Derby fans views on Keogh (1 Viewer)

Ccfcisparks · Aug 14, 2012

Don't seem to like him, going through twitter feeds. One even said he would drive Keogh back to Cov with a receipt back for 1 million.

sw88 · Aug 14, 2012

Their loss nothing to do with the other 10 players on the pitch then?

He's just doing a big mo leaves a club he loves and is never the same player again (albeit after only one game)

mattylad · Aug 14, 2012

Scored a goal but had a nightmare defensively

chem90 · Aug 14, 2012

Should he have been playing? Did he not receive a straight red versus Doncaster leaving him with a 3 match ban - 1x v Southampton plus 2 more?

speedie87 · Aug 14, 2012

Only 1 match ban you only get a 3 match for dangerous play

covcity4life · Aug 15, 2012

hell come good.

wingy · Aug 15, 2012

It will be like Westwood Syndrome,Murphy's never been good enough to fill his boots.Derby went and sold fans favourite jason Shackel so you're not going to hear a balanced view.

SkyBlue_Bear83 · Aug 15, 2012

Looked on their forum and most people are rating him as 6/7 for last night, then again most didn't give any of the back 5 below a 6 which is questionable when they conceded 5 goals

lordsummerisle · Aug 20, 2012

He was never that brilliant, an okay defender, nothing more.

Though some seemed to think he was the best defender we've had since we were relegated from the Prem.

Some aren't the brightest.

We'll_live_and_die · Aug 20, 2012

He was/is a solid defender. A good defender never looks outstanding because they are so far ahead of the game they quash any trouble before it arises.

Gaz · Aug 20, 2012

Really ?

I thought he was outstanding in his time here.

WillieStanley · Aug 20, 2012

Any player that wins every POTS award, followed by a transfer to a new club, walking straight into captaincy is obviously awful.

I don't think it was particularly the defence which let us down last season

http://experimental361.com/2012/06/27/championship-attack-defence-performance-201112/

WillieStanley · Aug 20, 2012

Just a few quotes from the Derby forum in their thread about Saturday's match:

I thought Keogh looked a bit nervous and he seems to ball watch quite a bit. He also goes chasing balls that are there for others to win leaving gaps in behind.

Defensively we were weak, particularly for the equaliser, but I thought Keogh had a good game. The main creaks were down the flanks

Keogh - 7 - also played well today, much like Roberts in sometimes was caught leaving a hole but recovered well on many occasions and his leadership on a pitch is so evident!

Keogh was generally very good - won most of his headers, won a couple of important last ditch tackles and led the team well;

A bit negative but generally positive. He'll have harder critics as he's gone straight in as captain.

Grendel · Aug 20, 2012

WillieStanley said:
Just a few quotes from the Derby forum in their thread about Saturday's match:

I thought Keogh looked a bit nervous and he seems to ball watch quite a bit. He also goes chasing balls that are there for others to win leaving gaps in behind.

Defensively we were weak, particularly for the equaliser, but I thought Keogh had a good game. The main creaks were down the flanks

Keogh - 7 - also played well today, much like Roberts in sometimes was caught leaving a hole but recovered well on many occasions and his leadership on a pitch is so evident!

Keogh was generally very good - won most of his headers, won a couple of important last ditch tackles and led the team well;

A bit negative but generally positive. He'll have harder critics as he's gone straight in as captain.

He has also gone for a huge price tag - Derby haven't been huge spenders - so there will be pressure on him due to that. I think it will work out OK for him in the end.

Covstu · Aug 20, 2012

lets face it with the amount of pressure he had to saok up last season he had to look good!!

lordsummerisle · Aug 20, 2012

Rich said:
He was/is a solid defender. A good defender never looks outstanding because they are so far ahead of the game they quash any trouble before it arises.

Which is something that Keogh never was. Last ditch tackles to excite the crowd, who forgot the reason for the last-ditch tackles generally the lack of positioning sense in the first place.

His distribution lacked an awful lot too.

Never said he was a bad defender, just not the great defender that some made him out to be.

Hence why he's at Derby, not the Prem or a top Championship side as some said he was destined for.

Good money for him though, so can't knock him.

Otis · Aug 20, 2012

lordsummerisle said:
He was never that brilliant, an okay defender, nothing more.

Though some seemed to think he was the best defender we've had since we were relegated from the Prem.

Some aren't the brightest.

He was our best player last season.

In the land of the blind though the one eyed man will always be king.

Macca · Aug 20, 2012

My one eyed man is king

Sky Blue Sheepy · Aug 20, 2012

He was a good tackler, which gained him fans and rightfully so. Doesn't mean we can't point out he could be positionally flawed and was guilty of the odd 'Hollywood' tackle at times. Seems a few Rams share a similar take.

harvey098 · Aug 20, 2012

Because a Derby Fans opinion formed after 1 or 2 games is valued so much higher than the majority of fans on here who witnessed consistent performances for 2 years. Why do we hope for ex-players failure?!? Beyond me.

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