of the mark with that.

AppyDAZE

AppyDAZE

Posted
Posted
3 minutes ago, Red Right Hand said:

I think they got done for breaking all sorts of financial regulations and got relegated about three leagues - there might have been some connection with that bloke who owned Doncaster and tried to burn Belle Vue down for the insurance money but I could be completely wide of the mark with that.

youre right.  and Steve Evans was manager and only just avoided jail  I think I read

nebristolred

nebristolred

Posted
Posted

Noble definitely one of those players who wasted a potentially brilliant career. I seem to remember he was never able to last a whole game really. Even his wonder goal against Palace was by his own admission, only because he was knackered and couldn't be bothered to run with it!

brady bunch

brady bunch

Posted
Posted

Neither LJ or Noble should have been first on the team sheet, Alex Russell should have been ahead of both, from what I saw and the stats back me up I think.

cidered abroad

cidered abroad

Posted
Posted
14 hours ago, Woodsy said:

At least there was some contact on Leko, from the video I saw. I had a clear view in Vydra, he was going down before Frankie got there

But, yeah, two soft pens. Aren't they all nowadays?

Glad that I'm not the only one who saw Vydra on his way down before Frank got there.

ZiderEyed

ZiderEyed

Posted
Posted
35 minutes ago, cidered abroad said:

Glad that I'm not the only one who saw Vydra on his way down before Frank got there.

My first instinct when I saw it was that it wasn't a penalty/he was looking for it, similar to Leko's in many ways, you knew what he was doing. Shame because the ref has to give them.

BITW

BITW

Posted
Posted
42 minutes ago, cidered abroad said:

Glad that I'm not the only one who saw Vydra on his way down before Frank got there.

That was my first thought seeing it live but if the ref had any doubt frankies reaction would of made his mind up. 

Swede

Swede

Posted
Posted

I was behind it, Frankie dived but realising the error pulled out, Vydra, in making sure there was contact  touches Fielding with his leg.

Clever play by Vydra.

Leko just bamboozled Keogh into making the challenge and he fell for it.

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...