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Yeah, but does he score goals?Originally posted by GerrardsSocks17This is what Kuyt does well:
He scores goals; he drops deeper and then brings others into play; he holds the ball up well; he's strong; he's very good in the air; he works hard defensively. Oh and did I say he scores goals?
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Originally posted by ShaggyAlonsoI'd agree with those 'pros' about Kuyt based on what little I've seen of him (I'd add he's a bit 'shoot on sight' and scores from all sorts of angles) but there are also cons.
He's rather slow, his first touch isn't the best and he isn't particularly mobile.
I haven't seen anywhere near enough of him to evaluate him properly, but those are my impressions. If Rafa thinks he'll do a good job for us, that's good enough for me. He usually gets it right.
Personally I've seen him a decent amount and he's deceptively quick and I've never had an issue with his touch. And immobility? Not buying it.
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Not Premiership strong and not particularly strong on the ball, in leagues - La Liga and Le Championnat, where you get time on the ball. You're not shut down immediately like you are in the Premiership.Originally posted by kurtangle01he certainly looked strong when he played for real an monaco.
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Naturally I hope I'm wrong regarding any deficiencies Kuyt may have and, as I said, I've not really seen too much of him.
The main worry I have is the pace issue. I'm nitpicking really but say we buy Kuyt - of the four strikers only Bellamy possesses the pace we need to stretch teams. If he's injured or, more likely, suspended, then we're struggling for pace up front.
I do hope he's deceptively quick.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’
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that's a fair point but he hardly looked weak against chelsea in the CL semi-final a few years ago.Originally posted by GerrardsSocks17Not Premiership strong and not particularly strong on the ball, in leagues - La Liga and Le Championnat, where you get time on the ball. You're not shut down immediately like you are in the Premiership.Babel fanclub member # 4!!!
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he's not as quick as bellamy but i wouldn't say he was as slow as crouch or robbie. i could be wrong though because i've only seen him play a full game a handful of times.Originally posted by ShaggyAlonsoNaturally I hope I'm wrong regarding any deficiencies Kuyt may have and, as I said, I've not really seen too much of him.
The main worry I have is the pace issue. I'm nitpicking really but say we buy Kuyt - of the four strikers only Bellamy possesses the pace we need to stretch teams. If he's injured or, more likely, suspended, then we're struggling for pace up front.
I do hope he's deceptively quick.Babel fanclub member # 4!!!
**** OFF MOURINHO!!!!!!:whatever:
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I've got a nagging doub about Kuyt too but I am also not an officianardo. I've seen him probably half a dozen times on Ch5 and playing for the Dutch in the world cup.
I think it's his perceived lack of pace that bothers me too. His movement seemed good but his perceived lack of pace allows defenders to close him down.
I hope Rafa gets his first choice signing and if that is Kuyt then all well and good. Lets hope he shines.rnm is funny,funny like funny haha.
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1: Agger, Bellamy, Fowler, Alonso, Garcia
2: Gonzalez, Kuyt, Riise
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I rate Kuyt highly. He's the perfect Rafaplayer. He's not slow, but not very quick either. His workrate is brilliant, works his socks off. And most importantly, he's a goalscorer. I really hope we sign this guy.No small toffees for feast tonight
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