Re: Buderus : Sun Apr 05, 2009 10:23 pm  

Southport Saint wrote:

Why ?

Here are dictionary definitions of the word why for you.

1. for what? for what reason, cause, or purpose?: Why did you behave so badly?
2. for what cause or reason: I don't know why he is leaving.
3. for which; on account of which (usually after reason to introduce a relative clause): the reason why he refused to go.
4. the reason for which: That is why he returned.
5. a question concerning the cause or reason for which something is done, achieved, etc.: a child's unending hows and whys.
6. the cause or reason: the whys and wherefores of a troublesome situation.
7. (used as an expression of surprise, hesitation, etc., or sometimes a mere expletive): Why, it's all gone!

Hope that helps

: Sun Apr 05, 2009 10:24 pm  

The guy is class act. Him and the king are far and away the premier hookers in SL. Its his first game. Give him time and he will show his class

: Sun Apr 05, 2009 10:48 pm  

rather have seen bailey on the bench, he looked gutted warming up

: Sun Apr 05, 2009 10:58 pm  

STEVENM wrote:

Thought a big mistake to play him.Can't recall a run from dummy half so if thats down to match fitness should not have played.

His first touch was a run so f*** you

He was better than Diskin today and his passing is much more fluent.

ATEOTD Saints were by far the bettr team and no one man is to blame. Thats the top and bottom of it.

: Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:04 pm  

Hollywood Harrigan wrote:

:lol:

His first touch was a run so f*** you

He was better than Diskin today and his passing is much more fluent.

ATEOTD Saints were by far the bettr team and no one man is to blame. Thats the top and bottom of it.

Agree but what's with the over reaction?

: Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:17 pm  

McClennan needs to find a plan to beat Saints. His two from seven record is looking more worrying every time we play them. You can't take anything away from his GF win but it looks increasingly like the exception rather than the rule. As far as exceptions go it's a good one but today was a potential cup final with home advantage and Leeds were clearly second best. Even McClennan's pre match claim that Leeds would win the penalty count, turned to shit.

Buderus went OK overall but the weak areas of the squad were again there for all to see. These too little too late fightbacks are papering over some pretty deep cracks at the moment.

If everyone at Leeds is happy to finish second in a two horse competition then that is where they will finish this season.

: Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:37 pm  

tvoc wrote:

McClennan needs to find a plan to beat Saints. His two from seven record is looking more worrying every time we play them. You can't take anything away from his GF win but it looks increasingly like the exception rather than the rule. As far as exceptions go it's a good one but today was a potential cup final with home advantage and Leeds were clearly second best. Even McClennan's pre match claim that Leeds would win the penalty count, turned to shit.

Buderus went OK overall but the weak areas of the squad were again there for all to see. These too little too late fightbacks are papering over some pretty deep cracks at the moment.

If everyone at Leeds is happy to finish second in a two horse competition then that is where they will finish this season.

Quality post.

McLennan is a fantastic coach and there is no question about that but i think with his record in the finals does show how he can get your players up for games. We (saints fans) will always blame the weather for those two losses and whether that is right or not he can adapt to the games conditions and use them to the advantage. McLennan will win you the important games, today you seemed very lacklustre and blunt in attack. Many players running sideways and not alot of organisation. Defensivley you held us well when we were breaking and kept us out from anything greater than 10 yards.

Buderus will come good for you, class is permanent. A few passes were off today but nothing came from them.

: Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:54 pm  

I was more concerned about Diskin. For the last ten mins of his 2nd stint he was a passenger and every-one else had to get to dummy half.

Buderus is clearly significantly better than Diskin and if nobody saw his metres from dummy half I would suggest they weren't watching the game.

: Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:58 pm  

G1 wrote:

I was more concerned about Diskin. For the last ten mins of his 2nd stint he was a passenger and every-one else had to get to dummy half.

Buderus is clearly significantly better than Diskin and if nobody saw his metres from dummy half I would suggest they weren't watching the game.

I've always thought Diskin had a reputation above his station and was lucky to still be at Leeds. He's a limited player who tries very hard and works hard at the basics. Only on a couple of occasions have I seen anything noticable individually from him. He's like Roby without the dynamic running.

: Mon Apr 06, 2009 12:16 am  

Bentham was really onto Diskin yesterday, not that that should put him off his game.