What do you make of Ngog not feeling too well last night ?

I thought its like someone ringing in Monday morning , full of piss from the night before  

Made me laugh on how the players we have couldn't give a shite.

Wondered why the soft twat didn't play.

I'm still hoping Douglas was talking bollocks and we are about to sell him....though I don't know who would want him really.

Ngog would have made a difference today. It's hard for people to see now, but he keeps play alive better than any striker we have. If he's sold, he needs replacing with a player that can perform this role. The likes of Beckford, CDavies, Eagles, Lee, Hall etc rely on it.

doffcocker wrote:Ngog would have made a difference today.

 

Ngog does have hold up skills, and thats something we desperately need away from home considering we have no one who can play through the middle.

No he isn't Van Persie but he offers something others don't.

I still want Beckford to be "first choice" though.

I don't blame Ngog feeling sick when Beckford gets picked ahead of him

The problem with Ngog is it's always something with him. He never seems to have major injuries, just lots of little niggly ones that a lot of players would ignore.

Ultimate ponce.

sadly the likes of Ngog and Beckford will never flourish here with the lack of ability behind them.

say what you want about strikers scoring but you can't go and get the ball in your own 18 yard box and run all the way to the end and score.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:
say what you want about strikers scoring but you can't go and get the ball in your own 18 yard box and run all the way to the end and score.

Spot on. Some of these numpties think you can stick a good finisher up there and it just happens.

Ngog is a player who will never play a good amount of games.....been injured all his career.  When he plays he is good enough for us I feel....... but don't expect 20 or 30 games in a row.

doffcocker wrote:

Hipster_Nebula wrote:
say what you want about strikers scoring but you can't go and get the ball in your own 18 yard box and run all the way to the end and score.

Spot on. Some of these numpties think you can stick a good finisher up there and it just happens.

So ten players can't find one man upfront ?

scottjames30 wrote:

doffcocker wrote:

Hipster_Nebula wrote:
say what you want about strikers scoring but you can't go and get the ball in your own 18 yard box and run all the way to the end and score.

Spot on. Some of these numpties think you can stick a good finisher up there and it just happens.

So ten players can't find one man upfront ?

No, they couldn't yesterday anyway. Davies was chasing lost causes all afternoon, the service was pathetic.

scottjames30 wrote:

doffcocker wrote:

Hipster_Nebula wrote:
say what you want about strikers scoring but you can't go and get the ball in your own 18 yard box and run all the way to the end and score.

Spot on. Some of these numpties think you can stick a good finisher up there and it just happens.

So ten players can't find one man upfront ?

There's only so much centre forwards can expect of the players behind and alongside them. If all he can do is hit the ball when (if) it reaches him in a goalscoring position, he's asking an awful lot. As a striker, you have to help other players to help yourself. Otherwise, you find yourself stranded, and basically a liability.

All you need is one man who can score goals upfront, ' a poacher' , that's all you need honest.

If the rest of the team can't find him then is bad news.

Do you think Ngog will recover from his growing pains in time for QPR?

He's only good if he has the right players around him who will create chances for him, he needs to have a good run of games to get confidence. I wonder whether this "illness" could be negotiations for his potential departure.

I hope so.

scottjames30 wrote:Do you think Ngog will recover from his growing pains in time for QPR?

The chances of him breaking a nail before Saturday are high.

You can take the piss all you want out off Ngog but him and Eagles are the only 2 genuine attacking players we have, at the moment.