FOF MOTM Fulham 1-1 Bournemouth = Kebano

[Friendsoffulham]

Who was your FOF Man of the Match after tonight's top of the table clash with Bournemouth that ended in a 1-1 draw? Vote, and let us know below ..



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[Somerset Fulham]

Denis.

[paulbrookersmazydribbles]

Kebano

[Sting of the North]

Reed. But a difficult choice this time.

[rebel]

Tosin, thought he did well under the circumstances.

Ream last match, Tosin yesterday.

[Carborundum]

Kebano.  Amazing first half. 

[Mince n Tatties]

Ream.

[FFC In Oz]

Neeskens - i know he missed a golden chance but he was our only attacking player who consistently threatened

[HV71]

Kebano brilliant first half - Odoi and Ream played well through out - difficult choice plumped for Denis

[Whitestone]

Ream and Kebano. I think those rooting for Odoi need to take a closer look at the Bournemouth goal. He switched off at a vital moment.

[Woolly Mammoth]

Neeskens Kebano

[grandad]

I actually went for Reed. He covered every inch of grass. He disrupted their central MF.

[HV71]

Ream and Kebano. I think those rooting for Odoi need to take a closer look at the Bournemouth goal. He switched off at a vital moment.

I have taken another look and he in fact is the only one who reacts . Tosin doesn't ( and it's as much his man ) . It's an excellent move by them and whilst Odoi doesn't get there to suggest that it was all down to him is somewhat unfair

[bog]

I cannot split Reed and Kebano.  Have gone for Kebano.

[Sting of the North]

Ream and Kebano. I think those rooting for Odoi need to take a closer look at the Bournemouth goal. He switched off at a vital moment.

I have taken another look and he in fact is the only one who reacts . Tosin doesn't ( and it's as much his man ) . It's an excellent move by them and whilst Odoi doesn't get there to suggest that it was all down to him is somewhat unfair

Agreed. It was not to do with Odoi switching off, those who claim that are just looking for one of his moments in my opinion. It was a well executed move that Odoi never could have dealt with alone given the pace of Solanke. The centre backs should have supported, but didn't. 

[TC's Sporran]

Kebano

[Whitestone]

Ream and Kebano. I think those rooting for Odoi need to take a closer look at the Bournemouth goal. He switched off at a vital moment.

I have taken another look and he in fact is the only one who reacts . Tosin doesn't ( and it's as much his man ) . It's an excellent move by them and whilst Odoi doesn't get there to suggest that it was all down to him is somewhat unfair

Agreed. It was not to do with Odoi switching off, those who claim that are just looking for one of his moments in my opinion. It was a well executed move that Odoi never could have dealt with alone given the pace of
Solanke. The centre backs should have supported, but didn't. 

Read my post again. I didn't suggest the goal was ALL down to Odoi. I was merely saying that I didn't think his performance merited man of the match because of his involvement in the goal. It most definitely was 'one of his moments' though. Tosin could have done more too.

[copthornemike]

Kebano - was 'double teamed' from the start yet still troubled the Bournemouth defence throughout, mind you  they are not the only team who have struggled to keep him quiet.
As for the criticism of Odoi over their goal why was he the only player who was switched on to stop Solanke, our CBS and midfield had that responsibility.
Just shows how much we need to improve defensively if we get promoted.

[filham]

I have gone for Kebano, he really is having a good season.
Sorry not the goalscorer Tosin who I thought had a few shakey moments over the whole match.

[WolverineFFC]

Ream and Kebano. I think those rooting for Odoi need to take a closer look at the Bournemouth goal. He switched off at a vital moment.

I have taken another look and he in fact is the only one who reacts . Tosin doesn't ( and it's as much his man ) . It's an excellent move by them and whilst Odoi doesn't get there to suggest that it was all down to him is somewhat unfair

Agreed. It was not to do with Odoi switching off, those who claim that are just looking for one of his moments in my opinion. It was a well executed move that Odoi never could have dealt with alone given the pace of
Solanke. The centre backs should have supported, but didn't. 

Read my post again. I didn't suggest the goal was ALL down to Odoi. I was merely saying that I didn't think his performance merited man of the match because of his involvement in the goal. It most definitely was 'one of his moments' though. Tosin could have done more too.

Yeah. Odoi as MotM is odd considering the goal. And did anyone notice Reed pointing at Solanke before the 2nd half kickoff? Seems there was a chance to be ready for it.

There is a reason Silva said "switched off" in his press conference. Classic daydreaming Dennis. Does any fullback get beat by outside to inside runs more than him?