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  • He was everything you want in a striker today, aggresive, assertive, willing to run channels, willing to get in the mix and finished with style on both occasions
  • Proper centre forward performance today.
  • A confident Makienok is lethal
  • He was everything you want in a striker today, aggresive, assertive, willing to run channels, willing to get in the mix and finished with style on both occasions

    thing is that aggression got lost somewhere along with his confidence in the last few months.

    If it is back then expect some goals and some sending offs.
  • Off_it said:

    Off_it said:

    Just keep you hands away from your ears mate - let your football do the talking.
    Hands behind cupped ears never ends well - take my word for it.

    If the crowd are giving it then he has every right to give it back. Well done Mak

    But he looked like he was giving it to our fans after the first. Was he?
    Yes, don't blame him after some of the sarcastic jeering he has had to put up with.
    Bollocks to that.

    If you'd been up to Huddersfield and Hull I would think you'd have every right top be calling the players every name under the sun.

    Shame he couldn't just appreciate the moment with the hardy souls that travelled up there. They aint the enemy. They don't need goading. Poor form, if that's indeed what he was doing.
    Mate, give it a rest! I think most fans would agree that on average he gets more stick than any other player in the team!The jeers he got against Ipswich were disgraceful (that does not mean I condone his level of performance). Each time though...he has come back and scored important goals (to be fair) and has also made some important assists!

    I for one,really hope he kicks on from today and proves all the doubters wrong!fair play to him for cupping his ears,he believes in his ability, that's why he did it!nothing wrong with that in my eyes!
  • I liked Mak when he first arrived. I somehow felt he was going to be a fans favourite. Theres no doubt he has struggled along with a lot of others in the team. Bergdich has been castigated and written off along with Mak and Sarr but I have always felt that there was something wrong with that.

    I can only conclude that Luzon and then Fraeye sucked the confidence out of these players. I don't know why but even stalwarts like Solly have looked out of sorts.

    Riga brought confidence to players a couple of seasons back. Harriot has had his best spell as a player under Jose. If Riga can get the good players we know we have playing well and give a second chance to the likes of Bergdich, Sarr and Ba then we can battle our way out of the bottom three.
  • cafc_se7 said:

    Off_it said:

    Off_it said:

    Just keep you hands away from your ears mate - let your football do the talking.
    Hands behind cupped ears never ends well - take my word for it.

    If the crowd are giving it then he has every right to give it back. Well done Mak

    But he looked like he was giving it to our fans after the first. Was he?
    Yes, don't blame him after some of the sarcastic jeering he has had to put up with.
    Bollocks to that.

    If you'd been up to Huddersfield and Hull I would think you'd have every right top be calling the players every name under the sun.

    Shame he couldn't just appreciate the moment with the hardy souls that travelled up there. They aint the enemy. They don't need goading. Poor form, if that's indeed what he was doing.
    Mate, give it a rest! I think most fans would agree that on average he gets more stick than any other player in the team!The jeers he got against Ipswich were disgraceful (that does not mean I condone his level of performance). Each time though...he has come back and scored important goals (to be fair) and has also made some important assists!

    I for one,really hope he kicks on from today and proves all the doubters wrong!fair play to him for cupping his ears,he believes in his ability, that's why he did it!nothing wrong with that in my eyes!
    Give what a rest? What am I supposed to be resting?

    We hold different views. Fair enough. No big deal.
  • Off_it said:

    Off_it said:

    Just keep you hands away from your ears mate - let your football do the talking.
    Hands behind cupped ears never ends well - take my word for it.

    If the crowd are giving it then he has every right to give it back. Well done Mak

    But he looked like he was giving it to our fans after the first. Was he?
    Yes, don't blame him after some of the sarcastic jeering he has had to put up with.
    Bollocks to that.

    If you'd been up to Huddersfield and Hull I would think you'd have every right top be calling the players every name under the sun.

    Shame he couldn't just appreciate the moment with the hardy souls that travelled up there. They aint the enemy. They don't need goading. Poor form, if that's indeed what he was doing.
    To be fair he hardly figured in either of those games
  • Love strikers who bully and annoy and ones who smadh headers in like that today

    My favourite types of strikers, would loved to have had P Dickov or Kevin Davies for us at some point.

    Loved watching them play even if the did normally create or score against us.
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  • Players like big mak , Bergdich etc are not crap players, they might not have hit the ground running. Give them time, maybe a bit of patience
    and they will come good, remember Simon Francis?
  • Off_it said:

    cafc_se7 said:

    Off_it said:

    Off_it said:

    Just keep you hands away from your ears mate - let your football do the talking.
    Hands behind cupped ears never ends well - take my word for it.

    If the crowd are giving it then he has every right to give it back. Well done Mak

    But he looked like he was giving it to our fans after the first. Was he?
    Yes, don't blame him after some of the sarcastic jeering he has had to put up with.
    Bollocks to that.

    If you'd been up to Huddersfield and Hull I would think you'd have every right top be calling the players every name under the sun.

    Shame he couldn't just appreciate the moment with the hardy souls that travelled up there. They aint the enemy. They don't need goading. Poor form, if that's indeed what he was doing.
    Mate, give it a rest! I think most fans would agree that on average he gets more stick than any other player in the team!The jeers he got against Ipswich were disgraceful (that does not mean I condone his level of performance). Each time though...he has come back and scored important goals (to be fair) and has also made some important assists!

    I for one,really hope he kicks on from today and proves all the doubters wrong!fair play to him for cupping his ears,he believes in his ability, that's why he did it!nothing wrong with that in my eyes!
    Give what a rest? What am I supposed to be resting?

    We hold different views. Fair enough. No big deal.
    I unfortunately wasn't there today - however I thought he was giving it to the Rotherham fans personally.
  • Off_it said:

    Off_it said:

    Just keep you hands away from your ears mate - let your football do the talking.
    Hands behind cupped ears never ends well - take my word for it.

    If the crowd are giving it then he has every right to give it back. Well done Mak

    But he looked like he was giving it to our fans after the first. Was he?
    Yes, don't blame him after some of the sarcastic jeering he has had to put up with.
    Bollocks to that.

    If you'd been up to Huddersfield and Hull I would think you'd have every right top be calling the players every name under the sun.

    Shame he couldn't just appreciate the moment with the hardy souls that travelled up there. They aint the enemy. They don't need goading. Poor form, if that's indeed what he was doing.
    To be fair he hardly figured in either of those games
    But that wasn't what I was saying. It's not about him - the fans that travelled deserved better. Oh well. No big deal.
  • I think football fans get very precious at times. It's ok to single out a player to jeer, boo and abuse but as soon as that player turns the tables and gives it back we get all this shite about the fans deserve better. Do they bollocks. Players give poor performances and perhaps its they that deserve better than to be jeered when they are struggling. Works both ways don't you think ?

    Well done big man.
  • Been out all day. Brilliant. Well done big mak! Just goes to show how far a decent manager can go
  • I think football fans get very precious at times. It's ok to single out a player to jeer, boo and abuse but as soon as that player turns the tables and gives it back we get all this shite about the fans deserve better. Do they bollocks. Players give poor performances and perhaps its they that deserve better than to be jeered when they are struggling. Works both ways don't you think ?

    Well done big man.

    If that's aimed at me then yes I would agree.

    But then I don't boo or jeer players - well, apart from Kim Grant THAT time. I don't agree with it because I don't think it's particularly constructive or helpful. But I understand that some people feel differently.

    So, by the same chalk I don't expect some player - one of our own players - to be giving it to me or ours. Especially given that the people up there had travelled on the back of two absolutely shocking performances from the players.

    Anyway, I wasn't there, so am not getting too precious about it. A mate of mine was, so I guess I just feel like he deserved better.

    But whatever, nevermind. The three points are in the bag so that's the main thing - was just a bit surprised to see it. That's all.
  • Samson in reverse .. that haircut has given him vim, vigour, and a will to get stuck in and win ((:>)
  • I'm really pleased Mak scored two really good goals. The first was a great strike and the second a good header even if not great defending.

    He has had a huge amount of a abuse, sarcastic cheers if he gets his head to the ball and also some really poor games.

    Every player is a confidence player but better players generate their own confidence on the pitch rather than needing it to be gifted to them. Simon isn't there yet but he seems today to be moving in the right direction and the support of the manager, his team mates and the fans for him could make the difference.

    I still think he has quick feet, good skill with his feet and chest, less good positioning with his heading but I think some decent coaching and a run of form can make him a really good player at this level.

    Let's get behind him.

    Boo boys, shut it, you aren't helping, he's on our side.

    This 100%

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  • I said it after the Bolton pre-season friendly and I'll say it again, if he kicks on from here a bit, Leaburn.

    We should get some I've seen Makienok score t-shirts for the protest fund.

    Personally I love our giant Viking.
  • What worries me is that RD only got Mak on loan by promising to have an option to buy.

    Have this horrid feeling he has no interest in buying him even if we want him
  • I reckon Sarr might be a good defender in a couple of years but right now he looks like a leak at least a goal a game man.

    If he really cost £2m then that money could have been better spent.

    Wish him well though. After all we have him on the wage bill for years which costs a lot if he fails (thinking polish Pete here)
  • Any idea how much Makienok will cost to turn his loan from Palermo into a permanent contract!
  • According to football manager its a million
  • The more goals he scores, the more we pay I'm guessing.

    If he has another good game next game, sign him up for at least the length of Riga's contract.
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