Walks on fookin waterGlen Little's Nose wrote:He isn't the quickest
Okay in the air
Pretty strong
First touch is average
No great tricks
so what is it that puts him amongst the top scorers in the Premiership?
by Half Man Half Biscuit » 27 Nov 2006 00:49
27 Nov 2006 00:49SHUT YOUR NEGATIVE NOSE RIGHT UPGlen Little's Nose wrote:He isn't the quickest
Okay in the air
Pretty strong
First touch is average
No great tricks
so what is it that puts him amongst the top scorers in the Premiership?
by Half Man Half Biscuit » 27 Nov 2006 01:02
27 Nov 2006 01:02rfc_prem2006 wrote:He isn't the quickest
He's got enough pace for the premiership.
Okay in the air
He's very good in the air! How many flicks on does he win against big defenders that are pretty good themselves in the air?!
Pretty strong
Very strong, Can shrug most players off the ball.
First touch is average
I think his first touch is class, he always seems to create his own space from his first touch.
No great tricks
You don't need to use any tricks if you are good at all the above!
so what is it that puts him amongst the top scorers in the Premiership?
Because he takes all his decent chance he has and the fact that he has scored 7 goals?
Because he is a Premiership Class player and building a very good reputation on the international scene with Ireland aswell.
OK i maybe a bit biased as im also irish but i think Kevin Doyle is a class act, he has shown what he is capable of in the premiership and hes only going to get better.
LOL post of the day!Tails wrote:He does what all good strikers doooo, he gambles
Tails wrote:He does what all good strikers doooo, he gambles
You must be watching a different player then than I am!! He has all these attributes, is immensely strong and aggressive and can take a knock. One of the best players I have ever seen play for Reading----and not a sicknote like KitsonGlen Little's Nose wrote:He isn't the quickest
Okay in the air
Pretty strong
First touch is average
No great tricks
so what is it that puts him amongst the top scorers in the Premiership?
What he gets up to in the bedroom is of no interest to mehigher wrote:Quick brain and balance.Doyle can go either way.
You dont have to be Irish to have such thoughts. Totally agree along with over 20,000 others.rfc_prem2006 wrote:He isn't the quickest
He's got enough pace for the premiership.
Okay in the air
He's very good in the air! How many flicks on does he win against big defenders that are pretty good themselves in the air?!
Pretty strong
Very strong, Can shrug most players off the ball.
First touch is average
I think his first touch is class, he always seems to create his own space from his first touch.
No great tricks
You don't need to use any tricks if you are good at all the above!
so what is it that puts him amongst the top scorers in the Premiership?
Because he takes all his decent chance he has and the fact that he has scored 7 goals?
Because he is a Premiership Class player and building a very good reputation on the international scene with Ireland aswell.
OK i maybe a bit biased as im also irish but i think Kevin Doyle is a class act, he has shown what he is capable of in the premiership and hes only going to get better.
How would they know so much more about Long? Surely he's played far more football for us than he ever did for them.bedfordroyal wrote:thank you earley royal you beat me to it,Doyler will be a legend and i have heard from cork friends that Shane can be better than doyler,Kits is a good long ball player but i would pick doyler over kits always,i may be biased but he is a good all round footballer.
He is only 23 and I read a report on Skysports where he says he is still learning and can get much better.ROWY wrote:very simple really to understand his success ... as implied earlier he is not an exceptional footballer from a technical perspective and will not top the table because he is better than everybody else (Henry, Rooney etc), don't get me wrong he is good enough for this level but what he does well is ...
anticipates what might happen (forster never did this, was a ball to feet player and as far as he is concerned if it doesn't reach him, not his problem) Doyle will make 50 runs in a match anticipating what may happen, he may get on the end of it twice and score 1 in 4 of those times ... never lets his head drop just keeps doing it working on the percentages.
he's got an eye for goal, not afraid to shoot and has a high level of confidence in his own ability
these are the two key features in doyles game that result in him being one of the top scorers
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