Poll
Question:
Who was your man of the match?
Option 1: Rodak
votes: 58
Option 2: Christie
votes: 1
Option 3: Mawson
votes: 0
Option 4: Ream
votes: 0
Option 5: Bryan
votes: 0
Option 6: Cairney
votes: 1
Option 7: Johansen
votes: 5
Option 8: Onomah
votes: 25
Option 9: Kebano
votes: 11
Option 10: Mitrovic
votes: 0
Option 11: Cavaleiro
votes: 2
Option 12: Kamara
votes: 0
Option 13: Knockaert
votes: 1
Option 14: Reid
votes: 1
Option 15: No one
votes: 40
Vote for your Man of the Match
Rodak made himself big in that first half for what I thought was a certain goal and put their striker off enough to drag it wide. He also just about kept that one out which hit the post and went across the line - although not sure if it should have been an easy save in the first place. So was tempted to go for him.
I liked a few cross field balls from Johansen in the first half, and the odd bit of strength from Mitrovic. Onomah managed to do the simple things on the whole okay.
It blows my mind but I'm going for Onomah just because he was the only player who seemed to care.
"anyone but Onomah" was MoM - I thought he played well amongst 10 anonymous others
No-one deserves it. They were all terrible
Thought Onomah was quite good today actually - Kebano caused them problems first 30
Other than that poor.
Quote from: @jolslover on December 14, 2019, 05:11:07 PM
Thought Onomah was quite good today actually - Kebano caused them problems first 30
Other than that poor.
Like Preston match then .... crap
From the commentary it seems that Onomah had more touches than any other Fulham player probably as many as half of our team put together so at least he was invloved and showed some commitment unlike most of the others. The fact that he had the most assists i.e to the opposition, is irrelevant as we already know he doesn´t belong in the Championship but at least it seemed as though he was trying rather than very trying as in previous games. I am hopeful he will be selected against Leeds and either show us something we haven´t seen before or make a complete clown of himself so that even Parker might be forced into a corner and not pick him again. Come on Josh time to be counted!
Onomah gets a lot of touches in most games he plays because he can't control a ball with one touch.
Quote from: MayoDomo on December 14, 2019, 05:06:40 PM
It blows my mind but I'm going for Onomah just because he was the only player who seemed to care.
Didn't blow mine, voted before seeing replies.
Best game in a Fulham shirt IMO
Onomah the only one who really turned up in the second half.
I do think Bryan did well though having been booked so early
:bump:
Rodak, he made several good saves no-one else was worthy of it.
Quote from: Fernhurst on December 14, 2019, 06:09:12 PM
Quote from: MayoDomo on December 14, 2019, 05:06:40 PM
It blows my mind but I'm going for Onomah just because he was the only player who seemed to care.
Didn't blow mine, voted before seeing replies.
Best game in a Fulham shirt IMO
Think that was what I was sort of trying to say, the Leeds match will be a key match!!
Did this thread really have fans stating that Bryan and Onamah did well.
You are the problem !!!
Onomah for me. Solid in dispossessing players and held up the ball well to keep distribution alive. Strong to come back defensively and intercept the ball when needed. No real bad touch, and only made one bad pass late in the second half. Put in effort all over the pitch for 90 minutes.
It's not a surprise that some think it's silly to say he had a good match though.
Went for Rodak who kept us alive but Kebano was the least invisible on the pitch. so he'd be the 2nd choice.
The Brentford fans for their rendition to the tune of Knees up mother Brown....."Bees Up Fulham Down" lol.
Is this a vote for the worse player on the day because, if it is, that is a hard call to make.
Voted No One. Couldn't vote for Onomah as it would mean he would then be a permanent starter.
Kebano the only player who caused Brentford real problems. How he has been left out until recently defeats me.
Quote from: Matt10 on December 15, 2019, 03:05:25 AM
Onomah for me. Solid in dispossessing players and held up the ball well to keep distribution alive. Strong to come back defensively and intercept the ball when needed. No real bad touch, and only made one bad pass late in the second half. Put in effort all over the pitch for 90 minutes.
It's not a surprise that some think it's silly to say he had a good match though.
:plus one:
Rodak again, who else had a good game.
Looks like a clear victory for Rodak! But some despondent voters suggesting no one deserved it this week.
The Rodak V Betts debate may be finally over?
Quote from: Milo on December 15, 2019, 03:58:55 PM
Looks like a clear victory for Rodak! But some despondent voters suggesting no one deserved it this week.
The Rodak V Betts debate may be finally over?
On radio they were saying that we have a top keeper in Rodak,and the loans out at Accrington and Rotherham were great learning experiences for him.