QuoteMakes his first start this evening against Wolves.
Congratulations to Sean Kavanagh, who makes the Fulham bench for this afternoon's game against Millwall.
Makes his first start this evening against Wolves.
Seems to be playing left-back, according to the Sky website. Fulham site describes him as a good crosser, not much else. Is he an out-and-out left-footed full-back, or a converted midfielder? I really hope it's the former.
He's always been a full-back as far as I know. He was substituted 10 minutes from the end as Fulham chased the game.
listened to the first half on the radio while cooking (this is becoming a common theme for me incidentally) - sounded like he did ok, got forward a fair bit.
gets the following write up from west london sport (whatever that is)
Thrown in for his debut, the young full-back deserves credit for his display. He settled after a rocky start in which he was booked, and in the end he had a decent game given the circumstances. Stuck to his task and showed some promise. 6/10.
hopefully he can kick on as left full is one position where we are very short.
Nice use of "early doors" here: http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport...mulate-7651571
Get used to it!Originally Posted by zero
I also listen to most of my music either cooking or driving these days / years.
Kept his spot for the trip to Derby. Keogh and Hendrick on the opposite side with Best on the bench.
It's a very young team. Magath says they just lost hope after the second goal.
got savaged according to a fulham caller on talksport
Just watched the game and he is certainly raw and inexperienced. Lost his way in the last quarter of the game and could possibly be blamed for Derby's 4th goal. After that he seemed to lose his confidence. Hendrick and Keogh looked comfortable, while Best at least looked fit when he came on, but did not have time to do much.
Kavanagh has put Fulham in front against Norwich with a cracker. He is playing on the left side of midfield.
Great to hear he's worked his way back in to the team. You feared he might be written off as one of Magath's madcap experiments.
Set up Fulham's opener in Blackpool. Seems to be getting a decent few games now.
Playing out of position most of the time.
If it works out half as well as it did for Coleman, that's no harm
Sent to L2 on loan for the rest of the season
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/35392070
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