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47 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

If my memory serves me correct I was talking about Kossie playing as a forward not midfield and I have explained my reasons before, not disagreeing with your other views on the subs use, I have also said the gameplan in the last quarter was shocking and that rests on the entire coaching staff.

I am saying not to count Kossie as a mid as he seems to kick the ball with penetration and get it to the scoring area. 

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    Just now, 58er said:

    I am saying not to count Kossie as a mid as he seems to kick the ball with penetration and get it to the scoring area. 

    Not to count out Kossie. Sorry 

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    On 30/06/2024 at 11:19, Demonsone said:

    Why isn’t Jvr just left fwd to develop his craft as our only genuine kpp fwd instead playing ruck? Robbing Peter to pay Paul 

    ditto Kozzie

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    1 hour ago, 58er said:

    I am saying not to count Kossie as a mid as he seems to kick the ball with penetration and get it to the scoring area. 

    I am, Kossie will never be a midfielder has not got the tank or the mindset and when under pressure his disposal is not great, kossie is an instinct player as is far mor dangerous around the goals as last week noshowed not flying for hangers just pure forward craft.

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    On 02/07/2024 at 13:06, Demonsone said:

    Kozzie isn’t a kpp we need a tall Fwd not defenders …. 

    my comment was that we need to keep Kozzie forward. He provides more pressure and keeos 2 defenders occupied which releases a KPP to do their stuff and provide contests to release loose balls for Kpzzie to weave his magic and make space.

    Hes just wering himself out in the mid field.

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