Week 24 KCs and MotM Jan 23rd,27th and 28th

Post by **axel** » 28 Jan 2007, 09:42

Not a chance of a 2nd Montella KC for the third Fulham goal? Thought he had a big part to play in the build up.

Post by **Judio** » 28 Jan 2007, 12:28

Dont think so, he passed into the centre, Volz put the ball through the defence

Post by **SamD** » 28 Jan 2007, 12:30

Saturday's FA Cup 4th round unofficial 'man of the match' decisions from Sunday Telegraph and Observer respectively
(Daily Telegraph version is due on Monday)
Selections are from winning teams unless stated.

Birmingham 2 Reading 3

Leroy Lita. Birmingham’s defence just could not handle his general liveliness and deadly finishing.
Bobby Convey. Reading were well served on the flanks by Convey and Seol, with the lively American just shading it.

Bristol City 2 Middlesbrough 2

Lee Johnson (BC). Small in stature his was a hugely important contribution to the City cause, always available to receive a pass and keep his side ticking over.
Lee Johnson (BC). What the midﬁelder lacks in height he more than makes up for in skill and effort. Son of City manager Gary Johnson, he recovered from anonymous start to give Boro serious problems, creating City's two goals with tricky free-kicks.

Luton 0 Blackburn 4

Matt Derbyshire. He made it an easy choice with his two well taken goals and the brave header that set up Benni McCarthy. Having indicated his potential on loan at Wrexham, he is starting to fulfil it.
Matt Derbyshire. The 20-year old forward showed pace, skill and a willingness to work for his team.

Fulham 3 Stoke 0

Vincenzo Montella. You sensed the anticipation of the crowd every time he had the ball; Stoke were wary of marking him too tightly, fearful he would make them look foolish.
Vincenzo Montella. The Italy striker scored the opener, made the second and had a hand in Fulham’s third.

Man Utd 2 Portsmouth 1

Wayne Rooney. His goals made all the difference.
Linvoy Primus (Por). Solid and comfortable in defence for best part of 80 minutes, capably looking after Henrik Larsson and covering more ground than partner Sol Campbell.

Tottenham 3 Southend 1

Jermaine Jenas. The England international had been out for 14 games with a groin injury but showed how much his side had missed him with a superb all-round display of box-to-box midfield play capped by scoring the second goal.
Aaron Lennon. From a long list of candidates, Lennon stood out with a dazzling exhibition of pace and imagination on both ﬂanks, swapping with Jenas to torment Southend on the right, late in the second half. His manager thinks he can easily play on the left for England.

West Ham 0 Watford 1

Damien Francis. Lively performance, unlucky to have a goal disallowed.
Ben Foster. On a day his opposite number Roy Carroll will want to forget, the young keeper handled what little West Ham threw at him with authority, agility, and spirit.

Post by **Jester** » 28 Jan 2007, 13:17

Primus...........???!!!!

If any Pompey player was cooking on gas it was Sol...!

Post by **scarletjim** » 28 Jan 2007, 13:18

Jester wrote:Primus...........???!!!!

If any Pompey player was cooking on gas it was Sol...!

Yep, Sol easily MOTM for me.

Post by **PSA** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:10

Curtis OG (Sheva)

Stadium announcer gave it as OG.

Post by **Crompton** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:15

Shevchenko (-)

For me, initially shot was on target.

Post by **Judio** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:17

Shot was on target even though keeper would have saved it

Stadium announcer hasn't seen replay so it is
irrelevant what he said

Await for PA confirmation

Post by **Judio** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:18

1412: The goal comes through as officially belonging to Andriy Shevchenko. His shot was on target but replays suggest Paul Smith could have probably saved the shot before John Curtis' unfortunate contribution.

Post by **Hammertime** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:19

Chelsea 2 Forest 0
Drogba free kick

Post by **PSA** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:19

Drogba (-)

Post by **PSA** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:21

Got to say, regardless of what i think i'd always go with Judio or Bram as they have a more experience than me. I'm sure i know the Drogba one though!

Post by **Judio** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:48

Mikel 3-0 (No KC) corner came off defender

Post by **Hammertime** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:50

3-0
Mikel,
from corner rebounded to him off defender and goalie

Post by **kevchenko** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:53

Hammertime wrote:3-0
Mikel,
from corner rebounded to him off defender and goalie

No Lampar assist?

Post by **Hammertime** » 28 Jan 2007, 14:57

Wouldn't think he'd get KC because the defenders touch was vital, and took it into the 6 yard box.

Post by **Judio** » 28 Jan 2007, 15:00

No Lampard KC as defender subsequently passed to Mikel

Post by **deanpask** » 28 Jan 2007, 17:46

Well no one updating so from watching on Sky -

Arsnl 1 - Bolton 1

Kevin Nolan (a multi pass move but I think it was a KC Davies and maybe others)

Kolo Toure (cross by Fab but came off defenders head on the way)

Post by **crabby** » 28 Jan 2007, 17:47

deanpask wrote:Well no one updating so from watching on Sky -

Arsnl 1 - Bolton 1

Kevin Nolan (a multi pass move but I think it was a KC Davies and maybe others)

Kolo Toure (cross by Fab but came off defenders head on the way)

My view KC's for Anelka and Davies but not Fabregas.

Post by **deanpask** » 28 Jan 2007, 17:49

crabby wrote:
deanpask wrote:Well no one updating so from watching on Sky -

Arsnl 1 - Bolton 1

Kevin Nolan (a multi pass move but I think it was a KC Davies and maybe others)

Kolo Toure (cross by Fab but came off defenders head on the way)
My view KC's for Anelka and Davies but not Fabregas.

Yep would agree, thats a lost KC for Lamps and Fab for me today

Post by **Bramernic** » 28 Jan 2007, 20:55

After watching the rolling roundup on BBCi, here are my thoughts on potential KCs for Sunday: (sorry about the indecision on the Man City KCs, but with only one angle for each goal and no slow speed replays it's just not conclusive.

*** Now confirmed on TFFO ***

Arsenal 1-1 Bolton
Nolan (Anelka, Davies)
Toure (-)

Chelsea
Shevchenko (-)
Drogba (-)
Mikel (-)

Man City
Vassell (-)
Barton (Ireland)
Beasley (Dunne)

Post by **nffc** » 28 Jan 2007, 22:53

I have just got back from the match I was sat right behind the net and there is no way that shevchenko should be credited with a goal, should be a definite OG, but looks like they have gave it him

Post by **Tricky Tree** » 28 Jan 2007, 22:56

nffc, great atmosphere down there today. Hope you enjoyed it.

Post by **nffc** » 28 Jan 2007, 23:11

Tricky Tree wrote:nffc, great atmosphere down there today. Hope you enjoyed it.

Yeah good day out today mate, just a shame the players were sh#t scared in the first half and just let them do what they liked, but the atmosphere was awesome!

Post by **tonyp** » 28 Jan 2007, 23:45

Can't find any MOTMs in tomorrow's Telegraph. Summat to do with the Cup???

Post by **ethelmoomin** » 28 Jan 2007, 23:47

Seem to remember that this happened last round too......

Post by **tyaslevesley** » 28 Jan 2007, 23:54

ethelmoomin wrote:Seem to remember that this happened last round too......

and every round last season too - they just seem not to bother - there will probably be a message with them on on the TFF site in the morning at some point

Post by **tonydolphin** » 29 Jan 2007, 04:41

If you go into the tff site one of the options you can click is live scores and it gives you a live commentry on the game and you can access player stats for the game.It says Lampard got an assist/key pass.Does anyone think he did get a kc now.Or should we just disregard it and take it with a pinch of salt.

Post by **tyaslevesley** » 29 Jan 2007, 07:47

tonydolphin wrote:If you go into the tff site one of the options you can click is live scores and it gives you a live commentry on the game and you can access player stats for the game.It says Lampard got an assist/key pass.Does anyone think he did get a kc now.Or should we just disregard it and take it with a pinch of salt.

I'd take it with a pinch of salt

Post by **Judio** » 29 Jan 2007, 07:49

E Mail from the Telegraph received 8th Jan

Dear ####

Please find below a list and link to all Week 21 FA Cup match facts, including MOTM awards.

These will be included in the newspaper for FA Cup matches for the rest of the season, sincere apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.

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