Steve Kabba
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SouthEssexBlade
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he was always known as a moaner at united, its just the way he is im sure the players just take it on the chin
dj_uk_1234
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Definatly take him, and imo i wouldn't have let him go from you
He may be a moaner but a pretty good player.
Shouldn't have got rid.
He may be a moaner but a pretty good player.
Shouldn't have got rid.
silverfox
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He wanted to leave.
Bladesman
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Looking back im glad we managed to £500k for him.
We save him from a career ending injury and give him a nice 2 year deal and he repays us with dire performances and poor attitude.
Looks like he is just doing the same at watford and they will be lucky to get there money back on him.
We save him from a career ending injury and give him a nice 2 year deal and he repays us with dire performances and poor attitude.
Looks like he is just doing the same at watford and they will be lucky to get there money back on him.
silverfox
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Slightly unfair.....when he came back he was awesome.....he lost it probably through attitude....and agree in the end it was best to let him go.
He did have a great spell when he came back that got us lots of points.
Hi all first post
Kabba in the forest game (play off) was superb thats the image I remember of him and the beginning of last season when he was on fire.
Kabba and the likes of Danny Webber sulk if things are not going the way they want and if they had 1% of Nick Montys attitude they would still be in the team or at worst on the bench.
That said Kabba did a job for us and we might not be in the Prem if he did not score the goals he did last year
Kabba in the forest game (play off) was superb thats the image I remember of him and the beginning of last season when he was on fire.
Kabba and the likes of Danny Webber sulk if things are not going the way they want and if they had 1% of Nick Montys attitude they would still be in the team or at worst on the bench.
That said Kabba did a job for us and we might not be in the Prem if he did not score the goals he did last year
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Welcome to the forum and what a considered first post
Seeing Kabba in his later days at the Lane, it was obvious from his body language that his head and his heart just weren't interested in playing for the Blades. At Sheffield United, more than anything else, it's a certain attitude that will see you through.
Anyway, the latest rumours are that a certain S6 club are interested in buying him...
Welcome to the forum and what a considered first post
Seeing Kabba in his later days at the Lane, it was obvious from his body language that his head and his heart just weren't interested in playing for the Blades. At Sheffield United, more than anything else, it's a certain attitude that will see you through.
Anyway, the latest rumours are that a certain S6 club are interested in buying him...
LOL I take back all the nice things I said
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LOL I take back all the nice things I said
Well, if he can be as "good" for them as he has been for Watford...
What do you say DJ (our resident tame Wednesday fan)?
I remember his first start back after the injuries against Crewe, amazing optimism came over me when him and Gray was linking and we pasted them 4-0 Gray and Kabba with 2 each. It looked so bright.
The following season where he started off with goals so well early in the season and put us at the top, but was still being lazy. But it didn't matter so much when he was getting the goals. When the contract talks came about, I don't believe we saw what we all know as the "proper" Kabba.
As Uniblade says, think back to the forest Semi where he was awesome.
dj_uk_1234
Active Member
Definatly take him tbh
I know many Wednesday fans will say feck that, he's an ex pig etc etc
But, WHY?
He's a fookin quality striker and like someone said before, without him you possibly wouldn't be where you are now
The only thing that would make me a bit wary of signing him is his injuries. He is very injury prone and that's a thing that we always seem to have a problem with. Kabba has the potential to knock in over 20 goals in this division, but whther he could stay fit for us would be the turning point
I know many Wednesday fans will say feck that, he's an ex pig etc etc
But, WHY?
He's a fookin quality striker and like someone said before, without him you possibly wouldn't be where you are now
The only thing that would make me a bit wary of signing him is his injuries. He is very injury prone and that's a thing that we always seem to have a problem with. Kabba has the potential to knock in over 20 goals in this division, but whther he could stay fit for us would be the turning point
I doubt he'd go to the pigs anyway, as didn't he want to move back down south? I can hardly imagine that the sty, and that prize buffoon Brian Laws, are going to be much of a temptation for him to come back.
norfolkblade
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I'd say it was a good shout getting rid of him, moaners demoralise a team, can't have that, dumping him with Watford - cunning plan, good work NW
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