Jimmy Kebe is a good player, sign in

[brendywendy]

special needs


all im saying is that im very happy to have replaced GL with the enigma that is jimmy kebe
he has entertained me to the extent that i dont mind paying the entrance fee.

I am with you Brendy - amazingly good or bad in equal measure

and entertaining either way

[SteveRoyal]

Jimmy Jimmy Kebe! He's the new Pele!

[Archie's penalty]

What happened to John 3:16's t-shirts?

[John 3:16]

Yeah, sorry. I got tied up but they are in the works.

[Archie's penalty]

Had a look at them on you're site. They look class. One question though -why have you got a new Lita one considering his poor form?

[John 3:16]

That's an old Lita one. I made that after 'that' goal against Palace. Just put it on there as I had it and didn't have to do any work.

And maybe if half the East was wearing one he'd score a hattrick

[Ian Royal]

I take it Kebe played well again tonight.

What we really need is a way to convince him we're at home when we go away. Great at home. Clueless and missing for massive periods away.

[Dirk Gently]

I take it Kebe played well again tonight.

What we really need is a way to convince him we're at home when we go away. Great at home. Clueless and missing for massive periods away.

Not particularly - he was good for the first 15 minutes - created the first goal with a backheel - but was then pretty anonymous.

[juanpablo]

yeah it was an average performance, created an important goal, then seemed to coast the rest of the game, he ended up as striker when doyle went off

[Alan Partridge]

Had a hand in the first goal, his flick wasn't going to get to the Reading player before 1 part of the 4 man Keystone Cops masquerading as footballers helped it on it's way into N Hunt's path.

Shame because the stage was there tonight for Kebe to play with ultimate freedom and just run at them but it never really happened tonight for him, At times he is still a bit of a comical figure and he makes me smile but ultimately I quite enjoy watching him play if for nothing else he has pace and is capable of beating players. Got a few tricks in the locker and he's an exciting player. Nowhere near the finished product and when he's bad he's horrendous, but he's got enough to play a significant part in this league.

[John 3:16]

Had a hand in the first goal, his flick wasn't going to get to the Reading player before 1 part of the 4 man Keystone Cops masquerading as footballers helped it on it's way into N Hunt's path.

Shame because the stage was there tonight for Kebe to play with ultimate freedom and just run at them but it never really happened tonight for him, At times he is still a bit of a comical figure and he makes me smile but ultimately I quite enjoy watching him play if for nothing else he has pace and is capable of beating players. Got a few tricks in the locker and he's an exciting player. Nowhere near the finished product and when he's bad he's horrendous, but he's got enough to play a significant part in this league.

Wow, for once I agree with most of that.

[rg6royal]

Tbh Kebe never really got going last night but he still murdered their defence!

[Alan Partridge]

Tbh Kebe never really got going last night but he still murdered their defence!

I think me, Lee Wallace, Lloyd Owusu and Keith Scott would have murdered that defense last night

[Wycombe Royal]

He also created the opening for the second goal when he cut in from the right wing and ran across the edge of the box before losing the ball - but the panic in the defence had been caused by then.

[Sarah Star]

What happened to John 3:16's t-shirts?

You know you're mentioned in the matchday programme from last night, don't you?

It says:

Loyal Royals appear to be warming rapidly to their new right-wing star - in reference to another popular ex-winger who specialised in lightning-fast surges down the flank, the chant of 'Run run run run Kebe' was heard ringing out from the East Stand during the seconf half of the victory over Palace, while supporters on internet fanzine 'Hobnob Anyone?' have been busy plotting to produce unofficial t-shirts in honour of their new favourite.

A softly-spoken man whose quiet nature disguises a sharp sense of humour, Jimmy appears genuinely taken aback and pleased to learn of his growing popularity amongst supporters, smiling, "Wheres the t-shirt? I want one! It's nice if the supporters like me. The atmosphere in the stadium here is very different than in France, much better. There are more supporters and more noise, I like it."

[SpaceCruiser]

The atmosphere in the stadium here is very different than in France, much better.

Well, obviously!!!

[John 3:16]

Predictable

[SCIAG]

He was dribbling too much last night. He needs to learn a) what direction to dribble in, b) to not slow down until he's reached his destination, and c) to pass the ball more.

I still thought he had a good game though.

[wolsey]

He was dribbling too much last night. He needs to learn a) what direction to dribble in, b) to not slow down until he's reached his destination, and c) to pass the ball more.

I still thought he had a good game though.

After contributing to the first two goals, the Wednesday defence totally panicked whenever he was any where near the ball. (although having said that they were so awful we could have replaced him with a cardboard cut out with the same effect)

Shame he didn't score - I think that would improve his confidence no end.

[SCIAG]

He was dribbling too much last night. He needs to learn a) what direction to dribble in, b) to not slow down until he's reached his destination, and c) to pass the ball more.

I still thought he had a good game though.

After contributing to the first two goals, the Wednesday defence totally panicked whenever he was any where near the ball. (although having said that they were so awful we could have replaced him with a cardboard cut out with the same effect)

Shame he didn't score - I think that would improve his confidence no end.

Wasn't his contribution to the second goal running too far one way, falling over and watching the ball roll to Doyle's feet