Moussa Sidibe

[WhiteBucket]

News from the train-delayed Mr Dave Holden is that Moussa has joined Welling United on a month's loan.

[EUFC superb]

who do we have as cover for andy drury / matt lovell?

[Guest]

Can't say I am suprised given that his 1st team opportunities have been few and far between under Mr Daish.

 

 

 

I think that he will flourish in the Conf South

[Stu M]

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gnfc superb said:
who do we have as cover for andy drury / matt lovell?

Adrian Deane...?

[EUFC superb]

isnt he centre mid?

[Stu M]

Not sure, but I think he might be a 'winger', to use an old-fashioned term!

[Robbo]

Apparently Deane's a winger that can play on either flank.

 

Think this may be the beginning of the end for Moussa. Limited opportunities and hasn't taken those that have been given to him anyway. Good luck to him though.

[Harry J Allstars]

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WhiteBucket said:
News from the train-delayed Mr Dave Holden is that Moussa has joined Welling United on a month's loan.

And also more importantly what is the trouble on the trains? Perhaps theres something on the line that the company isn't used to, like for instance a moving train. I think heads should roll for this and the first one to go should definitely be FF.

[jc]

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Stu M said:

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gnfc superb said:
who do we have as cover for andy drury / matt lovell?

Adrian Deane...?

Jacko as well - or indeed Ben Surey, who played in a midfield of Drury-McKimm-Saunders-Surey earlier in the season (although obviously not as an orthodox winger). We're not exactly short-staffed in that department (unlike most others <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />).

Best of luck to Moussa at Welling - let's see if he can give them the 'Tostao effect', having dropped below the Conference.

[Bernard]

As I have said on this forum before, Moussa is by no means the legend the Northfleet End seem to think he is. However, it would be sad if we were to give up on him and leave him at Welling forever, as is the fate of the majority of our loan players. Having said that, and this may sound self-contradictory, he will probably equip himself far better in the league below us, so it might be wise, in terms of furthering his career, to stay in that division until he can improve upon his consistency.

[Trustme]

Good riddance to bad rubbish!

[EUFC superb]

hes better then you will ever be mate so dont slate of a very good player

[Bernard]

No offence, Superb, but that is a weak argument. Trustme does not profess to be a good player, therefore it is useless to compare him to Moussa. Those who slag off Daish haven't been asked 'could you do a better job?' because they aren't managers...

[EUFC superb]

but you cannot say good riddance to bad rubbish as he is an excellent player its just that daish didnt see that

[Stu M]

Daish can't see it because Moussa hasn't shown him. Moussa's living off one or two past glories, as Tostao Kwashi did, and has done very little to merit inclusion in the starting XI since.

[EUFC superb]

good point hes dropped since the dagenham game hasnt he?

[Trustme]

He,s never been good enough.He would show some skill for 15 minutes,or until the opposing defender had worked him out.After that he became just another also ran

[EUFC superb]

but who knows - he might become like matt lovell

[DarrenGNFC]

He might want to rush over to America to have a word with Michael Jackson then, before it's too late. I'm sure he'd be able to recommend someone.

 

I've gone to every home match since December and I've never really seen much of Moussa so all those "Moooose!!" chants bemuse me a tad.

[Slartibartfast]

I think Moussa like Tostao before him is one of those players who looks a lot better on a sunny afternoon in August or May than on a cold wet January evening.