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Post by Ginger Ninja on Jun 17, 2020 14:29:45 GMT
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Post by acricketer on Jun 17, 2020 22:33:15 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2020 4:53:15 GMT
Been with us since 2016 and we still got a year left on his contract. Brum rumoured to have pocket loads of cash on the way with Bellingham Offski . Ex premier manager Darren Moore recently said Seny Dieng is good enough to play in premiership Sounds like Les has already agreed transfer fee as brum are speaking to player. If we get £10m plus add ons will Hitman buy Les a Falafei ?
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Post by 1qprdk on Jun 18, 2020 7:10:05 GMT
Dunno, but maybe a falafel?
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Post by gtleighsr3 on Jun 18, 2020 7:48:08 GMT
Plenty other teams seem to rate him. The club that has him seem to not give a fack.
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Post by esoxlucius on Jun 18, 2020 8:24:24 GMT
Plenty other teams seem to rate him. The club that has him seem to not give a fack. Perhaps QPR really rate him too and wanted him to get his first team experience away from the toxicity of the fans at the KPFS. You only have to see the comments about Joe Lumley to realise that there is no quarter given for mistakes.
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Post by gtleighsr3 on Jun 18, 2020 8:29:06 GMT
If they rate him,why sell him allegedly?,and not punt Joanna out on loan
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Post by esoxlucius on Jun 18, 2020 8:30:58 GMT
If they rate him,why sell him allegedly?,and not punt Joanna out on loan If they get offered good money for him they will take it. They have lost a lot of revenue since February and, as we are all well aware, every penny counts.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2020 8:33:19 GMT
Don’t think brum would buy him..they gave David Seaman away to us in 86 🤣
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Post by Hitman34 on Jun 18, 2020 8:43:01 GMT
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Post by Corbray on Jun 18, 2020 8:54:55 GMT
If they rate him,why sell him allegedly?,and not punt Joanna out on loan lumley was pretty good last season tbh, if we did sell him at the start of this season and only had kelly and dieng as keepers then people would have moaned lol
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Post by gtleighsr3 on Jun 18, 2020 8:56:33 GMT
I havnt moaned since I stopped seeing my bit on side!
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Post by Stanley75 on Jun 18, 2020 9:15:17 GMT
If they rate him,why sell him allegedly?,and not punt Joanna out on loan If they get offered good money for him they will take it. That depends how they define "good money for him". We'd get a lot more money for him if he'd had 1st team experience with us. So it still makes less financial sense to sell him when he looks a more talented keeper than Lumley, and possibly, with further experience could even challenge Kelly. We'd therefore be better off hanging on to him for now IMO, and look to shift Lumley on instead (or demote Lumley to 3rd keeper or loan him out).
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2020 9:32:21 GMT
If the rumours are true about clubs looking to buy him how do we realistically put a value on him ? with a year left on his contract is now the best time to sell. What minimum fee would be acceptable ?
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Post by esoxlucius on Jun 18, 2020 9:42:25 GMT
If they get offered good money for him they will take it. That depends how they define "good money for him". We'd get a lot more money for him if he'd had 1st team experience with us. So it still makes less financial sense to sell him when he looks a more talented keeper than Lumley, and possibly, with further experience could even challenge Kelly. We'd therefore be better off hanging on to him for now IMO, and look to shift Lumley on instead (or demote Lumley to 3rd keeper or loan him out). To an extent I agree with what you say but Lumley was in the same position as Seny, and considered by the club to be a better prospect, and look how that has ended up. In his last game Dieng fucked up at the back and it resulted in a goal to the opposition. His manager said afterwards that he wanted him to carry on they way he played as he understood that mistakes happen. Contrast that with the dogs abuse that Joe was getting, even to being blamed for goals that weren't down to him but defenders mistakes after a while. If we can get £500k for Dieng it might be doing him a big favour in the long run. Our supporters are so toxic when things aren't going their way, both at the games and on social media. You only have to look at what happened to Josh Scowen to see that. There are too many "fans" that only appear when they get a chance to slag off the team or the club and even after a win, if they appear at all, there is usually a barb or a criticism of some part of the game rather than support for the winning of the three points.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2020 9:44:06 GMT
He’s been here for four years so the club must know his potential by now.
Im not Les but I would accept £1m if we needed the cash urgently.
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Post by Stanley75 on Jun 18, 2020 9:53:10 GMT
In his last game Dieng fucked up at the back and it resulted in a goal to the opposition. His manager said afterwards that he wanted him to carry on they way he played as he understood that mistakes happen. That's one example. Kelly makes mistakes too, as do all keepers. Our supporters are so toxic when things aren't going their way, both at the games and on social media. Our supporters are no more 'toxic' than your average club. What happened with Lumley and Scowen would happen at most clubs, especially city based championship and higher ones. It's part and parcel of the modern game and social media. Players have to live with that and offset such occupational hazards against their big salaries. Mental fortitude is a big factor in how well modern day footballers fare in their careers. It's an inescapable reality. I maintain we'd be better of keeping Dieng.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2020 10:10:46 GMT
Agree with your views on modern day footballers having strong mental fortitude Stanley , especially a keeper.
By keeping him we run the risk of Dieng running his contract down and leaving with no compo due to his age ?
More so if we finish this season mid table.
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Post by esoxlucius on Jun 18, 2020 10:44:06 GMT
In his last game Dieng fucked up at the back and it resulted in a goal to the opposition. His manager said afterwards that he wanted him to carry on they way he played as he understood that mistakes happen. That's one example. Kelly makes mistakes too, as do all keepers. Our supporters are so toxic when things aren't going their way, both at the games and on social media. Our supporters are no more 'toxic' than your average club. What happened with Lumley and Scowen would happen at most clubs, especially city based championship and higher ones. It's part and parcel of the modern game and social media. Players have to live with that and offset such occupational hazards against their big salaries. Mental fortitude is a big factor in how well modern day footballers fare in their careers. It's an inescapable reality. I maintain we'd be better of keeping Dieng. There is a reason why every EFL player wears the mental health logo on their shirt. How many stories have we read of just the QPR players suffering from mental health issues and addiction problems? These are kids in the spotlight being harangued by people who, if it was their son out there, would be looking to crack skulls. It should be a shameful thing that you accept that what happened to Scowen & Lumley as acceptable, and part and parcel of what modern football is all about. Have you ever been in a job where having abuse screamed at them made someone perform better? Think back to the Luton game; we were three nil up, Joe was playing well but he made a mistake which led to their first goal. You could feel his soul leave his body as he knew what was coming and sure enough, within seconds he was getting dogs abuse. Strangely his performance never recovered to what it was before his mistake. Picture a number of games where Hugill & Eze have both missed "gimme" goals. The crowd let out a collective "FFS how did he miss that?" and a minute later it is forgotten about. Joe, as a goalkeeper received far more scrutiny and you could see his faith in himself ebb away week after week of listening to the pricks in the crowd booing him and shouting abuse at him. That is not acceptable and if Dieng runs his contract down and leaves then so be it if it means he isn't subjected to the abuse Joe received. A lot of QPR fans are cunts for the way they treat our players and until it improves we will see a lot of good youngsters destroyed. It's not as if it is a latter day thing, I remember the abuse that kids like Matt Brazier, Trevor Challis, Steve Slade etc. received from the crowd before they had hardly time to settle in to the side and gain some experience. I apologise if I seem a bit rabid on this subject but I fucking hate seeing our own fans booing and abusing our players at games, it sickens me. Save it for the opposition.
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Post by Stanley75 on Jun 18, 2020 10:53:24 GMT
Don't misquote and straw man me.
At no point did I say it was "acceptable". Of course it's unacceptable! But that was not the point I was making, if you read back my post.
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Post by esoxlucius on Jun 18, 2020 11:02:43 GMT
Don't misquote and straw man me. At no point did I say it was "acceptable". Of course it's unacceptable! But that was not the point I was making, if you read back my post. I never said you did if you read back, I carefully avoided pointing the finger at you personally as I find you to be a fair and reasoned debater. I was putting my viewpoint over that anyone who thinks what happened to Josh & Joe is acceptable is flat out wrong.
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Post by Stanley75 on Jun 18, 2020 11:23:02 GMT
anyone who thinks what happened to Josh & Joe is acceptable is flat out wrong. Ok mate, on that we're in full agreement. However the moral rights and wrongs of it aren't all that's in play unfortunately. What I was saying is that the treatment players receive from a small section of "fans" is simply an unfortunate reality of the 21st century footballer's life. They need as much help and support for that as possible, be it from sports psychologists, their clubs, decent fans and society in the main. I also believe the perpetrators of the worst forms of abuse should be named and shamed for such despicable acts, as perhaps that might help to silence some of it. But sadly there will still be some players who simply lack the mental fortitude to handle it, and who's careers will again sadly be hindered by it. However this problem has always existed in football. It's just worse now and more highlighted due to social media, or "anti-social media" as it should more accurately be called.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2020 11:26:04 GMT
I can remember honest players getting dogs abuse in the past..Mick Leach Alan Wilks , even Terry Mancini when he first came was laughed at due to his limited technical ability but went on to be a fans favourite. It’s part of our culture at Rangers to have a boo boy and probably the same elsewhere.
I can remember being humiliated in front of work colleagues by my supervisor for making a mistake when I was a lot younger but I thought “I will never let him get that opportunity to do that again “ Most people become better at what they do if their able to accept the flak if it’s justified..it’s down to each individual how they react.
Maybe nowadays with more social media around youngsters are susceptible to sustained abuse from fans but more fool them for leaving themselves open to it.
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Post by esoxlucius on Jun 18, 2020 12:22:19 GMT
I can remember honest players getting dogs abuse in the past..Mick Leach Alan Wilks , even Terry Mancini when he first came was laughed at due to his limited technical ability but went on to be a fans favourite. It’s part of our culture at Rangers to have a boo boy and probably the same elsewhere. I can remember being humiliated in front of work colleagues by my supervisor for making a mistake when I was a lot younger but I thought “I will never let him get that opportunity to do that again “ Most people become better at what they do if their able to accept the flak if it’s justified..it’s down to each individual how they react. Maybe nowadays with more social media around youngsters are susceptible to sustained abuse from fans but more fool them for leaving themselves open to it. Constructive criticism; I don't think that any professional player, or person, would ever take exception to that. Screaming "Fuck off and die, you're fucking shit,fuck off you useless cunt" etc. doesn't even come close to justified. The best manager I ever had was one who told me to do what I thought was the right thing and if it didn't work out he would help me sort it out. Even though I left that job over 12 years ago I still keep in touch with him, he inspired me to be the best person I could be and as good at my job as was possible.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2020 12:39:52 GMT
I grew up in Hammersmith and eventually my parents moved to Shepherds Bush in late 60s.
When I asked my Father why he started going to Rangers instead of Chelsea or Fulham he said “ I used to like it better at Rangers because you could shout swear and be disorderly “ which he said he could not do in public at the time.
Time changes but people don’t Esox.
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Post by Brian Wilson on Jun 18, 2020 12:59:24 GMT
Might as well give Dieng a go especially as games will likely become meaningless this season. He likes to take a lot of chances on the ball so will certainly make fans nervous.
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Post by Hitman34 on Jun 18, 2020 13:10:35 GMT
Might as well give Dieng a go especially as games will likely become meaningless this season. He likes to take a lot of chances on the ball so will certainly make fans nervous. Agree. In fact, I would rather see how a sack of spuds between the posts gets on than give poppadom Joe another chance
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Post by gtleighsr3 on Jun 18, 2020 14:12:23 GMT
We must have the only fans that would have a fight about having a fight 😊
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Post by West Acton on Jun 18, 2020 14:47:10 GMT
That depends how they define "good money for him". We'd get a lot more money for him if he'd had 1st team experience with us. So it still makes less financial sense to sell him when he looks a more talented keeper than Lumley, and possibly, with further experience could even challenge Kelly. We'd therefore be better off hanging on to him for now IMO, and look to shift Lumley on instead (or demote Lumley to 3rd keeper or loan him out). To an extent I agree with what you say but Lumley was in the same position as Seny, and considered by the club to be a better prospect, and look how that has ended up. In his last game Dieng fucked up at the back and it resulted in a goal to the opposition. His manager said afterwards that he wanted him to carry on they way he played as he understood that mistakes happen. Contrast that with the dogs abuse that Joe was getting, even to being blamed for goals that weren't down to him but defenders mistakes after a while. If we can get £500k for Dieng it might be doing him a big favour in the long run. Our supporters are so toxic when things aren't going their way, both at the games and on social media. You only have to look at what happened to Josh Scowen to see that. There are too many "fans" that only appear when they get a chance to slag off the team or the club and even after a win, if they appear at all, there is usually a barb or a criticism of some part of the game rather than support for the winning of the three points. with all due respect Lumley does not have fans on his back because of one mistake they have been multiple and frequent
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Post by gtleighsr3 on Jun 18, 2020 14:49:52 GMT
Lumley is near the top of assist league😊
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