posted May 20, 2008

as i sed in an earlier post, they are playing nobodies, the teams they are up against are of a very low standard so i wouldnt be suprised if there keeper scored, so any player could look good when you got a very big lack of quality up against you

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posted May 20, 2008

superFlame, it's not the performance that we're interested in so much as the assessment of Trapattoni... another real football expert who views Keogh and Foley as very good indeed...

....and do you somehow imagine that Trapattoni doesn't understand the nature of the opposition???

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posted May 20, 2008

Yeah, SuperFlameWolf. Some people recognises talent right away and others do not even if it bites them in the...

First time I saw Keogh was in pre season in Ireland in training and I recognised his talent right away. I'm sure Trappatoni is better than most to see who's a good player. In training as in match. Enough said from me.

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posted May 20, 2008

Regardless of who they're playing, Trapattoni is a man who knows his football, and his assessment would also be on what he's seen in training etc...

One of the low points of this season for me personally, has been the ridiculous criticism Keogh has recieved.

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posted May 20, 2008

For me too, SmithyWolves... sad, stupid, and counter-productive. Keogh was one of the heroes of the previous season, and should have been again!

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posted May 20, 2008

Just waiting for some of our posters on here that think they know better than Trapattoni...

I agree with the above, the criticism of Keogh has been a low point. I notice this isn't in the express and star.. surprise, surprise.

I've always rated Keogh very highly, it's good to see he is getting the praise he deserves!

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posted May 20, 2008

What's with the double

Having a bit of a moment there me thinks.

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posted May 21, 2008

Good article again John
That means a hell of a lot coming from such a great footballing mind.
If Trap thinks that highly of Keogh i hope the Keogh haters will take time to realize that we do indeed have a very special player in Andy.

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posted May 22, 2008

What annoys me is people who criticise Keogh for not scoring enough.

Fair enough he does not have a kiler instinct, but the amount of energy he provides to the build up play is crucial for our team.

I think that if he puts on a bit more weight and improves his strength, as well as learns not to give the ball away as much (which will come in time), he could become a very good player for us.

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posted Jun 2, 2008

im glad mr trappatoni made those comments
and hopefully they will have the desired affect for all concerned, because its not upheavel wolves need its stability for the club players manager and fans alike patience is key,
remember robins scored a goal4 years into sir alex,s reign at man u and saved his job,
countless trophies including 2 champions league titles and a knighthood from liz later i bet the fans who were giving fergie all that abuse are a bit stumped,
we have had some harsh times in recent seasons
and if we want them to improve we need to trust the people who are in place.
if we become a club with a sack him attitude we will keep getting further away from what we all crave success.

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