Trybull

[Captain Birdseye 0]

What was everyone''s opinion of him yesterday

He looked solid and the partnership with tettey didn''t look bad

I think he has the potential to be the best of the German signings

[Rogue Baboon 0]

Sceptical when I saw his name on the team sheet, was won over after about 15 minutes. My MoM, kept the team ticking over

[Moo 0]

A poor man''s Shaun Carey

[Herman 11,136]

Best thing to come out of Germany since Nena.

[FenwayFrank 2,717]

Has he got really hairy armpits too ?

[TIL 1010 5,246]

He certainly looks a good find on what i saw yesterday and against Charlton.

[TIL 1010 5,246]

It must have been the highlight of the day for you captain what with plaice coujons and no Golden Goal ticket selling totty in The Gunn Club ?

[Herman 11,136]

[quote user="FenwayFrank"]Has he got really hairy armpits too ?[/quote][:D] I had forgotten about them.

[Yellowfuture 71]

He''s content, for sure.

[Hoola Han Solo 448]

He had a good game, think he''ll play a lot more than we thought

[SwindonCanary 457]

I think our defence was better due to having these two in front of them.

[Mello Yello 2,572]

I thought Trybull had a good game......

[Baldyboy 1]

He was outstanding, don''t think one pass went astray did it?

[Parma Ham's gone mouldy 2,462]

I also thought he was MOTM.

Sometimes you get what you want, sometimes you get what you need.

Perhaps (unfairly judged) one of the least naturally gifted players on the pitch, but conversely the most effective.

Won balls, including a very surprisingly high percentage of headers, harried, covered ground, covered players, gave the ball simple, was alert to danger and clearly someone who not only wants to win, but also hates losing. Not at all the same thing.

An excellent game and just what we need.

Parma

[Diane 500]

My MOM too, thought he was ourstanding

[GJP 79]

Got a bit tired towards the end but a very good performance otherwise. Just shaded by TK for MOTM.

[Michael Bates 12]

Trybull was MOM for me. He sniffed out so much danger and was always looking to be available for a pass. The other thing that really stuck out for me was how he is extremely vocal and lead the midfield and attackers. He was constantly organising the shape and getting the attacking players back to mark etc.. we''ve sorely missed leaders on the pitch, so it was great to see him and Klose offering more leadership.

[hogesar 10,764]

Not trying to cause trouble but interesting that Trybull is seen as a leader for talking, shouting, organising players whereas Naismith and Martin are ''pointy, whiny and blaming everyone else''

But yes, Trybull was very good and not far off MOTM

[Guest]

It is a pity that he is Trybull 19 and not Trybull 20.

[daly 551]

Lets hope we''ve seen the last of Moaning Naismith

[Yorkshire Canary 118]

On paper a bit of a journeyman but I was very pleasantly surprised how good he was a few more performances like that and we will need to quickly extend his one year contract

[Yellowfuture 71]

hogesar wrote the following post at 10/09/2017 4:10 PM:

Not trying to cause trouble but interesting that Trybull is seen as a leader for talking, shouting, organising players whereas Naismith and Martin are ''pointy, whiny and blaming everyone else''

A fair point but I think the difference is to be doing those things you need to be leading by example in your own play. Not always been the case with Naismith.

[king canary 8,757]

@Hoegsar

You can never tell what is being said on the pitch but my gut feel is that looking at body language, facial expressions etc is that Naismith only seems to offer blame and anger without much encouragement. I''ve never seen Martin as whiney but as the leader of our defence he doesn''t seem particularly effective.

[hogesar 10,764]

Problem is though that goes against all our younger players who name drop Naismith as being a big help to them - Josh seems to go to Naismith more often than not when celebrating a goal too.

[nutty nigel 7,902]

Naismith was named as a leader by the players at our forum last week. In fact I''ve never heard anyone at the club have a bad word about him.

[king canary 8,757]

That maybe true.

The thing is, results on the pitch seem to be better without him so his leadership is clearly not so important to us.

[nutty nigel 7,902]

That may be true too. However the negative comments about his relationships with his team mates are not.

[king canary 8,757]

Only thing I would say is that it would be very rare for a player to come out and say ''Nah, Naismith is a total dick, hate the moany idiot.''

However I don''t doubt the younger players like and respect him.

[king canary 8,757]

Pleased to see I''ve found the one swear word that gets through the filter.

[nutty nigel 7,902]

They werent asked about him. They were asked about leaders.