Thought that was because he had been in close contact? I’ve just googled it and can’t find anything other than speculation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
It’s personal choice anyway you can’t make someone have a vaccine.
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Thought that was because he had been in close contact? I’ve just googled it and can’t find anything other than speculation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
It’s personal choice anyway you can’t make someone have a vaccine.
Really hope Bournemouth go up before an away day tax of £8 per ticket is implemented to cover the £1.5m.
I think he wouldn't have had to isolate had he been jabbed. Not passing judgement on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
We’re they rules at the time? Can’t remember. Changed so often.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Great idea. One for DML to email the club with I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by SunderlandBluebird
Kieffer didn’t really build any affiliation with the fans I don’t think. Last year was behind closed doors so he’s played about 9 games at the CCS with fans. Can’t blame him for going but it’s sad the way it ended as if he’d stayed here for the next 3 years he could’ve spearheaded the attack and made himself a club legend if he bangs in 100 goals over 4-5 seasons.
But time isn’t really on his side and he’s obviously felt like his PL shot is slipping away, and he doesn’t really owe the club anything so can’t blame him for going.
I think Bournemouth will go up but he will barely start a game in the Prem, they spend big money and they won’t go into the season with Kieffer as no.2 striker. I think it’ll end up with him wondering whether he made the right decision to go after barely playing in the PL and sold to a championship high flyer within 2 years.
If you don't have a reply just don't reply, you child :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
Awaits the inevitable "No" response :D
I thought if you were double jabbed and came into contact with someone positive you had to do LFT and get a negative to be able to go to work etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
If he's had to self isolate, wouldn't it suggest he has nt been jabbed?
I don't care who's jabbed and who isn't, like o said before it's a choice, but he can't blame others when he can't do his job "if" he isn't jabbed. Which seemed unlikely at the time he had to isolate given..well..he had to isolate.
I can’t believe someone has watched kieffer Moore and think he’s just a lump who wins the ball in the air.
At his best he leads the line well, has a great touch and brings others into play.
Which was last season. Behind closed doors. In empty stadiums. Under no pressure. The last bit will no doubt p*ss some off. But I happen to think it's true and the lack of fans home and away really skews the record books somewhat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
he wasn't too shabby playing for Wales recently at CCS with a full houseQuote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
You said he played with Max Watters hasn’t he, I said “No”. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
He’s played for Wales in front of crowds and been outstanding. He also scored 4 in 8 under Morison so this notion he couldn’t play in the new style we are trying to adopt is utter nonsense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
Furthermore, Scott Parker’s teams are all pass, pass, pass he’s not going to sign a player who is no good with the ball at his feet.
He scored goals at the euros in a packed stadium ffs. He’s scored goals in massive qualifying games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
I don’t think he’s not tried this season, he’s fine ok despite having no pre season and having covid twice.
I think he’s a bit daft if he’s not jabbed but I wouldn’t say he’s not tried or played well when he has.
But he was at the same stadium playing for us this season. Cardiff City comes first for me. Staying in The Championship comes first for me even if I'd love to see Wales qualify for a WC. In fact, it is way more important Cardiff stay up. I've said before, a lot of fans would feel very differently about him if he'd not elected to play for Wales.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Seeing him in that Bournemouth strip today made me want to throw up.
See my reply to blue matt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
Moore's farewell message to Cardiff - described by Wales Online as 'emotional' (?)
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...ewell-22951637
"I'd like to thank the players, fans and staff for making my time at Cardiff City so special.
"It's never easy moving on from a club and city you love, but I've always been a very ambitious person with many goals I'd like to accomplish in my career.
"Looking forward to coming back to the CCS in March."
It's an OK, very brief, even routine, farewell message. Not sure about 'emotional'.
Best of luck to him. 30 this year, like he says he has goals he wants to achieve and I imagine that means playing in the Premier League. No chance of him getting there with us any time soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
He wasn't interested . Didn't want to play for us .Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
In fairness, I've previously commented that Moore is a better footballer than I thought he was going to be. Last season, he surprised me at how good he was with the ball at his feet. In fairness, too, you've made valid points about how we've played this season hasn't done him any favours. He will fit in well in Scott Parker's Bournemouth I admit. Not because they pass, pass, pass though, because for every minute one of their players passes the ball, they spend two on the deck if an opposition player is a gnat's dick away from them! :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
I think you have to consider as well that he's played most of his career in the lower leagues earning **** all, and he's at the age now where he's probably thinking about life after football. The contract Bournemouth offered (3.5 years and probably far more than what we're paying) could have a massive impact on his long term financial security. In that context I can't blame him for putting his interests first and forcing the move.
Morison says the club got what they wanted, so as far as I can see this is the best possible outcome for everyone.
As a Wales fan, I just wish he'd gone to a club where he won't be sat on the bench most of the time.
If he hadn’t had to rely on crap service and been smacked around with no protection I would feel more aggrieved that he was off. Who can blame him wanting away? The better football of late has come too late for any reconsideration I suspect. A little too overhyped I think but I wish him well.
Will be the last you ever hear of him ...Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
Other than playing for Wales .
FAW are investigating the location of the birthplace of Jordan Hugill’s Nanna.........the king is dead, long live the king.:biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
:hehe::hehe::-)Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
The new qualification criteria will be anyone who has a double ll in their name is eligible.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
I see. Apologies.Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
I thought Moore and Watters had played together.
Can't blame the lad for having ambition, but I agree he hasn't wanted to be here for ages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
"It's not what you did it's how you did it"
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/60265415
Wales striker Kieffer Moore hopes his move to Bournemouth will see him achieve a dream of playing Premier League football.