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RE: Brice Samba - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 07-12-2020
(07-12-2020, 02:37 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: So it goes back to the end of last season then. I am surprised he's still here then to be honest.
So we were right in the thick of a play off battle and our goalkeeper allegedly decides to go on a bender and get himself in trouble with the law. Get him out the club.
RE: Brice Samba - ozzyten10 - 07-12-2020
Ther e is no excuse for drink driving but there are levels... being paralytic and several times over the limit and just over the limit after a meal out with family...
RE: Brice Samba - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 07-12-2020
Weren't we in a supposed lockdown? That makes it even worse.
RE: Brice Samba - Paplane - 07-12-2020
(07-12-2020, 02:53 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote:(07-12-2020, 02:37 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: So it goes back to the end of last season then. I am surprised he's still here then to be honest.
So we were right in the thick of a play off battle and our goalkeeper allegedly decides to go on a bender and get himself in trouble with the law. Get him out the club.
We'd need to know more details Sniff before we go ahead and give him a public lynching. Eg, was it in the week (before games) or on a Saturday night after a game and before a rest day? Was he bladdered or was he just over the limit? If he was bladdered, did he then start street racing with other bladdered players, crash the car injuring the club captain, and then flee the scene?
IMO in this day and age, footballers are athletes and as such should not be drinking at all. It's a choice you have if you're blessed with enough talent to be a pro footballer. Either become an athlete, or play for Derby.
RE: Brice Samba - ozzyten10 - 07-12-2020
If we were successful at the end of the last season we wouldn’t be hearing this...
RE: Brice Samba - Tricky - 07-12-2020
(07-12-2020, 02:57 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Weren't we in a supposed lockdown? That makes it even worse.
WE don't know all of the details and all of the facts, circumstances, amount consumed (if any) or even if it is true!
Would it not be hypocrisy to come to conclusions and judgement based on rumours doing the rounds on social media with no solid proof, yet completely dismiss the rumours reported by a certain local journalist because he hasn't provided enough proof?
You can't have it both ways
RE: Brice Samba - Salvatore Matrecano - 07-12-2020
About to add the same Tricky. I deliberately didn’t mention it on here at the time because it is just that, rumour. Just like other allegations of behind the scene goings on.
RE: Brice Samba - wassy04 - 20-10-2021
Sooooo, Samba great shot stopper? Makes too many mistakes? Both?
Was interesting reading the comments on this from last year, not a lot has changed. I wonder if we're going to be conceding less chances due to the recent improvement whether the mistakes will dry up (hopefully).
Last night was a good example, having watched the goal back the ball is heading towards the corner flag so needlessly pushing it straight to the forward seems like an error to me (not that he was the only one at fault) Why not tip it sideways?
On the other hand he made an amazing save that kept us in the game (somehow went for a goal kick, cheers ref). A save that maybe another keeper wouldn't have made, he got down so quickly and low and took up a good position.
He has made a lot of mistakes this year but was that to be expected given the sheer volume of chances conceded and form of the team? I remember at Cov first game, he made a wonder save then pushed one in a few mins later.
I love his passion and shot stopping, less convinced on other areas of his game. His distribution can sometimes be really good too, other times less so. I know some are staunch defenders of him and others have already written him off. Would be interesting to see where the majority lies.
RE: Brice Samba - Strawberry Avenger - 20-10-2021
(20-10-2021, 11:02 AM)wassy04 Wrote: Sooooo, Samba great shot stopper? Makes too many mistakes? Both?
Was interesting reading the comments on this from last year, not a lot has changed. I wonder if we're going to be conceding less chances due to the recent improvement whether the mistakes will dry up (hopefully).
Last night was a good example, having watched the goal back the ball is heading towards the corner flag so needlessly pushing it straight to the forward seems like an error to me (not that he was the only one at fault) Why not tip it sideways?
On the other hand he made an amazing save that kept us in the game (somehow went for a goal kick, cheers ref). A save that maybe another keeper wouldn't have made, he got down so quickly and low and took up a good position.
He has made a lot of mistakes this year but was that to be expected given the sheer volume of chances conceded and form of the team? I remember at Cov first game, he made a wonder save then pushed one in a few mins later.
I love his passion and shot stopping, less convinced on other areas of his game. His distribution can sometimes be really good too, other times less so. I know some are staunch defenders of him and others have already written him off. Would be interesting to see where the majority lies.
He's cost Forest a lot of points this season. Gave City a leg up (he wasn't the only one culpable. Alot of ball watching going on.) But he kept Forest in the game with the save that kept it at 1-0.
Another poll, perhaps?
SA.
RE: Brice Samba - Jean_claude_killy - 20-10-2021
(20-10-2021, 11:02 AM)wassy04 Wrote: Sooooo, Samba great shot stopper? Makes too many mistakes? Both?
Was interesting reading the comments on this from last year, not a lot has changed. I wonder if we're going to be conceding less chances due to the recent improvement whether the mistakes will dry up (hopefully).
Last night was a good example, having watched the goal back the ball is heading towards the corner flag so needlessly pushing it straight to the forward seems like an error to me (not that he was the only one at fault) Why not tip it sideways?
On the other hand he made an amazing save that kept us in the game (somehow went for a goal kick, cheers ref). A save that maybe another keeper wouldn't have made, he got down so quickly and low and took up a good position.
He has made a lot of mistakes this year but was that to be expected given the sheer volume of chances conceded and form of the team? I remember at Cov first game, he made a wonder save then pushed one in a few mins later.
I love his passion and shot stopping, less convinced on other areas of his game. His distribution can sometimes be really good too, other times less so. I know some are staunch defenders of him and others have already written him off. Would be interesting to see where the majority lies.
That's the current dilemma Wassy; one minute he is absolutely brilliant, the next he is making schoolboy errors, and he has made a good few of those this season so far.
My first impression on seeing the goal last night was keeper error, and that opinion did not change when I saw the highlights this morning.
However, the player should not have got the shot away in the first place; there were more than enough defenders around to prevent the shot.
His performance in the second half was outstanding.
I really do not know what to make of him.
RE: Brice Samba - wassy04 - 20-10-2021
(20-10-2021, 11:18 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote:(20-10-2021, 11:02 AM)wassy04 Wrote: Sooooo, Samba great shot stopper? Makes too many mistakes? Both?
Was interesting reading the comments on this from last year, not a lot has changed. I wonder if we're going to be conceding less chances due to the recent improvement whether the mistakes will dry up (hopefully).
Last night was a good example, having watched the goal back the ball is heading towards the corner flag so needlessly pushing it straight to the forward seems like an error to me (not that he was the only one at fault) Why not tip it sideways?
On the other hand he made an amazing save that kept us in the game (somehow went for a goal kick, cheers ref). A save that maybe another keeper wouldn't have made, he got down so quickly and low and took up a good position.
He has made a lot of mistakes this year but was that to be expected given the sheer volume of chances conceded and form of the team? I remember at Cov first game, he made a wonder save then pushed one in a few mins later.
I love his passion and shot stopping, less convinced on other areas of his game. His distribution can sometimes be really good too, other times less so. I know some are staunch defenders of him and others have already written him off. Would be interesting to see where the majority lies.
That's the current dilemma Wassy; one minute he is absolutely brilliant, the next he is making schoolboy errors, and he has made a good few of those this season so far.
My first impression on seeing the goal last night was keeper error, and that opinion did not change when I saw the highlights this morning.
However, the player should not have got the shot away in the first place; there were more than enough defenders around to prevent the shot.
His performance in the second half was outstanding.
I really do not know what to make of him.
I'm glad I'm not the only one, maybe he can cut out the errors if the other teams have less chances going forward. I don't remember him making loads of errors in the Sabri year
RE: Brice Samba - GaribaldiRED - 20-10-2021
Honestly, I struggle to understand what you are talking about. Brice makes too many mistakes! Schoolboy errors! Making loads of errors! Really? He's the best keeper we have had in a long long time. Just loved the way he stepped up and slotted in as a CB when Figs went off.