| gomis 19:11 - Feb 7 with 5663 views | bkjack |
Am I the only one who thought he done ok today got on the end of crosses held the ball up well looked for the ball |  | | |  |
| gomis on 11:09 - Feb 8 with 1541 views | MattG |
| gomis on 11:07 - Feb 8 by jack247 |
He seems more suited to the Siggy/Jonjo role to me |
Wouldn't disagree with that, just that he's not as good at it as either Siggy or probably Jonjo. |  | | |
| gomis on 11:33 - Feb 8 with 1520 views | Dyfnant |
| gomis on 11:07 - Feb 8 by jack247 |
He seems more suited to the Siggy/Jonjo role to me |
Nelson? I'd say Gomis seems more suited to it personally.
If still here, I can't see Gomis being our first choice striker next season anyway. It'd take a dramatic shift in performance for him to hit double figures over a season |  |
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| gomis on 11:43 - Feb 8 with 1510 views | Whiterockin |
| gomis on 11:33 - Feb 8 by Dyfnant |
Nelson? I'd say Gomis seems more suited to it personally.
If still here, I can't see Gomis being our first choice striker next season anyway. It'd take a dramatic shift in performance for him to hit double figures over a season |
It'd take a dramatic shift in performance for him to hit double figures over a season
It would take a dramatic shift for him to hit the back of the net. |  | | |
| gomis on 12:11 - Feb 8 with 1487 views | Dyfnant |
| gomis on 11:43 - Feb 8 by Whiterockin |
It'd take a dramatic shift in performance for him to hit double figures over a season
It would take a dramatic shift for him to hit the back of the net. |
Indeed, I missed Tranmere away so I'm yet to see him hit the target the target with a shot. | |
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| gomis on 12:17 - Feb 8 with 1478 views | Dr_Winston |
| gomis on 12:11 - Feb 8 by Dyfnant |
Indeed, I missed Tranmere away so I'm yet to see him hit the target the target with a shot. |
He hit the target with a shot yesterday. |  |
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| gomis on 12:18 - Feb 8 with 1472 views | Tom1912 |
Was a cracking save by Pantilimon that one. A shame, because it was a lovely move. | | | |
| gomis on 12:20 - Feb 8 with 1465 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| gomis on 12:17 - Feb 8 by Dr_Winston |
He hit the target with a shot yesterday. |
Indeed. Some of the comments on this and other threads are cheap and nasty. |  |
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| gomis on 12:25 - Feb 8 with 1451 views | Whiterockin |
| gomis on 12:20 - Feb 8 by Joe_bradshaw |
Indeed. Some of the comments on this and other threads are cheap and nasty. |
OK put it like this. If there was another week in the window and we were offered £9.2M as suggested would you keep or sell. | | | |
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| gomis on 12:25 - Feb 8 with 1450 views | Dr_Winston |
| gomis on 12:20 - Feb 8 by Joe_bradshaw |
Indeed. Some of the comments on this and other threads are cheap and nasty. |
Let's be brutally honest here, if not for the outbursts in January nobody would be saying a word about his performance yesterday.
An example - He'd just sprinted about 80/90 yards closing down various defenders and about five seconds later some bloke behind me shouted "Get that lazy bastard Gomis off!!"
Crazy. [Post edited 8 Feb 2015 12:32]
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| gomis on 12:26 - Feb 8 with 1448 views | sixpenses |
| gomis on 10:25 - Feb 8 by libertine |
I am disheartened by his ball control, his holding, his turning and hes always a yard off.
His hair is great though!!!!!
I like Nelson he's trying hard without much game time
he seems to want it more |
His hair is lovely I agree
More importantly his goal in Nov made the difference of twice as many additional PL points as Bony's did in his first 5/6 months with us. Plus a great win against the Arse.
Remember for months in the PL Bony used to spend so much time on his arse I began to think he had vertigo | | | |
| gomis on 12:30 - Feb 8 with 1434 views | LeonisGod |
| gomis on 20:40 - Feb 7 by bermudajack |
I'm not convinced yet...
He's certainly not an instictive striker like Defoe or Bony, he just seems slightly behind the pace of the game/ crosses and on times today he was brushed aside with ease by John o Shea, he's lacking some grit & strength.
I haven't quite given up on him yet, but what irritates most of us is this...
He's been vocal in the press making out he's got loads of offers elsewhere & we're lucky to have him here...
Now in the case of Bony that was true... But Gomis... is no Wilfried Bony
What riled me today was he lost the ball a lot, often getting outmuscled by JOS, he made no effort to regain possession and hardly bust a gut to get on the end of some superb crosses
He obviously needs to start looking like or actually become a scorer of goals, or we must give Nelson his chance who looked very capable when he came on today 👠|
Good assessment that - i agree with every word. |  | | |
| gomis on 14:22 - Feb 8 with 1391 views | azjack |
I'm still hoping that he'll turn a corner soon and start scoring for fun. There were more - and better crosses - but he didn't really attack them with confidence. Perhaps Dyer needs to have a word with Gomis as they weren't on the same wavelength yesterday. | | | |
| gomis on 14:35 - Feb 8 with 1383 views | Dyfnant |
| gomis on 12:17 - Feb 8 by Dr_Winston |
He hit the target with a shot yesterday. |
I must've been in the toilet, I'll keep an eye out for it on MOTD highlights later.
I could careless about him being mouthy, I'm certain though that a full season of him in the form he's shown so far will see us in deep sh1t | |
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| gomis on 14:51 - Feb 8 with 1371 views | jack247 |
| gomis on 12:25 - Feb 8 by Dr_Winston |
Let's be brutally honest here, if not for the outbursts in January nobody would be saying a word about his performance yesterday.
An example - He'd just sprinted about 80/90 yards closing down various defenders and about five seconds later some bloke behind me shouted "Get that lazy bastard Gomis off!!"
Crazy. [Post edited 8 Feb 2015 12:32]
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Not really, he is a striker who doesn't really look like scoring or creating. Yes, his comments in January and having to fill the boots of one of our best ever strikers don't help his cause, but unless he improves or is replaced in the summer, next season could well be a long one. | | | |
| gomis on 14:54 - Feb 8 with 1368 views | jack247 |
| gomis on 11:33 - Feb 8 by Dyfnant |
Nelson? I'd say Gomis seems more suited to it personally.
If still here, I can't see Gomis being our first choice striker next season anyway. It'd take a dramatic shift in performance for him to hit double figures over a season |
Yeah Nelson, looks more of a creator than a finisher to me. I don't see either of them being first choice next season unless we change our style of play (Gomis) or lose Siggy and Jonjo (Oliviera). | | | |
| gomis on 16:12 - Feb 8 with 1265 views | UplandsJack |
| gomis on 08:49 - Feb 8 by Dr_Winston |
Gomis played well. Worked hard, linked play well enough (although obviously no Wilf), got into good positions, and was unlucky not to score at least once.
If another player had put in that kind of performance there'd be no doubt at all about it, but obviously he's evil so balanced opinion is impossible. |
Exactly.... |  | | |
| gomis on 17:09 - Feb 8 with 1240 views | bathgatejack |
| gomis on 11:07 - Feb 8 by jack247 |
He seems more suited to the Siggy/Jonjo role to me |
I bet gomis scores we'd against the baggies. | | | |
| gomis on 17:23 - Feb 8 with 1226 views | skippyjack |
He's on the end of my sword.. for the 'hype' he puts himself out as.. that wasn't good enough for a striker in the Premier League.. forget he needs time to settle.. he needs to produce his apparent 'quality' that other clubs were willing to pay.. he's put himself in this position for me. |  |
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| gomis on 17:38 - Feb 8 with 1215 views | Chief |
lets face facts, gomis is a really really shite version of bony.
We don't play the likes of Rotherham and tranmere every week so a striker that turns slower than a cruise liner wont wash in the prem.
any patience I'd have with him while we wait for him to click 'after a run of games' (hes played last the last 6 or 7 now) has gone after the ballux hes been spouting in the press. he thinks the sun shines out of his arse.
I suspect hes off in the summer. monk doesn't seem to suffer fools glady, but will persist for a while if its in the interest of the club (similar to the Chico situation) |  |
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| gomis on 17:38 - Feb 8 with 1215 views | ScoobyWho |
He lacks the basic striker instinct like getting across the keeper and sniffing out chances in the six yard box. He doesn't gamble on much either. He has hyped himself in to a position he cant justify. |  |
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| gomis on 18:03 - Feb 8 with 1187 views | jackrabbit |
| gomis on 12:25 - Feb 8 by Whiterockin |
OK put it like this. If there was another week in the window and we were offered £9.2M as suggested would you keep or sell. |
After watching him at QPR on New Year's Day I wrote "..if Palace come offering money for Gomis, grab it. He has all the assets of a striker except a very important one- he can't shoot"
I'm still to be convinced. First thing he needs to achieve is to score a goal with his feet - he's scored 2 very important goals with his head (yes, I know, technically against W Ham it was recorded as an own goal), but apart from Tranmere hasn't yet beaten a goalkeeper with a shot.
Having said all that, I think he deserves a break because he is trying extremely hard for us. He put in a good shift yesterday. Also , Bony looked equally inept in front of goal and with general ball control, for a long time before he settled down and started scoring. And even in the past few months there were games where Bony was anonymous. I'd like to.see the effect that a goal or two would have on Gomis. I haven't given up on him completely yet. |  | | |
| gomis on 21:23 - Feb 8 with 1120 views | tomdickharry |
| gomis on 18:03 - Feb 8 by jackrabbit |
After watching him at QPR on New Year's Day I wrote "..if Palace come offering money for Gomis, grab it. He has all the assets of a striker except a very important one- he can't shoot"
I'm still to be convinced. First thing he needs to achieve is to score a goal with his feet - he's scored 2 very important goals with his head (yes, I know, technically against W Ham it was recorded as an own goal), but apart from Tranmere hasn't yet beaten a goalkeeper with a shot.
Having said all that, I think he deserves a break because he is trying extremely hard for us. He put in a good shift yesterday. Also , Bony looked equally inept in front of goal and with general ball control, for a long time before he settled down and started scoring. And even in the past few months there were games where Bony was anonymous. I'd like to.see the effect that a goal or two would have on Gomis. I haven't given up on him completely yet. |
Palace did come calling and offered £9.5M for him which the club accepted,guess what Gomis refused to go to Palace and instead asked us for a salary rise he was told where to go.He is shocking value for the money we are paying him,21 appearances in the PL 1 goal. | | | |
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