CONFIRMED Lys Mousset

[Wards]

Early symptoms of the Kabba Syndrome here.

I think that's unfair. He adds qualities we haven't displayed this season yet. Sadly I don't think we'll ever see him turning out more than 60 minutes a game, for more than about 10-15 times a season.

 

[Bert]

I think that's unfair. He adds qualities we haven't displayed this season yet. Sadly I don't think we'll ever see him turning out more than 60 minutes a game, for more than about 10-15 times a season.

His light shone brightly for a few weeks last year, since then next to nothing.

£10m and upwards of 20 grand a week, that's not what Bert sees as good value.

 

[mattbianco1]

I think that's unfair. He adds qualities we haven't displayed this season yet.

Agree.

Burke and Balock are the only 2 players that offer any kind of pace. Unfortunately Burke hasn't got himself into a proper scoring position yet.

 

[Bert]

Agree.

Burke and Balock are the only 2 players that offer any kind of pace. Unfortunately Burke hasn't got himself into a proper scoring position yet.

Balock? Bert thinks we've dropped one of those with Mousset. Hell be happy to be wrong though.

 

[FTPE]

Enda has pace but he's not used it going forward for ages.

I dont mean to racial stereotype but surely Bogle and Lowe are rapid?

 

[Kanye]

His light shone brightly for a few weeks last year, since then next to nothing.

£10m and upwards of 20 grand a week, that's not what Bert sees as good value.

Few weeks? Really?

I get the point you're trying to make, but Mousset's usefulness/form/contributions spanned over a period of 3 or 4 months, not a few weeks.

 

[FTPE]

Thats a good question actually, how long was Moose in form for? Or better still, how many games was he good/brilliant in?

 

[Swannyblade]

Thats a good question actually, how long was Moose in form for? Or better still, how many games was he good/brilliant in?

I'd say between Everton and Wolves games in the Autumn - coincided with our best performances of the season

 

[1889]

Mousset is probably the most frustrating player I’ve ever seen play for us, he has every physical attribute to be a top Premiership striker, but the longer he’s with us, the more apparent it becomes, that he has too few of the mental attributes required. Consequently, I expect that he’ll not be fit for selection until next season.

However, as far as his fee and wages are concerned, I think he cleared that debt last season and has been decent value for money, when compared to some of our other acquisitions.

 

[CaptainMorgans]

Early symptoms of the Kabba Syndrome here.

Mousset is probably the most frustrating player I’ve ever seen play for us, he has every physical attribute to be a top Premiership striker, but the longer he’s with us, the more apparent it becomes, that he has too few of the mental attributes required. Consequently, I expect that he’ll not be fit for selection until next season.

However, as far as his fee and wages are concerned, I think he cleared that debt last season and has been decent value for money, when compared to some of our other acquisitions.

Not just the physical attributes, like Oli Burke.

Mousset also has a good touch, makes good decisions with the ball & is composed in front of goal. He could be a really special player if he could be arsed.

Sadly, I think Bert is on the money.
We miss the October/November 2019 version of Lys Mousset. Most teams in the league could do with one of those.
But, outside of that period, he offered little.

If he were here now, my guess is that he'd be making cameo appearances from the bench & being criticised for lack of effort.

 

[Cheesebored]

I dont mean to racial stereotype but surely Bogle and Lowe are rapid?

 

[S64 Blade]

Saw Mousset last week driving down Abbeydale Road. Heard him first, then spotted the bright orange Lambourghini revving its way past the bottom of Carter Knowle Road.

I thought given the extent of his injury, he'd still been unable to drive? Didn't he have a cast on?

 

[Bert]

Mousset is probably the most frustrating player I’ve ever seen play for us, he has every physical attribute to be a top Premiership striker, but the longer he’s with us, the more apparent it becomes, that he has too few of the mental attributes required. Consequently, I expect that he’ll not be fit for selection until next season.

However, as far as his fee and wages are concerned, I think he cleared that debt last season and has been decent value for money, when compared to some of our other acquisitions.

That's around £1.8m a goal last year. He still owes in Bert's book.

 

[Razor_Blade]

Early symptoms of the Kabba Syndrome here.

Kabba was great until he broke his leg tbf, then like Hulse, was never the same again

 

[Bert]

Kabba was great until he broke his leg tbf, then like Hulse, was never the same again

But the longer he was out the better he got.

 

[Bladesman]

Saw Mousset last week driving down Abbeydale Road. Heard him first, then spotted the bright orange Lambourghini revving its way past the bottom of Carter Knowle Road.

I thought given the extent of his injury, he'd still been unable to drive? Didn't he have a cast on?

It's his toe he hurt not his entire leg.

 

[diode_blade]

Keep seeing him go past my flat in his lambo on baslow road, still not hit it yet with one of mi empty peroni bottles.....only so he can drop them in bottle bank at tesco's.....

 

[Tom Bott]

I thought given the extent of his injury, he'd still been unable to drive?

Maybe he had the Motability package fitted.

 

[Bert]

Maybe he had the Motability package fitted.

 

[Tom Bott]

One of those parked up outside The Broadfield yesterday.
Never occured to me it could be Moose popping in for a pint.

 

[Bennyand the Blades]

It's his toe he hurt not his entire leg.

Did he drop his wallet on it ?

 

[S64 Blade]

It's his toe he hurt not his entire leg.

You use your feet to press the pedals though, not your leg. So if your toe is severely injured, I’d have thought this task would be painful.

 

[metalblade]

Robinson and Osborn are poor substitutes for JOC and Fleck anyone thinking different must be on drugs. I'd agree we miss the pace up front but Burke looks like he could remedy that if we play him for the 90mins CW.

 

[Ranmoorblade]

I saw him the other day but it was someone else driving him, possibly his brother.

 

[BushBlade]

You use your feet to press the pedals though, not your leg. So if your toe is severely injured, I’d have thought this task would be painful.

Do you think it might be an automatic?

 

[WORKSOPBLADE]

One of those parked up outside The Broadfield yesterday.
Never occured to me it could be Moose popping in for a pint.

Loves Moonshine that lad !

 

[Snowflake]

You use your feet to press the pedals though, not your leg. So if your toe is severely injured, I’d have thought this task would be painful.

Automatic with left foot hurt possibly ?

 

[PLAIN BLADE]

View attachment 95163

These used to be lined up in front of the free stand ,at the Sty , looked ever so strange , no health and safety at that place back then , or in 1989 for that matter

 

[Bert]

These used to be lined up infront of the free stand ,at the Sty , looked ever so strange , no health and safety at that place back then , or in 1989 for that matter

Coventry also..

 

[The Bear]

Coventry also.. View attachment 95194

Wonder if they ever suffered from a mis hit shot by Wllie Carr?