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Lee BadBuy

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edited August 2010 in General Charlton
As he used to be known was terrible yesterday, not only that he soon realised Reid was tearing past him at will so he took the only opportunity he got to kick him. That stamp was a straight red and he only got a talking to, I was waiting to see it on the box but as they did not show it I will go with what i saw at the game. He accelerated his foot down onto Reid's back meaning to make contact.

Lee you were a crap striker and now you are a poor fullback

Comments

  • golfaddickgolfaddick
    To be fair to him, it was his goal for Pompey (?) against Man City that sent us up in 2000.
  • CarterCarter
    That was a straight red card all day long, the referee had a crystal clear view of it snd he absoutley meant to stamp on Reids head.

    How that is not a red and Semedo's was is beyond me
  • cafcdan18cafcdan18
    Completly forgot he was the RB that Reid was tearing apart until he was subbed. Also cannot believe that he was mentioned as a possible signing not so long ago.
  • gilbertfilbertgilbertfilbert
    [cite]Posted By: cafcdan18[/cite]Completly forgot he was the RB that Reid was tearing apart until he was subbed. Also cannot believe that he was mentioned as a possible signing not so long ago.

    Only by the fantasists on a tabloid sportsdesk.
  • Oggy RedOggy Red
    A lot of people seem to think rumour is fact.
  • sam3110sam3110
    he was awful, reid isn't amazing but he was made to look like messi yesterday. it looked like a stamp to the neck from the f block, whatever it was it was horrible and the fact that they got a freekick from the incident was a joke. a lesser man would have risen to him and got themselves sent off, so credit to kyle for that.
  • dabosdabos
    I couldn't believe it was 'the' Lee Bradbury. I don't remember him always being that fat. But he is still rubbish, so that's one thing that hasn't changed, despite the change in position.

    I think this might be a lesson to those suggesting it would be a good idea to put Llera up front!
  • GRAY9GRAY9
    Think he was their POTY last year.

    He just didn't have the pace for Reid as Doherty and Dailly won't have at certain times this season.
  • ElthamaddickElthamaddick
    His comments in the Sun report...quite funny actually

    LEE BRADBURY is hoping his first game of the season is not a taste of things to come.
    The Bournemouth veteran spent the opening 45 minutes chasing shadows as Charlton's Kyel Reid teased and tormented him.

    While he made his name as a striker and once cost Manchester City £3million, Bradbury, 35, now plies his trade as the Cherries' right-back - which means taking on speedy wingers.

    And he said: "Reidy is one of the best I've played against.

    "He's quick, tricky and on his day he can tear people apart - he's so hard to mark.

    "If every winger is like that this season I don't know how I'll handle it!"

    Having already created one chance which saw Akpo Sodje clip the bar, Reid crossed again for Sodje's decisive 22nd-minute tap-in.

    But having threatened to run riot, the hosts found things tougher in the second half as Eddie Howe's visitors finally showed some muscle.

    Charlton survived two penalty shouts and the dismissal of Jose Semedo for a 62nd-minute foul on Michael Symes.

    Boss Phil Parkinson said: "We'll get better."
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