morty
Moderator
Staff member
Kvistgaarden. Thoroughly deserved.
skijumptoes
Active Member
Oh that's great to see, he's really been putting the work in and it's paying dividends.
Reminds me, I really want to watch him turn his man for the pen, as I never saw a proper replay of what he done as they kept playing footage from afterwards.
Reminds me, I really want to watch him turn his man for the pen, as I never saw a proper replay of what he done as they kept playing footage from afterwards.
morty
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X_GÖAL (@Xrkt111686) on X
PENALTY TO NORWICH CITY! ⚽ Mathias Kvistgaarden wins a penalty for the Canaries! A huge opportunity for Norwich! Can they make it count?
skijumptoes
Active Member
Couldn't resist 
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king harr
Member
Really pleased for him so deserved his confidence is sky high and he looks way fitter than ever,scoring and creating on a regular basis and works his socks off.
AmericanCanary
New Member
Well deserved and really took the initiative if you will with Toure being out.
Daz Sparks
Member
A very satisfying watch! Mugged off to a gold standard.Couldn't resist
PsyCanary
Member
Showing the Quality I think many thought there was in there, and its really paying off for both player and club as a whole now.
Confidence is high, and with a re-fit Makama we have a 1-2 punch up top that I think many teams are going to struggle to contain for a full 90mins
Confidence is high, and with a re-fit Makama we have a 1-2 punch up top that I think many teams are going to struggle to contain for a full 90mins
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Sonyc
Well-Known Member
MK is one of my favourite players and delighted for him. And also pleased that Clement has now had both he and Makama on the field at the same time in matches. That gives opposition defenders a lot to think about.
PsyCanary
Member
He is mine as well, think he has so much to offer the team, and just needed a run of games to grow a little confidence and really show what he can offer.
He links the play so well with the midfield, and he creates chances, can see a pass, and can finish as well
He links the play so well with the midfield, and he creates chances, can see a pass, and can finish as well
morty
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Staff member
Yep, rapidly becoming a favourite of mine too. He came here for a big price and expectations to match, and has had to work hard to reach the levels expected of him. I admire that.
Also I think that he seems committed to the cause, and here for the long haul. I look at Makama, Toure and Mattsson and I see players that will happily move on when the first big offer arrives.
Also I think that he seems committed to the cause, and here for the long haul. I look at Makama, Toure and Mattsson and I see players that will happily move on when the first big offer arrives.
PsyCanary
Member
I think the problem with that on the Makama, Toure and Mattsson comment is we have to expect that. I would probably guess these players are being sold the club under the promise that we have a decent history of improving players and not standing in their way when the chance to move on arrives.
We very much sell ourselves as a stepping stone club to young high-ceiling players
morty
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Staff member
Oh definitely agree with all of that. My point was more about the resilience and determination of Kvistgaarden. His slow start and seeing Makama and Toure come in and be picked ahead of him, he could have easily got down about it and he would be added to the list of players who never quite made it, and left. But his hard work has made him one of the first names on the teamsheet, and I definitely like that. Also he has managed to navigate the bad spell without becoming the token scapegoat, so I think a lot of fans admire him in the same was as I do.
PsyCanary
Member
Absolutely, hard work will always out work talent in the end, and he could have easily thrown in the towel in the summer (as many including the Pink'un lads expected him to be one of those leaving the club) but he has stayed, worked hard, and this season has really taken his chance, to as you say make sure his name is one of the first on the teamsheet.
I for one, really hopes he continues with him once Makama is fully fit
I for one, really hopes he continues with him once Makama is fully fit
Ricardo
Well-Known Member
Kvistgaarten always looked a good player the questions were more about if he was physically suited to the Championship. I think he has now answered that question.
skijumptoes
Active Member
The level of hard-work he puts in you would normally associate with someone who lacks the technical attributes.
He is really up against it with Makama and Toure though, and as they're all quite different players I think it's really smart that PC is building a team that can score from all positions.
I went into this season wondering who was going to be first, second and third choice but the more we step into the season I don't really see any such hierarchy developing, nor a need to.
He is really up against it with Makama and Toure though, and as they're all quite different players I think it's really smart that PC is building a team that can score from all positions.
I went into this season wondering who was going to be first, second and third choice but the more we step into the season I don't really see any such hierarchy developing, nor a need to.
J
Jimmy Bone Superstar
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Delighted he was given the opportunity to convert his penalty after a fantastic turn out wide that frustrated the defender enough to draw an obvious penalty.
And well done ref for spotting it!
And well done ref for spotting it!
Shyster
Member
Well done ref for spotting it!?
There's lost tribes in the Amazon that spotted that was a penalty.
J
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