Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Fri Apr 29, 2011 9:57 pm  

St pete wrote:

Do you know what a joke is?

You need to get out more mate.

Again with the response! For someone who doesn't want a debate your not doing so bad in replying!

If it was a joke fair enough.

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Fri Apr 29, 2011 10:00 pm  

JLM23 wrote:

Again with the response! For someone who doesn't want a debate your not doing so bad in replying!

If it was a joke fair enough.

Ok mate, no hard feelings.

Like I said, it was a joke.

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Fri Apr 29, 2011 10:17 pm  

Cragganmore Kid wrote:

Back on topic - it's entirely in Kyle's hands how he chooses to leave the club that gave him his opportunity. I think most Saints fans are over foaming at the mouth at the mention of his name and, should he show his commitment to perform for the team, he'll eventually leave to applause. If he puts in the disinterested performances of the early season, he doesn't deserve another chance and will leave with 0% respect.

Totally agree.

I think enough time has passed for Kyle to be able to play without immediate repercussions from fans. If he does play on Monday then it might help that the match is away from home as although away fans are the die hards, when push comes to shove they are also in the distinct minority and so may feel more inclined to support the team regardless of who is playing.

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Fri Apr 29, 2011 10:19 pm  

JLM23 wrote:

Milk?

Just annoys me, how because someone supports another team they are automatically trolling to be honest.

In most cases people are trolling , especially the Wigan and Warrington fans who post here. I like a good debate with opposing fans and sometimes they add real insight, which is why I prefer it on RLFANS to say redvee (which is a good site) but Rogues is the biggest troll going, he constantly derails threads (by turning them into Saints v Wigan) and for every decent post he makes he must make 20 troll attempts. He is not a direct troll most of the time like nikos (who's too dumb to be subtle) but he's still a troll and he annoys the life out of quite alot of people (sadly not the mods). If he was a Saints fan rather than being just obsessed with Saints and he posted in the same manner on Cherry and White I guarantee you 100% Hogan and the crew over there would have him on a permy ban. His obession can be summed up by the fact he has an account on Redvee...

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Mon May 02, 2011 3:58 pm  

I thought he did okay and I don't think we can question the effort today certainly. He isn't brilliant defensively but being 4ft 2 we've got to expect that. It is up to Royce to sort that in training or by moving him in the line (Defending at fullback or on the wing perhaps).

But I thought his effort was great. He did take on the line today, although he wasn't as sharp as he can be. Not playing in the first team is responsible for that. His pass for Gardner's try was simply fantastic and his hauling back after the drop goal was charged down got us that point. A good effort all round and he can be a major asset this season if the fans let him.

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Mon May 02, 2011 4:06 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

I thought he did okay and I don't think we can question the effort today certainly. He isn't brilliant defensively but being 4ft 2 we've got to expect that. It is up to Royce to sort that in training or by moving him in the line (Defending at fullback or on the wing perhaps).

But I thought his effort was great. He did take on the line today, although he wasn't as sharp as he can be. Not playing in the first team is responsible for that. His pass for Gardner's try was simply fantastic and his hauling back after the drop goal was charged down got us that point. A good effort all round and he can be a major asset this season if the fans let him.

He's not playing at full throttle - he didn't look like an international half today. He was ok and did take the ball forward a few times but he aint no J-Lo

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Mon May 02, 2011 4:08 pm  

No1 Saint wrote:

He's not playing at full throttle - he didn't look like an international half today. He was ok and did take the ball forward a few times but he aint no J-Lo

He took a while to get into it, but when he did he was close to being back to the Kyle of old. Enthusiastic, brave, inventive and willing to fight.

Hopefully that can continue.

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Mon May 02, 2011 4:09 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

But I thought his effort was great. He did take on the line today, although he wasn't as sharp as he can be. Not playing in the first team is responsible for that. His pass for Gardner's try was simply fantastic and his hauling back after the drop goal was charged down got us that point. A good effort all round and he can be a major asset this season if the fans let him.

I thought he was a total let down in the first half but he really stepped up in the second and he stopped the break from whoever it was that might have lost us the game. All credit to him in the second half. While he needs more game time to improve some of his decisions and such like, if he plays like he did in the second half in any future game he plays then I'm happy for him to play.

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Mon May 02, 2011 4:10 pm  

Apart from the offload for the try, he looked like he didn't want to know, been out of first team action for a while though, might improve with game time and confidence.

Re: Cometh the hour, cometh the Kyle : Mon May 02, 2011 4:12 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

I thought he did okay and I don't think we can question the effort today certainly. He isn't brilliant defensively but being 4ft 2 we've got to expect that. It is up to Royce to sort that in training or by moving him in the line (Defending at fullback or on the wing perhaps).

But I thought his effort was great. He did take on the line today, although he wasn't as sharp as he can be. Not playing in the first team is responsible for that. His pass for Gardner's try was simply fantastic and his hauling back after the drop goal was charged down got us that point. A good effort all round and he can be a major asset this season if the fans let him.

First half he was utter crap, didn't want to know, couldn't tackle, kicking was terrible and looked not interested at all.

Second half he improved and grew stronger as the game went on. I'd loved him to have dropped that goal, he did great getting back to that failed drop goal attempt.